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Diana TaylorAug 20, 2025
Why my Makita Chainsaw chain does not start?
- MMaria MeyerAug 20, 2025
If the chain of your Makita Chainsaw does not run, the chain brake might be engaged. In this case, release the chain brake.
Why my Makita Chainsaw chain does not start?
If the chain of your Makita Chainsaw does not run, the chain brake might be engaged. In this case, release the chain brake.
What to do if my Makita Chainsaw does not start?
If your Makita Chainsaw does not start, it could be due to a few reasons. First, ensure that the chainsaw is properly connected to a power supply and that the power supply is working. If the cable is defective or there is a tool malfunction, stop using the tool immediately.
Why my Makita Chainsaw does not start?
Your Makita Chainsaw might not be starting due to several reasons. First, ensure it is properly connected to a working power supply, and check the power supply itself. If the cable is defective or the tool has malfunctioned, stop using it immediately and seek assistance from your local authorized service center.
Why is there no oil on the chain of my Makita Chainsaw?
If there's no oil on the chain of your Makita Chainsaw, possible causes include an empty oil tank, a dirty oil guide groove, or an incorrectly adjusted oil pump adjusting screw. To resolve this, fill the oil tank, clean the groove, or adjust the oil pump feed rate.
What to do if the chain of my Makita UC4051A Chainsaw does not run?
If the chain of your Makita Chainsaw does not run, it's possible that the chain brake is engaged. To fix this, release the chain brake.
What to do if Makita UC4051A Chainsaw chain does not stop when the chain brake is engaged?
If the chain on your Makita Chainsaw does not stop even when the chain brake is engaged, it indicates that the brake band is worn down. Stop using the tool immediately.
What to do if no oil on the chain of my Makita Chainsaw?
If there is no oil on the chain of your Makita Chainsaw, the oil tank might be empty, so refill it. Another possibility is a dirty oil guide groove, which you should clean. Finally, check the oil pump adjusting screw and adjust the oil pump feed rate if it's incorrectly set.
What to do if my Makita UC4051A has no oil on the chain?
If there is no oil on the chain of your Makita Chainsaw, the oil tank might be empty. Refill the oil tank. Alternatively, the oil guide groove could be dirty, in which case you should clean the groove. Finally, the oil pump adjusting screw might not be correctly adjusted, so adjust the oil pump feed rate.
What to do if my Makita UC4051A vibrates abnormally?
If your Makita Chainsaw is vibrating abnormally, it could be due to a loose guide bar or saw chain, or a tool malfunction. Try adjusting the guide bar and saw chain tension. If the issue persists, stop using the tool immediately.
What to do if chain does not stop even the chain brake is engaged on my Makita UC4051A?
If the chain on your Makita Chainsaw continues to run even when the chain brake is engaged, it could be due to a worn-down brake band. In this case, stop using the tool immediately and consult your local authorized service center. Alternatively, the guide bar or saw chain might be loose; in this case, adjust the tension of the guide bar and saw chain.
Icons for reading manual, PPE, warnings, cautions, and general instructions.
Icons indicating chain brake, oil, direction of travel, and proper disposal.
Guidelines for a safe work environment and electrical precautions.
Ensuring operator alertness, proper PPE, and safe handling.
Safe practices for holding, operating, and cutting with the chain saw.
Understanding and avoiding kickback hazards during operation.
Specifies intended use, limitations, and prohibited operations.
Detailed list of recommended protective clothing and gear.
Measures to prevent electric shock, especially in damp conditions.
Pre-operation checks, cord usage, and environmental safety.
Explains how kickback occurs and its primary causes.
Provides detailed steps and precautions to avoid kickback.
Describes chain brake, run-down brake, hand guards, and chain catcher.
Instructions for immediate accident response and information to provide.
Step-by-step guide for sprocket cover removal and installation.
Procedure for safely removing and installing the saw chain.
Steps to detach the saw chain from the guide bar.
