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After the first start, wait for the oil pump to float and the bar to start lubricate the chain; see
Chain lubrication check - below.
CAUTION! A
Running engines produce heat. Parts of the engine and the exhaust are extremely
hot. They may cause serious burns after contact. If it is close to any flammable
material, e.g. leaves, grass, shrubbery, etc., it may catch fire.
TEN CHECKS BEFORE STARTING
BEFORE START, CHECK:
1. Whether the grips are not contaminated by oil
2. Tightening and completeness of screws
3. Chain trap
4. Fuel and chain oil condition
5. Gas lever and its lock
6. Ignition switch
7. Vibration damping system
8. Exhaust silencer
9. Whether the chain moves freely on the bar by pulling it back and forth and
tensioning it. / Use gloves!
10. Chain brake
ENGINE STARTING
• Turn on/lock the chain brake by pushing the front hand guard forward (fig. 3) (b).
WARNING! B
In the event that the brake is not activated before the start, it is very likely that
the chain will start to spin after the engine starting!
• Switch on the ignition switch "I" (fig. 7 a)
• Pull out the choke rod (fig. 8 a).
• Use the fuel injector/primer (if installed) to inject the fuel into the cylinder. Press it until
the injector has the same resistance to the push (approx. 5 times - not the rule)
• Hold the chainsaw safely near the ground by the front handle with your left hand. With your
right hand, pull the starter cable by a handle until you feel resistance (fig. 9).
WARNING! B
Never start the chainsaw which you hold freely in your hand.
• Start by a smooth pull. Never with a yank! Do not pull the cable to its full length and do not
apply brute force.
• Do not drop the starting cable sharply backwards. Return it manually.
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