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Symbole
Guide bar (Fig.23-24)
• Clean the bar after each use.
• Remove the bar from the machine.
• Remove sawdust from the bar and the oil channel (Fig.23/Pos.1).
• Lubricate the teeth (Fig.24/Pos.2/3) through the oiling hole with an oil syringe.
Cylinder fins (Fig.20)
• Clean the cylinder fins (M) after each use. To do this, use compressed air at low pres-
sure or use a brush. ATTENTION! Wear safety glasses!
• Dust and dirt between the fins on the cylinder may cause the machine to overheat.
Other maintenance points before each use
• Check for leakage from oil or fuel tanks.
• Check the unit for loose parts and screws. Specifically, the chain, the bar and the hand
grips.
• If you find defects on the machine, fix them immediately.
Oil-/Fuel filter (Fig.21)
m CAUTION!: Never operate the saw without the Oil-/fuel filter (L1/L2). After every 100
hours of operation the Oil-/fuel filter needs to be cleaned or replaced when damaged.
Drain the Oil-/fuel tank completely before replacing the Oil-/filter.
• Remove the fuel/oil tank cap (12/14).
• Make a handle from soft wire.
• Insert it into the opening of the Oil-/fuel tank and hook the Oil-/fuel hose. Pull the Oil-/
fuel hose carefully to the opening until you can grab it with your fingers.
m NOTE
Pull the hose so it is not quite out of the tank.
• Lift the Oil-/fuel filter (L1/L2) from the tank.
• Remove the Oil-/fuel filter with a twisting motion and clean it. If it is damaged, discard
the Oil-/fuel filter.
• Insert the cleaned Oil-/fuel filter or a new one. Plug one end of the Oil-/fuel filter into
the tank opening.
• Make sure the Oil-/fuel filter is seated in the lower tank cap. Move the Oil-/fuel filter
with a long screwdriver to put it in its proper slot.
• Fill the Oil-/fuel tank with fresh saw chain oil or fuel mixture. Put the Oil-/fuel tank
cap on the tank.
Maintenance, Servicing
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