GreenWorks GS 110 User Manual (English)

Questions and Answers:

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Danielle ThompsonAug 3, 2025
What to do if my GreenWorks Chainsaw motor runs but the chain is not rotating?
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  Keith StokesAug 3, 2025
  If your GreenWorks Chainsaw motor runs, but the chain doesn't rotate, the saw chain tension might be too tight. You can also remove the battery, take off the bar cover, and remove the bar and saw chain. Clean all debris from the chainsaw. After all debris is cleared, insert battery and run the chainsaw. If the sprocket is spinning your motor is okay. If the sprocket is not spinning, call customer service.
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Christopher ThompsonAug 9, 2025
Why is my GreenWorks GS 110 Chainsaw bar and saw chain running hot and smoking?
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  Alyssa MejiaAug 9, 2025
  If the GreenWorks Chainsaw bar and saw chain are running hot and smoking, it could be due to several reasons. First, check the saw chain tension; if it's overtightened, tension the saw chain. Ensure there's oil in the oil tank; if not, refill it. Also, the discharge port, oil tank, or bar and chain oil tank cap might be blocked by debris, so clean them out. Lastly, the sprocket or guide wheel could be clogged; if so, remove the debris.
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Ricardo RossAug 15, 2025
Why my GreenWorks Chainsaw does not start?
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  Jason GonzalezAug 15, 2025
  If your GreenWorks Chainsaw does not start, first, ensure the chain brake is disengaged by pulling it towards you. Next, check that the battery is properly secured, making sure the latches on the battery compartment snap into place. Also, the battery pack may be depleted, so charge it. Finally, if the battery and power tool are too hot or cold, let them adjust to a suitable temperature.
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Kayla RobinsonAug 21, 2025
What to do if GreenWorks Chainsaw motor runs, chain rotates but does not cut?
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  Christine NguyenAug 21, 2025
  If the GreenWorks Chainsaw motor runs, and the chain rotates but does not cut, the chain may be dull, requiring sharpening or replacement. Also, ensure the chain is not on backwards. Finally, the chain tension could be overtightened or too loose.
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Robert AyersAug 27, 2025
Why is my GreenWorks Chainsaw motor running, but cutting abnormal?
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  Daniel FarmerAug 27, 2025
  If the GreenWorks Chainsaw motor is running but cutting abnormally, and stops after about 10 seconds, recharge the battery. If the unit cuts off and beeps during a cut, release the trigger and restart the chainsaw, avoiding forcing the cut. Ensure the chain is always lubricated. If the battery storage temperature is incorrect, allow the battery pack to cool until it drops to room temperature.

GreenWorks GS 110 Specifications

General

Brand	GreenWorks
Model	GS 110
Category	Chainsaw
Language	English

Summary

Product Specifications

Safety Information

General Power Tool Safety Warnings

General warnings for power tool usage, including work area, electrical, and personal safety precautions.

Work Area Safety

Guidelines for maintaining a clean, well-lit workspace and keeping bystanders away from the operating tool.

Electrical Safety

Precautions regarding exposure to rain, damp conditions, and earthed surfaces to prevent electric shock.

Personal Safety

Advice on staying alert, using PPE, preventing unintentional starting, and proper attire for safe operation.

Chainsaw Safety Warnings

Specific safety advice for chainsaw operation, including handling, grip, and avoiding hazards like kickback.

Battery Tool Use and Care

Guidelines for safe usage and maintenance of battery-powered tools and battery packs.

Child Safety

Precautions to prevent accidents involving children in the work area or during chainsaw operation.

Kickback Hazards and Prevention

Explains kickback, its causes, and provides detailed precautions to avoid it during chainsaw use.

Symbols

Service and Instructions

Know Your Chainsaw

Assembly

Unpacking and Packing List

Instructions for unpacking the chainsaw, checking contents, and inspecting for damage.