Procedure for fitting a new saw chain onto the guide bar.
How to adjust the saw chain tension correctly.
Proper method for connecting and securing the extension cord.
Guide on using the switch trigger and lock-off button.
Instructions for lubricating the saw chain and bar.
Ensuring the saw chain has the correct tension before use.
Verifying the switch trigger functions correctly and safely.
Verifying chain brake and chain lubrication system functionality.
How to adjust the oil pump feed rate.
General advice on holding and securing timber during operation.
Methods for cutting logs and removing branches from trees.
Techniques for burrowing, parallel-grain cuts, and felling preparation.
Detailed steps for planning tree felling, including escape routes.
Instructions for cleaning the saw and inspecting its housing.
Indicators for sharpening and guidelines for cutter length and chip thickness.
Using the correct file and technique for sharpening the chain.
Maintaining clean oil paths in the guide bar and oil feed hole.
Advice on using new chains and checking sprocket wear.
Importance of inspecting chain and run-down brake systems regularly.
Procedure for checking and replacing worn carbon brushes.
Instructions for long-term storage, including oil management.
Common malfunctions, causes, and solutions.
List of optional accessories for the chain saw.
Icons for reading manual, PPE, warnings, cautions, and general instructions.
Icons indicating chain brake, oil, direction of travel, and proper disposal.
Guidelines for a safe work environment and electrical precautions.
Ensuring operator alertness, proper PPE, and safe handling.
Safe practices for holding, operating, and cutting with the chain saw.
Understanding and avoiding kickback hazards during operation.
Specifies intended use, limitations, and prohibited operations.
Detailed list of recommended protective clothing and gear.
Measures to prevent electric shock, especially in damp conditions.
Pre-operation checks, cord usage, and environmental safety.
Explains how kickback occurs and its primary causes.
Provides detailed steps and precautions to avoid kickback.
Describes chain brake, run-down brake, hand guards, and chain catcher.
Instructions for immediate accident response and information to provide.
Step-by-step guide for sprocket cover removal and installation.
Procedure for safely removing and installing the saw chain.
Steps to detach the saw chain from the guide bar.
Procedure for fitting a new saw chain onto the guide bar.
How to adjust the saw chain tension correctly.
Proper method for connecting and securing the extension cord.
Guide on using the switch trigger and lock-off button.
Instructions for lubricating the saw chain and bar.
Ensuring the saw chain has the correct tension before use.
Verifying the switch trigger functions correctly and safely.
Verifying chain brake and chain lubrication system functionality.
How to adjust the oil pump feed rate.
General advice on holding and securing timber during operation.
Methods for cutting logs and removing branches from trees.
Techniques for burrowing, parallel-grain cuts, and felling preparation.
Detailed steps for planning tree felling, including escape routes.
Instructions for cleaning the saw and inspecting its housing.
Indicators for sharpening and guidelines for cutter length and chip thickness.
Using the correct file and technique for sharpening the chain.
Maintaining clean oil paths in the guide bar and oil feed hole.
Advice on using new chains and checking sprocket wear.
Importance of inspecting chain and run-down brake systems regularly.
Procedure for checking and replacing worn carbon brushes.
Instructions for long-term storage, including oil management.
Common malfunctions, causes, and solutions.
List of optional accessories for the chain saw.
General| Power source | AC |
|---|---|
| AC input voltage | 240 V |
| Idle speed | - RPM |
| Chain gauge | 1.27 mm |
| Chain pitch | 3/8 \ |
| Chain speed | 14.5 m/s |
| Blade length | - mm |
| Product color | Black, Blue |
| Automatic oiling | Yes |
| Chain bar length | 400 mm |
| Oil tank capacity | 0.2 L |
| Vibration emission | 1.5 m/s² |
| Motor power | 1800 W |
Weight and Dimensions| Width | 200 mm |
|---|---|
| Height | 220 mm |
| Length | 505 mm |
| Weight | 5400 g |
