What to do if my EINHELL GP-LC 36/35 Li Chainsaw does not work at all?
If your EINHELL Chainsaw isn't working, there could be a couple of reasons. First, check if the quick stop brake (chain brake) has been tripped. If it has, pull the hand protection back to its normal position. Also, verify that the chainsaw is getting power. Check the power supply to ensure it is working correctly.
Why is my EINHELL GP-LC 36/35 Li juddering, vibrating or not sawing properly?
There are several reasons why your EINHELL Chainsaw might be juddering, vibrating, or not sawing correctly: * The chain tension might be too loose. Adjust the chain tension accordingly. * The chain could be blunt. Re-sharpen or replace the chain. * The chain might be worn. Replace the chain. * The saw teeth might be pointing in the wrong direction. Reinstall the saw chain with the teeth facing in the correct direction.
Why is the chain/guide rail on my EINHELL GP-LC 36/35 Li Chainsaw hot?
If the chain or guide rail on your EINHELL Chainsaw is getting hot, it could be due to several reasons: * There may be no oil in the tank. Fill up with oil. * The oil tank cap breather may be blocked. Clean the oil tank cap. * The oil outlet may be blocked. Clear the oil outlet. * The chain could be blunt. Re-sharpen or replace the chain.
What to do if the saw chain on my EINHELL GP-LC 36/35 Li is dry?
If the saw chain on your EINHELL Chainsaw is dry, it could be due to a few reasons. First, check if there is oil in the tank and fill it up if it's empty. If the tank is full, the oil tank cap breather might be blocked, so try cleaning it. Also, the oil outlet could be blocked; make sure to clear it.
Explains symbols found on the machine for safe operation.
Step-by-step guide for assembling the cutter rail and saw chain.
Instructions on how to properly tension the saw chain for safe operation.
Information on filling the oil tank and ensuring proper chain lubrication.
Guidelines for safe operation including felling trees and making felling notches.
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