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Information on visual inspection and requirements for extension cords.
Important warnings about chain saw dangers and safe usage.
Symbols indicating safety features, CE conformity, and operational restrictions.
Symbols related to chain saw operation, maintenance, and environmental noise.
Specifications for motor output, voltage, frequency, and overall weight.
Details on chain lubrication, noise emissions, and vibration levels.
Information on recommended bar length, cutting length, chain speed, pitch, and gauge.
Identification of main handles, trigger, and lockout mechanisms.
Key parts for cutting action and safety features like chain brake and catcher.
Includes power cable, serial plate, scabbard, and combination tool.
Warnings against single-hand operation and using non-conforming accessories.
Recommendations for safe dress, footwear, and protective gear.
Ensuring safe footing, posture, and careful cutting techniques.
Precautions for power cables, grounding, servicing, and repairs.
Guidelines on material types for cutting and safe storage.
Step-by-step instructions for starting the chainsaw safely.
Methods for safely stopping the chainsaw during operation.
Inspecting power cable, ventilation, and automatic lubrication.
Checking chain tension, guide bar, and drive sprocket for wear.
Explains kickback causes, dangers, and the kickback danger zone.
Techniques to avoid kickback, including grip, posture, and cutting methods.
Using low-kickback equipment and proper sharpening for reduced risk.
How the chain brake activates manually and by inertia.
Checking the kickback guard for visible defects and free movement.
Procedure to test the manual activation of the chain brake.
Procedure to test the inertia activation of the chain brake.
Steps for correctly mounting the guide bar onto the chainsaw.
Procedure for setting and checking chain tension for optimal performance.
Advice on checking tension for new chains and during regular use.
Purpose of the chain catcher in preventing chain derailment.
How the guard protects the operator's hand.
How the slip clutch protects the saw from overload.
How the 1950W model's overload protection works.
How correct maintenance reduces kickback and increases saw life.
Using recommended equipment, sharpening, and chain tension.
Guidance on choosing and using appropriate chain oil.
Procedure to verify the automatic oiling system is functioning.
Indicators of chain wear and when a chain needs replacement.
Importance of a sharp chain and identifying cutter parts.
Instructions for filing cutters using a file guide.
Determining when cutters are worn and the chain needs discarding.
Techniques for cutting logs on the ground to avoid saw jamming.
Methods for cutting logs supported at one or both ends.
Warnings for inexperienced operators and felling large trees.
Identifying the safe zone and determining the direction of fall.
Removing obstacles and planning an escape route.
Steps for making the notch and felling cut for controlled tree fall.
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