Parkside PBBPS 700 A1 User Manual (English)

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Questions and Answers:

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Jordan MillerAug 13, 2025
Why Parkside PBBPS 700 A1 Chainsaw engine does not start?
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  griffingeorgeAug 13, 2025
  The Parkside Chainsaw engine might not start, or could start and then stop, due to several reasons: * Incorrect starting procedure: Make sure you are following the starting instructions in the manual. * Incorrectly adjusted carburettor mixture: Get the carburettor adjusted by an authorised service centre. * Sooty spark plug: Clean, adjust, or replace the spark plug. * Clogged fuel filter: Replace the fuel filter.
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Melanie KingAug 17, 2025
Why Parkside Chainsaw engine runs erratically?
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  Gabriel VanceAug 17, 2025
  The Parkside Chainsaw engine may run erratically due to an incorrectly adjusted carburettor mixture. Have the carburettor adjusted by the authorised service centre.
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Randy AdamsAug 21, 2025
Why Parkside PBBPS 700 A1 engine splutters?
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  Eric BrownAug 21, 2025
  The Parkside Chainsaw engine may splutter due to an incorrectly adjusted carburettor mixture. Have the carburettor adjusted by the authorised service centre.
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Elizabeth WilliamsAug 25, 2025
What to do if my Parkside PBBPS 700 A1 has excessive smoke?
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  Pamela McintoshAug 25, 2025
  If your Parkside Chainsaw is producing excessive smoke, it's likely due to an incorrect fuel mixture. Ensure you are using the correct fuel mixture ratio of 1:40.
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Allen CunninghamAug 28, 2025
What to do if Parkside Chainsaw engine dies?
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  Amanda LeeAug 28, 2025
  If the Parkside Chainsaw engine dies, it could be due to an empty fuel tank or the fuel filter being incorrectly positioned. Refill the fuel tank completely or reposition the fuel filter within the tank.
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martinezgloriaSep 1, 2025
Why Parkside PBBPS 700 A1 Chainsaw engine starts, but does not run at full power?
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  Dwayne HickmanSep 1, 2025
  The Parkside Chainsaw engine may start but not run at full power if the air filter is contaminated. Remove the filter, clean it, and then reinsert it. Another potential cause is an incorrectly adjusted carburettor mixture, which should be adjusted by an authorised service centre.
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Isabella WrightSep 5, 2025
What to do if my Parkside PBBPS 700 A1 Chainsaw has insufficient chain lubrication?
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  Gabriel MendezSep 5, 2025
  If your Parkside Chainsaw experiences insufficient chain lubrication, causing the blade and chain to become hot, check the following: * Chain oil tank: Fill the chain oil tank if it's empty. * Oil passages: Clean the oiling hole and the groove of the blade if they are clogged.
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Renee ClementsSep 8, 2025
What to do if my Parkside PBBPS 700 A1 has no power under load because of chain?
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  daughertyallisonSep 8, 2025
  If your Parkside Chainsaw has no power under load, the chain could be blunt or loose. Sharpen the chain or replace it with a new one, and ensure the chain is properly tensioned.

Parkside PBBPS 700 A1 Specifications

General

Brand	Parkside
Model	PBBPS 700 A1
Category	Chainsaw
Language	English

Summary

1. Explanation of the symbols on the device

2. User note

3. Introduction

4. Device description

5. Scope of delivery

6. Proper use

6.1 Improper use

Improperly using the chainsaw for tasks it's not designed for, like felling or levering.

7. Safety information

7.1 General information

General safety advice, including attentiveness, avoiding alcohol/drugs, and reading the manual.

7.2 Personal protective equipment (PPE)

Essential protective gear like eye, head, hand, leg, and foot protection when operating the chainsaw.

7.3 Storage and transport

Instructions for safely storing and transporting the chainsaw, including engaging the chain brake.

7.4 Environmental safety

Guidelines for operating the device in an environmentally responsible manner, considering noise and ventilation.

7.5 Refill with fuel

Safe procedures for refuelling the chainsaw, emphasizing fire prevention and avoiding spills.

7.6 Before commissioning

Pre-operation checks and safety procedures to ensure the chainsaw is in safe operating condition.

