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If your Makita Chainsaw starts but dies immediately, it could be due to a wrong idling adjustment, or a dirty suction head or carburetor. Adjust the idling and clean the suction head or carburetor. Also, check the tank venting and fuel line, as a defective tank venting, interrupted fuel line, defective cable or combination switch could also be the cause.
How to fix insufficient power in Makita EA3500S Chainsaw?
If your Makita Chainsaw has insufficient power, the air filter may be dirty, the carburetor adjustment may be wrong, the muffler may be clogged, the exhaust channel in the cylinder may be clogged, or the spark arrester screen may be clogged. To resolve this, clean the air filter and muffler, and adjust the carburetor.
Why is my Makita EA3500S chain not running?
If the chain on your Makita Chainsaw isn't running, the chain brake might be activated. Check if the chain brake is in the 'off' position.
How to fix warm start difficulties with my Makita EA3500S Chainsaw?
If you're experiencing warm start difficulties with your Makita Chainsaw, it's likely due to an incorrect carburetor adjustment. Adjust the carburetor settings.
What to do if my Makita EA3500S engine starts, but dies immediately?
If your Makita Chainsaw engine starts but dies immediately, the idling adjustment might be wrong, or the suction head or carburetor could be dirty. Check and adjust the idling settings and clean the suction head or carburetor. Another possibility is a defective tank vent, an interrupted fuel line, a defective cable, or a defective combination switch. Inspect the tank vent and ensure the fuel line is not interrupted.
What to do if my Makita EA3500S has insufficient power?
If your Makita Chainsaw has insufficient power, it might be because the air filter is dirty, the carburetor adjustment is wrong, the muffler is clogged, the exhaust channel in the cylinder is clogged, or the spark arrester screen is clogged. Clean the air filter and check the carburetor adjustments.
How to fix insufficient power in Makita Saw?
If your Makita Saw has insufficient power, the cause might be a dirty air filter, incorrect carburetor adjustment, a clogged muffler, a clogged exhaust channel in the cylinder, or a clogged spark arrester screen. Clean or replace the air filter and muffler.
Why my Makita Chainsaw engine does not start?
If your Makita Chainsaw engine is not starting, begin by checking the ignition spark. Also inspect the wiring, and replace the spark plug or cap if defective. Ensure proper spark plug sealing. Adjust the combination switch and clean the carburetor if the combination switch is in Choke position, or if the carburetor is defective, or the suction head is dirty, or the fuel line is bent or interrupted. Finally, inspect the starter and engine parts, and replace defective components if the cylinder base packing ring or radial shaft packings are defective, or if the cylinder or piston rings are defective.
General| Weight | 4.6 kg |
|---|---|
| Chain Pitch | 3/8 inch |
| Bar Length | 35 cm |
| Fuel Tank Capacity | 0.48 liters |
| Oil Tank Capacity | 0.28 L |
| Power Rating | 1.7 kW |
| Chain Gauge | 0.050 inch |
Lists all items included in the product packaging.
Explains warning and operational symbols used on the saw and in the manual.
General safety guidelines for operating the chain saw.
Specific measures to prevent and manage kickback incidents.
Further safety guidelines to be observed by all users.
Broad safety warnings and rules for chain saw use.
Requirements for the operator's physical and mental state.
Detailed meanings of symbols found on the saw and in documentation.
Guidelines on appropriate clothing for safe operation.
Introduction to the chain saw and its parts.
Basic instructions for operating and transporting the saw.
Step-by-step guide for safely adding fuel.
Procedures for starting the chain saw engine.
Procedures for adjusting idle speed and chain tension.
Advice on operating in various environmental conditions.
Proper techniques for making cuts safely.
Details on kickback, pushback, and pull-in forces.
Explains what kickback is and how it occurs.
Elements that affect the force and occurrence of kickback.
Features designed to minimize kickback risks.
Actionable advice for preventing kickback.
Strategies to prevent pushback during operation.
Strategies to prevent pull-in during operation.
Basic principles for cutting down trees.
Clearing the work area and planning escape routes.
Step-by-step guide to making the felling notch.
Executing the main felling cut.
Technique for large-diameter trees.
Specific technique for large trees.
Procedures for cutting logs into sections.
Procedures for removing branches from fallen trees.
General guide to maintenance and repair.
Steps for proper upkeep and storage.
Detailed specifications for EA3500S and EA3501S models.
Specifications for chain types and guide bars.
Step-by-step guide for initial assembly.
Procedure for adjusting chain tension.
How to verify correct chain tension.
Steps to readjust chain tension.
Specifics for QuickSet guide bar installation.
Adjusting chain tension on QuickSet bars.
Verifying tension on QuickSet bars.
Re-adjusting tension on QuickSet bars.
Installation for models with quick tensioner.
Adjusting chain tension for EA3501S.
Explanation of the inertia chain brake system.
How to activate the chain brake manually.
How to disengage the chain brake.
Correct fuel-oil ratios and fuel types.
Proper methods for storing fuel and mixtures.
Information on chain oil types and application.
Specific considerations for biodegradable oils.
Safe steps for refilling fuel and oil tanks.
Ensuring adequate chain lubrication during operation.
Verifying the oil feed rate to the chain.
How to modify the oil pump feed rate.
Steps to start a cold engine.
Steps to start a warm engine.
How to safely shut down the engine.
Verifying the chain brake's functionality.
Guidance on adjusting idle speed.
Detailed instructions on chain sharpening.
Best practices for achieving correct sharpness.
How to use files and file holders for sharpening.
Checking and adjusting depth limiters.
Cleaning the inside of the sprocket guard.
Maintaining the guide bar.
Instructions for cleaning the air filter.
Cleaning the area around the air filter.
Cleaning engine cylinder fins.
Replacing the fuel suction head.
How to replace the spark plug.
Testing for ignition spark.
Inspecting and tightening muffler screws.
Procedures for starter cable, spring, and return pack.
Reassembling the fan housing.
Cleaning the fan and filter compartment.
Cleaning engine cylinder fins.
Replacing the fuel suction head.
Cleaning and replacing the spark arrester screen.
Information on authorized service centers.
Emphasizing the use of original MAKITA parts.
Details of the product guarantee and exclusions.
