Why my Chicago Electric Pole Saw does not start?
If your Chicago Electric Pole Saw isn't starting, there could be a few reasons. First, check the power supply to make sure it hasn't been interrupted. Second, a damaged power cord or plug could be the culprit, have a certified electrician check them. Finally, there may be another electrical defect to the pole saw, have a certified electrician check the Pole Saw.
What to do if my Chicago Electric 68862 has bad cutting result?
If you're getting a bad cutting result with your Chicago Electric Pole Saw, it could be due to a couple of things. The saw chain might not be tensioned properly, so make sure to tension it correctly. Also, the saw chain could be dull, in which case you should sharpen or replace it.
General| Brand | Chicago Electric |
|---|---|
| Model | 68862 |
| Category | Pole Saw |
| Language | English |
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Guidelines for using extension cords to prevent electric shock and hazards.
Wear appropriate clothing, safety goggles, hard hat, and gloves.
Avoid unintentional starting, overreaching, and maintain alertness.
People with pacemakers must avoid pole saws due to electromagnetic fields.
Avoid damp/wet locations, rain, and use only for intended purpose.
Use identical parts, disconnect before servicing, store indoors.
Steps to reduce risk of injury from appliance vibration.
Keep body away from chain, hold by insulated surfaces, keep cord away.
Hold with both hands, maintain proper footing, avoid ladders.
Be aware of spring back and cutting brush hazards.
Carry saw switched off, follow lubrication/tensioning, keep handles dry.
Understand kickback, use for wood only, avoid tip contact.
Route the power cord away from the blade and work area.
Loosen sleeve, adjust pole bar, tighten sleeve to set cutting height.
Use lock button and trigger to start; trigger release stops the saw.
Hold with both hands, maintain firm pressure, and proper posture.
Keep bystanders away, avoid ladders, position saw to side.
Use caution at end of cut and apply steady pressure.
Inspect before use, clean external surfaces, check components regularly.
Ensure guards are fitted and hardware is tight.
Replace damaged cords, store in a dry, secure location.
Detailed list of components with part numbers and quantities.
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