7.7 Vibrations

Information on risks associated with vibration and measures to mitigate them, like taking breaks.

7.8 Precautionary measures against kick-back

Guidance on preventing kick-back, a dangerous chainsaw reaction, through proper technique.

7.9 Work behaviour and technique

Best practices for working safely with the chainsaw, including visibility, footing, and body positioning.

7.10 Residual risks

Identification of remaining risks such as cuts, burns, and kick-back even after following safety measures.

8. Technical data

9. Before commissioning

9.1 Mounting the guide rail (2) and tensioning the saw chain (1)

Step-by-step instructions for attaching the guide rail and adjusting the chainsaw chain tension.

9.2 Tensioning and checking the saw chain (1)

Procedures for properly tensioning and checking the saw chain for safe operation.

9.3 Mixing fuel

Information on the correct fuel mixture (petrol and oil) required for the chainsaw engine.

10. Commissioning

10.1 Starting the engine

Detailed instructions for starting the chainsaw engine, covering cold and warm start procedures.

11. Usage

11.1 Delimbing work

Guidance on safely performing delimbing tasks, including techniques for branches.

11.2 Wooden branch is bent downwards

Specific cutting techniques for branches that are bent downwards to prevent jamming.

11.3 Wooden branch is bent upwards

Specific cutting techniques for branches that are bent upwards to prevent jamming.

11.4 Tree care saw use for tree pruning in combination with rope climbing technique

Safety and procedural guidelines for using the chainsaw for tree pruning at height with climbing gear.

11.5 Use of the chainsaw in the tree

Analysis of accidents in tree pruning and advice on safe, two-handed chainsaw use in trees.

11.6 Secured working position for two-handed use

How to adopt a secure working position for two-handed chainsaw operation, especially at height.

11.6.1 Starting the tree pruning saw on the tree

Procedures for safely starting the chainsaw while positioned in a tree.

11.6.2 One-handed use of the chainsaw

Guidelines and restrictions on when and how one-handed chainsaw use is permissible in tree care.

11.6.3 Release a jammed chainsaw

Steps to safely release a chainsaw that has become jammed during cutting.

13. Cleaning and maintenance

13.1 Cleaning the engine unit

Instructions for cleaning the engine unit, including air vents and housing.

13.2 Cleaning the filter (33) (Fig. 17)

How to clean the air filter to maintain engine performance and prevent damage.

13.3 Cleaning the chain drive

Procedures for cleaning the chain drive components, including the chain, guide rail, and cover.

13.4 Spark plug maintenance (34) (Fig. 19/20)

Steps for maintaining the spark plug, including removal, cleaning, and checking the electrode gap.

13.5 Maintaining the chain lubrication

Information on maintaining proper chain lubrication, including adjustment procedures.

13.6 Maintaining the carburettor settings

Guidance on when carburettor adjustments are needed and that they should be done by specialists.

13.7 Maintaining the guide rail (2)

How to maintain the guide rail, including removing burrs, cleaning, and turning for even wear.

13.8 Checking the chain brake

Instructions for regularly checking the proper function of the chain brake for safety.

13.9 Tensioning and checking the saw chain (1)

Reiteration of checking and tensioning the saw chain for optimal performance and safety.

13.10 Sharpening and maintaining the saw chain (1)

Guidance on sharpening and maintaining the saw chain for efficiency and safety.

13.11 Maintenance intervals

Recommended schedule for carrying out maintenance tasks to ensure longevity and safety.

13.12 Important note in the case of repairs

13.13 Service information

Approved cutting gear

List of approved saw chains and guide rails for the chainsaw.

14. Storage

14.1 Stowing the chainsaw

Procedures for preparing the chainsaw for long-term storage to prevent fuel system issues.

14.2 Recommissioning the chainsaw

Steps required to prepare the chainsaw for use after a period of storage.

14.3 Fuel storage

Advice on storing fuel safely and its limited shelf life to prevent engine damage.

15. Disposal and recycling

Information on packaging

Information regarding the recyclability of packaging materials and proper disposal.

Fuels and oils

Guidelines for the safe disposal of fuels and oils, and their non-compatibility with household waste.

16. Troubleshooting

17. Warranty certificate

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