Adding Bar and Chain Lubricant

Guide on how to fill the bar and chain oil reservoir with the correct lubricant.

Battery Installation and Removal

Steps for installing and removing the battery pack from the chainsaw.

Operation

Starting and Stopping the Chainsaw

Procedures for safely starting and stopping the chainsaw, including trigger and safety lock usage.

Basic Operating and Cutting Procedures

Techniques for performing basic cuts on logs, including stance, pressure, and release.

Removing Buttress Roots

Instructions for safely removing large buttress roots from trees before felling.

Proper Procedure for Tree Felling

Overview of safe tree felling practices, including escape routes and planning.

Bucking

Instructions for cutting fallen trees into desired lengths, including safety and technique.

Bucking With a Wedge

Guidance on using wedges to prevent pinching when bucking large diameter logs.

Bucking Logs Under Stress

Specific methods for bucking logs that are supported at one or both ends, considering load and tension.

Overbucking and Underbucking

Techniques for cutting logs from the top (overbucking) and bottom (underbucking) to manage tension.

Limbing

Steps for removing branches from fallen trees, emphasizing safety and technique.

Pruning

Instructions for trimming limbs from live trees, focusing on safety and proper cutting sequence.

Cutting Springpoles

Warning and guidance on identifying and safely cutting springpoles to avoid kickback.

Maintenance

General Maintenance and Lubrication

Guidelines for cleaning plastic parts, avoiding chemical contact, and noting internal lubrication.

Adjusting the Chain Tension

Step-by-step instructions for properly tensioning the chainsaw chain.

Replacing the Bar and Chain

Procedures for safely removing and installing the chainsaw's guide bar and chain.

Chain Oiler and Chain Maintenance

Details on maintaining the chain oiler and performing essential chain maintenance like sharpening.

Sharpening the Cutters

Instructions for filing and sharpening chainsaw cutters to ensure optimal performance.

Top Plate Filing Angle

Explains the correct 30° filing angle for the top plate of chainsaw cutters.

Side Plate Angle

Details correct 80° side plate angle and issues with hook or backward slope.

Maintaining the Guide Bar

Guide on reversing, cleaning, and lubricating the guide bar for maximum life and proper function.

Environmentally Safe Battery Disposal

Troubleshooting

Limited Warranty

Warranty Coverage Details

Outlines the terms and duration for power train, battery, and wearable parts warranties.

Warranty Exclusions and Rights

Lists conditions that void the warranty and consumer rights related to product use and modification.

Greenworks Helpline and Transportation Charges

Provides contact information for warranty service and clarifies responsibility for transportation costs.

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Parts List

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GreenWorks GS 110 User Manual

Table of Contents

Questions and Answers:

GreenWorks GS 110 Specifications

Summary

Product Specifications

Safety Information

General Power Tool Safety Warnings

Work Area Safety

Electrical Safety

Personal Safety

Chainsaw Safety Warnings

Battery Tool Use and Care

Child Safety

Kickback Hazards and Prevention

Symbols

Service and Instructions

Know Your Chainsaw

Assembly

Unpacking and Packing List

Adding Bar and Chain Lubricant

Battery Installation and Removal

Operation

Starting and Stopping the Chainsaw

Basic Operating and Cutting Procedures

Removing Buttress Roots

Proper Procedure for Tree Felling

Bucking

Bucking With a Wedge

Bucking Logs Under Stress

Overbucking and Underbucking

Limbing

Pruning

Cutting Springpoles

Maintenance

General Maintenance and Lubrication

Adjusting the Chain Tension

Replacing the Bar and Chain

Chain Oiler and Chain Maintenance

Sharpening the Cutters

Top Plate Filing Angle

Side Plate Angle

Maintaining the Guide Bar

Environmentally Safe Battery Disposal

Troubleshooting

Limited Warranty

Warranty Coverage Details

Warranty Exclusions and Rights

Greenworks Helpline and Transportation Charges

Exploded View

Parts List

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