Gude GAK 1000 B User Manual (English)

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Translation Of The Original Instructions120 pages

Questions and Answers:

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Brandon BellAug 10, 2025
How to start a Gude GAK 1000 B when the engine won't start?
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  Cynthia ForbesAug 10, 2025
  If your Gude Saw's engine isn't starting, there are several possible causes and solutions: * The tank might be empty. If so, refill the tank. * The spark plug could be dirty. Try cleaning or replacing it. * The operating switch might be in the “OFF“ position. Ensure it is switched to the “ON“ position. * The carburetor may need cleaning, or you may need to contact a customer service center. * The spark plug could be wet; in this case, dry the spark plug. * The ignition cable could be defective, requiring assistance from a professional or service center.
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weavernatalieAug 16, 2025
What to do if the chain on my Gude GAK 1000 B Saw is not being supplied with oil?
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  Dana SmithAug 16, 2025
  If the chain on your Gude Saw isn't getting oil, the oil tank is likely empty. Refill the oil tank to resolve this issue.
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mariagibsonAug 22, 2025
Why is my Gude GAK 1000 B only cutting when pressing on it intensively, and only a small amount of sawdust is produced?
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  Christine PowellAug 22, 2025
  If your Gude Saw cuts only when you apply intensive pressure and produces minimal sawdust, the chain is probably blunt. Sharpen or replace the saw chain to restore proper cutting performance.
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Brian JacobsAug 28, 2025
What to do if the chain keeps getting released from the chain rail on my Gude Saw?
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  Carrie MeyerAug 28, 2025
  If the chain keeps coming off the chain rail of your Gude Saw, it could be due to a couple of reasons: * The chain might be too loose. * The rail and chain may be fitted wrongly. You should tighten the chain.
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Lauren JenningsSep 3, 2025
Why is oil dropping from my Gude Saw?
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  Robert HolmesSep 3, 2025
  If oil is dripping from your Gude Saw, the oil cap is likely not closed properly. Make sure to tighten the oil cap.

Gude GAK 1000 B Specifications

General

Brand	Gude
Model	GAK 1000 B
Category	Saw
Language	English

Summary

Preparation for Operation

Assembly Instructions

Connect engine, extension tubes, and cutting unit. Fasten handles securely. Attach shoulder strap.

Fuel and Oil Mixture

Use 2-stroke 1:40 mixture. Do not use stored petrol mixture longer than 30 days.

General Safety Instructions

Keep Bystanders Safe

Operator Caution

Pay attention, use common sense, do not operate when tired, ill, or under the influence of alcohol/drugs.

Accessory Safety

Professional Servicing

Only professionals should perform repairs using original spare parts to avoid injury risks.

Bystander Safety During Operation

Operating the Appliance Safely

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

Always wear safety glasses, helmet, hearing protection, gloves, and protective clothing for safe operation.

Footwear and Clothing

Maintain Safe Distance

Proper Handling and Posture

Backlash Warning

Be aware of backlash, which can cause severe injuries. Avoid cutting branches with the appliance on trees or ladders.

Safe Operating Conditions

Do not use on trees or ladders. Ensure a safe posture and avoid cutting thick branches.

Rotating Chain Hazard

Never touch the saw chain while it is rotating to prevent severe injuries.

Falling Branch Awareness

Allow Appliance to Stop

Always wait until the appliance has completely stopped before touching any part of it.

Ventilation Requirements

Proximity to Electrical Hazards

Maintain at least 10m distance from electric/telephone cables. Follow local regulations.

Appliance-Specific Safety

Pre-Operation Checks

Ensure correct assembly, light switches, secure plug, and proper chain stop after starter release.

Damaged or Malfunctioning Parts

Do not use if handle, saw, or starter is damaged, misaligned, or not fitted securely. Chain must stop when released.

Adverse Weather Conditions

Branch Fall Awareness

Flammable Environment Warning

Chain Maintenance and Replacement

Keep Area Clear of Personnel

Emergency Procedures

First Aid and Medical Assistance

Provide first aid according to injury, seek medical help promptly, protect the injured, and keep them calm.

First Aid Kit Requirements

Reporting Emergency Details

Operating the Appliance

Cold Engine Starting Procedure

Follow steps: level surface, choke ON, primer 3-6 times, On/Off to 'I', pull starter cable until it starts.

Warm Engine Starting Procedure

Emergency Engine Shut-off

In an emergency, immediately move the On/Off switch to the '0' position to stop the engine.

Standard Engine Shut-off

Working Height Adjustment

Safety During Height Adjustment

Always switch off the appliance before adjusting its height or locking mechanisms.

Adjusting Operating Length

Saw Head Angle Adjustment

Safety During Angle Adjustment

Ensure the appliance is switched off before adjusting the saw head angle.

Setting Cutting Angles

Residual Risks and Protective Measures

Mechanical Hazards and Protection

Thermal Hazards and Protection

Noise Exposure and Protection

Maintenance and Support

General Servicing Precautions

Always switch off appliance before servicing. Wait for it to stop. Remove plug. Professional servicing for complex tasks.

Lubrication Points

Servicing Safety Precautions

Air Filter Servicing

Spark Plug Servicing

Saw Head Servicing

Rail and Chain Removal

Chain Rail Maintenance

Saw Chain Maintenance

Chain Tension Adjustment

Adjust chain tension by turning screw clockwise until tight but movable. Tighten rail nut after adjustment.

Troubleshooting Guide

Engine Not Starting

Check tank, spark plug, switch position, or carburetor. Contact professional if issues persist.

Saw Running, No Cutting

Check chain installation direction or sharpness. Sharpen or replace the saw chain as needed.

Reduced Cutting Performance

Check oil supply, chain tension, or fuel mixture. Ensure correct chain/rail fitting and proper lubrication.

Chain Detachment from Rail

Check chain tension and correct fitting of chain and rail.

Excessive Saw Smoke

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