Why does my Makita DUC122Z Chainsaw not start?
Your Makita Chainsaw might not start because the battery cartridge isn't installed properly. Make sure to install the charged battery cartridge. Alternatively, the battery might be low. Try recharging it, and if that doesn't work, replace the battery cartridge.
What to do if there is no oil on the chain of my Makita DUC122Z Chainsaw?
If there's no oil on the chain of your Makita Chainsaw, first check if the oil tank is empty and fill it up if needed. Also, the oil guide groove might be dirty, so try cleaning it.
Why is my Makita DUC122Z Chainsaw not reaching maximum RPM?
Your Makita Chainsaw might not reach maximum RPM because the battery cartridge is installed improperly. Ensure it's correctly installed as described in the manual. Also, a low battery charge level could be the cause. Recharge the battery, and if that doesn't work, replace it.
What to do if my Makita DUC122Z has no oil on the chain?
If there's no oil on the chain of your Makita Chainsaw, first check if the oil tank is empty and fill it if needed. If the tank isn't empty, the oil guide groove might be dirty; try cleaning it.
Why does my Makita DUC122Z Chainsaw motor stop running after a little use?
If the motor of your Makita Chainsaw stops running after a short time, it could be due to a low battery. Try recharging the battery cartridge. If recharging doesn't help, replace the battery cartridge.
What to do if my Makita DUC122Z has abnormal vibration?
If your Makita Chainsaw is vibrating abnormally, stop the machine immediately and check if the guide bar or saw chain is loose. If they are, adjust the guide bar and saw chain tension.
What to do if my Makita Chainsaw motor stops running after a little use?
If the motor of your Makita Chainsaw stops running after a short period, the battery's charge level might be low. Recharge the battery cartridge, and if that doesn't solve the issue, replace the battery cartridge.
The primary upper handle for control and stability.
The power source for the cordless chain saw.
Protects the sprocket and chain mechanism.
Protects the user's front hand from the chain.
The bar along which the saw chain travels.
Protects the tip of the guide bar.
The cutting element of the chain saw.
Used for adjusting chain tension or other functions.
Prevents accidental starting of the saw.
The secondary handle for stability and control.
Activates and controls the motor.
Covers the saw chain when not in use.
Point for attaching a lanyard or securing the tool.
Procedure for fitting and removing the battery from the tool.
Features that protect the tool and battery from damage.
How to check the charge level of the battery.
Instructions for operating the power switch and lock-off button.
Procedures for assembling parts of the chain saw.
Procedure for ensuring adequate chain oil supply during operation.
Techniques and safety for cutting branches from trees.
Proper methods for transporting the chain saw safely.
General| Voltage | 18V |
|---|---|
| Guide Bar Length | 115 mm |
| Power Source | Battery |
| Bar Length | 115 mm |
| Battery Voltage | 18V |
| Automatic Oiler | Yes |
| Chain Gauge (mm) | 1.3 mm |
| Chain Speed | 5.0 m/s |
| Chain Gauge | 0.050" |
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