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General| Engine Type | 2-stroke |
|---|---|
| Spark plug | Champion RCJ7Y |
| Bar Length | 38-50 cm |
| Fuel Tank Capacity | 0.5 liters |
| Chain pitch | 3/8 inch |
Explains various symbols used in the manual to convey important safety and operational information.
Details essential protective gear like helmets, hearing protection, glasses, gloves, and trousers for safe chainsaw operation.
Explains key safety features of the saw, their functions, and basic inspection/maintenance for safe operation.
Explains the function of the chain brake, its activation, and the throttle lock mechanism.
Details the function of the chain catcher and the role of the right hand guard in protecting the hand.
Describes vibration damping, stop switch, and muffler functions and safety precautions.
Outlines checks for the chain brake system, including band wear, trigger, and automatic brake functionality.
Details checks for the front hand guard, including damage and free movement.
Covers checks for throttle lock, right hand guard, vibration damping units, and the stop switch.
Presents five fundamental rules for choosing and maintaining cutting equipment for safety and performance.
Explains chain types, properties like pitch and width, and how they affect kickback reduction.
Details the process of sharpening cutting teeth, including checking tension and filing from the inside face.
Guides on setting raker clearance and tensioning the chain to prevent injury.
Discusses suitable chain oil types and procedures for filling the chain oil tank.
Covers checking chain lubrication, lubricating sprockets and bearings, and checking for wear.
Defines kickback, explaining what causes it and the sudden reaction that can occur.
Details correct grip, stance, and cutting techniques to minimize kickback risks.
Advises against cutting above shoulder height, using one hand, and the importance of proper sharpening.
Provides precautions for handling fuel and chain oil, emphasizing ventilation and fire prevention.
Outlines safe starting procedures, including ensuring components are fitted and keeping clear of the working area.
Stresses understanding kickback effects and the difference between sawing with top and bottom edges of the bar.
Covers looking around, avoiding bad weather, careful handling of small branches, and preparing retreat paths.
Recommends using full throttle, reducing speed to idle, and lists factors to consider before making a cut.
Advises on maintaining a safe distance and considering factors affecting felling direction.
Provides guidance on limbing thick branches and cutting difficult branches piece by piece.
Covers clearing branches, undergrowth, and obstacles to prepare a safe retreat path.
Explains the three cuts for felling (directional and felling cuts) and the function of the breaking strip.
Warns about the increased risk when felling trees larger than the bar length and advises against it without special training.
Provides safety advice for cutting branches and logs that are in tension, emphasizing the breaking point.
Illustrates and lists the various parts and components of the chain saw for identification.
Provides step-by-step instructions for fitting the guide bar and chain, including safety precautions.
Explains the importance of mixing petrol and two-stroke oil correctly and the requirements for gasoline.
Details the types of two-stroke and chain oil recommended, and those to avoid.
Describes the automatic oil pump, its adjustment, and precautions to take during fuelling.
Details the steps for starting a cold and warm engine, including choke and decompression valve usage.
Explains how to stop the engine using the stop switch.
Covers the function of the carburetor, its adjustment possibilities (L, H, T), and the process for fine-tuning.
Provides instructions for replacing starter components and assembly procedures.
Details cleaning/replacing the air filter and checking/replacing the spark plug for engine health.
Covers muffler safety and maintenance, plus the daily lubrication of the needle bearing.
Covers cleaning the cooling system and special measures for operating the saw in winter conditions.
Lists essential daily checks for throttle, brake, chain catcher, bar, lubrication, chain condition, starter, and stop switch.
Details weekly tasks like lubricating bearings and monthly tasks like checking brake band, fuel filter, and changing spark plug.
Lists technical specifications for the engine, fuel capacity, and oil pump.
Provides a list of recommended bar and chain combinations for the specific chain saw model.
Explains warranty coverage, owner responsibilities for maintenance, and what is not covered.
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