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Explains the meaning of DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTICE symbols for hazard identification.
Read all safety warnings and instructions to prevent electric shock, fire, and serious injury.
Ensure a clean, well-lit work area, keep bystanders away, and avoid distractions for safe operation.
Proper grounding, outlet use, and extension cord management are crucial to prevent electric shock.
Stay alert, use common sense, wear proper PPE, and prevent unintentional starts.
Use the correct tool, ensure functionality, disconnect power for maintenance, and store safely.
Maintain proper footing, grip, and keep body parts away from the saw chain during operation.
Wear safety glasses, hearing protection, and avoid operating on unstable surfaces or in trees.
Understand kickback, spring back, and brush cutting hazards; handle tool properly for transport.
Follow instructions for lubrication, chain tensioning, and accessory changes for safe operation.
Maintain a firm grip, avoid overreaching, use specified parts, and proper sharpening.
Ensure proper grounding of three-prong plugs to prevent electric shock.
Understand double insulated tools do not require grounding.
Choose cord gauge based on amperage and length to prevent voltage drop and tool damage.
Ensure cords are properly wired, protected, and suitable for outdoor use.
Provides electrical rating, motor speed, lubrication capacity, and cutting attachment details.
Read the ENTIRE IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION section before setup or use.
Explains Hand Guard, Chain Brake, Trigger Lockout, and Low-Kickback Chain functions.
Diagram identifying key components like handles, trigger, chain guide bar, and power cord.
Step-by-step instructions for fitting the guide bar, bar support plate, and saw chain.
Instructions on how to check and adjust saw chain tension for proper operation.
Designate a safe work area, route extension cords properly, and use GFCI protection.
Plan escape routes, consider tree lean and wind, remove debris, and use proper cutting methods.
Perform notching and felling back cuts correctly, leaving a hinge for controlled fall.
Remove branches from a fallen tree, supporting the log and cutting tensioned branches from bottom up.
Cut from the top (overbuck) to avoid cutting earth when the log is supported fully.
Perform an underbuck cut, then an overbuck cut to avoid splintering and pinching.
Cut 1/3 from top (overbuck), then lower 2/3 (underbuck) to meet the first cut.
Stand uphill, maintain control, avoid ground contact, and stop the saw before moving.
Inspect oil tank, connect cord, and ensure chain brake is disengaged before starting.
Grasp handles firmly with both hands and use trigger lockout for safe operation.
Cut with light pressure, avoid kickback, and clean/store tool after cooling.
Inspect for loose hardware, damaged parts, dull chain, and other conditions affecting safe operation.
Fill oil tank, adjust chain tension, turn guide bar, and clean exterior after use.
If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by a qualified service technician.
Keep chain cutters sharp for smooth operation; seek professional sharpening when needed.
Clean, lubricate, deburr, and reverse the guide bar to ensure even wear and proper function.
Schedule includes cleaning guide bar, checking sprocket, and cleaning oil tank monthly.
Replace worn guide bar or sharpen/replace saw chain as needed.
Explains the meaning of DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTICE symbols for hazard identification.
Read all safety warnings and instructions to prevent electric shock, fire, and serious injury.
Ensure a clean, well-lit work area, keep bystanders away, and avoid distractions for safe operation.
Proper grounding, outlet use, and extension cord management are crucial to prevent electric shock.
Stay alert, use common sense, wear proper PPE, and prevent unintentional starts.
Use the correct tool, ensure functionality, disconnect power for maintenance, and store safely.
Maintain proper footing, grip, and keep body parts away from the saw chain during operation.
Wear safety glasses, hearing protection, and avoid operating on unstable surfaces or in trees.
Understand kickback, spring back, and brush cutting hazards; handle tool properly for transport.
Follow instructions for lubrication, chain tensioning, and accessory changes for safe operation.
Maintain a firm grip, avoid overreaching, use specified parts, and proper sharpening.
Ensure proper grounding of three-prong plugs to prevent electric shock.
Understand double insulated tools do not require grounding.
Choose cord gauge based on amperage and length to prevent voltage drop and tool damage.
Ensure cords are properly wired, protected, and suitable for outdoor use.
Provides electrical rating, motor speed, lubrication capacity, and cutting attachment details.
Read the ENTIRE IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION section before setup or use.
Explains Hand Guard, Chain Brake, Trigger Lockout, and Low-Kickback Chain functions.
Diagram identifying key components like handles, trigger, chain guide bar, and power cord.
Step-by-step instructions for fitting the guide bar, bar support plate, and saw chain.
Instructions on how to check and adjust saw chain tension for proper operation.
Designate a safe work area, route extension cords properly, and use GFCI protection.
Plan escape routes, consider tree lean and wind, remove debris, and use proper cutting methods.
Perform notching and felling back cuts correctly, leaving a hinge for controlled fall.
Remove branches from a fallen tree, supporting the log and cutting tensioned branches from bottom up.
Cut from the top (overbuck) to avoid cutting earth when the log is supported fully.
Perform an underbuck cut, then an overbuck cut to avoid splintering and pinching.
Cut 1/3 from top (overbuck), then lower 2/3 (underbuck) to meet the first cut.
Stand uphill, maintain control, avoid ground contact, and stop the saw before moving.
Inspect oil tank, connect cord, and ensure chain brake is disengaged before starting.
Grasp handles firmly with both hands and use trigger lockout for safe operation.
Cut with light pressure, avoid kickback, and clean/store tool after cooling.
Inspect for loose hardware, damaged parts, dull chain, and other conditions affecting safe operation.
Fill oil tank, adjust chain tension, turn guide bar, and clean exterior after use.
If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by a qualified service technician.
Keep chain cutters sharp for smooth operation; seek professional sharpening when needed.
Clean, lubricate, deburr, and reverse the guide bar to ensure even wear and proper function.
Schedule includes cleaning guide bar, checking sprocket, and cleaning oil tank monthly.
Replace worn guide bar or sharpen/replace saw chain as needed.
This document is an owner's manual and safety instructions for the Bauer 16" 14.5 AMP Electric Chainsaw, model 20112E-B.
The Bauer 16" 14.5 AMP Electric Chainsaw is designed for cutting small logs and lighter weight trimming jobs. It is a mains-operated (corded) power tool intended for wood cutting only. The manual emphasizes that it should not be used for cutting plastic, masonry, or non-wood building materials.
The manual includes a "Recommended Minimum Wire Gauge for Extension Cords" table, indicating the appropriate gauge based on nameplate amperes (at full load) and extension cord length (25', 50', 75', 100', 150'). For example, for 0-2.0 amperes, an 18 gauge cord is recommended for lengths up to 100', and a 16 gauge for 150'. For 16.1-20.0 amperes, a 12 gauge is needed for 25' and a 10 gauge for 50' and 75'.
The chainsaw is equipped with several safety features and operational guidelines:
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