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Black & Decker LH1600 User Manual

Black & Decker LH1600
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KEY INFORMATION YOU SHOULD KNOW:
•Hand guard must be in the "set" position or saw will not
operate. Refer to "AUTO STOP CHAIN BRAKING SYSTEM
page 11.
•DO NOT OVER-TENSION CHAIN. Refer to "ASSEMBLY OF
GUIDE BAR AND CHAIN" on page 10 for proper method o
tensioning chain.
•Retighten chain frequently during first two hours of use.
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Black & Decker LH1600 Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeElectric Chainsaw
Power SourceCorded Electric
Bar Length16 inches
Motor Power12 amp
Automatic OilingYes
Voltage120V
Tool-Free Chain TensioningYes
Amperage12 amps

Summary

Key Information You Should Know

Hand Guard Operation

Hand guard must be in the "set" position or saw will not operate.

Chain Tensioning Caution

DO NOT OVER-TENSION CHAIN. Refer to page 10 for proper method.

Chain Retightening

Retighten chain frequently during first two hours of use.

Chain Saw Names and Terms

Important Safety Instructions

Double Insulation

Double insulated tools have two layers of electrical insulation for protection against electric shock.

Parts Description

Chain Saw Safety Warnings

Polarized Plug Safety

To reduce electric shock risk, use a polarized plug with a suitable polarized extension cord.

Extension Cord Guidelines

Ensure extension cord is in good condition and heavy enough to carry the product's current.

Work Area Cleanliness

Cluttered areas invite injuries. Ensure clear work area, secure footing, and planned retreat path.

Work Area Environment

Use caution with small brush/saplings. Do not operate a chain saw in a tree unless trained.

Guard Against Electric Shock

Prevent body contact with grounded surfaces like metal pipes or wire fences.

Keep Children and Visitors Away

Storing the Chain Saw

Proper Use and Handling

Chain Saw Maintenance

Kickback Prevention

Kickback Safety Features

Additional Safety Rules

Handling Treated Wood

Be cautious when cutting treated wood (e.g., CCA) to avoid inhalation and skin contact.

Chemical Exposure Warning

Tool may generate dust causing cancer. Use appropriate respiratory protection.

Operation & Assembly Precautions

Do not operate damaged saw. Ensure chain stops when trigger released. Do not operate with one hand.

Preparing Your Chain Saw for Use

Chain Oiling

Oil new chains before first use. Use only one brand of oil for consistency and longevity.

Chain Brake System

Auto-Stop Hand Guard

Pull front guard back to "set" position for auto-stop function.

Anti-Kickback Braking

Inertia brake activates on kickback by pushing front guard forward.

Testing the Chain Brake

Verify chain stops quickly upon trigger release or kickback event.

Assembly of Guide Bar and Chain

Chain Tension Check

Check chain tension by pulling 1/8" away from bar. Ensure no sag. Do not over-tension.

Using Your Chain Saw

Attaching Extension Cord

Use built-in retainer to secure cord to saw handle. Plug into tool's power supply cord.

Common Cutting Techniques

Felling a Tree

Process of cutting down a tree. Plan retreat path, consider tree lean, wind, and overhead hazards.

Limbing a Fallen Tree

Bucking Logs

Care and Maintenance

Oil Level

Ensure reservoir is not below a quarter full. Top off if low.

Chain and Bar Maintenance

Clean guide bar and chain. Ensure oil hole is clear. Turn guide bar 180° for even wear.

Saw Chain Sharpening

Keep cutters sharp for best performance. Use file holder for correct angles. File cutters from inside to outside.

Fault Finding

Troubleshoot common issues: saw not starting, chain not stopping, hot bar/chain. Check fuses, GFCI, tension, oil.

Saw Chain Sharpness

General Maintenance

Accessories and Service Information

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