To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Poulan Pro Chainsaw chain does not move?
If the chain on your Poulan Pro chainsaw doesn't move when you engage the trigger switch, here's what might be happening: * The chain tension might be incorrect. * The guide bar rails could be pinched; in this case, repair or replace them. * The circuit breaker might have tripped, or a fuse might have failed; try resetting the circuit breaker or replacing the fuse.
Why does my Poulan Pro Chainsaw chain clatter or cut roughly?
If your Poulan Pro chainsaw chain chatters or cuts roughly, it could be due to several reasons: * Incorrect chain tension. * Damaged cutters. * Worn chain; consider resharpening or replacing the chain.
What to do if Poulan Pro PP400E has inadequate oil for lubrication?
If there's not enough oil lubricating the bar and chain on your Poulan Pro chainsaw: * Check if the oil tank is empty and fill it if necessary. * The guide bar oil hole might be blocked; remove the bar and clean it.
Why does my Poulan Pro Chainsaw chain stop during cut?
If the chain on your Poulan Pro chainsaw stops during a cut, it might be because the guide bar is burred or bent, or the rails are uneven. Repair or replace the guide bar.
How to fix a Poulan Pro Chainsaw that cuts at an angle?
If your Poulan Pro chainsaw chain cuts at an angle, this could be due to a few reasons: * The guide bar might be bent or worn; consider replacing it.
General| Brand | Poulan Pro |
|---|---|
| Model | PP400E |
| Category | Chainsaw |
| Language | English |
Covers essential safety rules for using electric gardening appliances, emphasizing injury prevention.
Advises on preparing the user, workspace, and equipment before operating the saw.
Details how to operate the saw safely, avoiding hazards like one-handed use, ladders, or forcing the tool.
Stresses the importance of keeping the saw in good condition for safe and effective performance.
Provides critical instructions to prevent electrical shock hazards in various conditions and with cords.
Explains what kickback is, its causes (rotational, pinch, pull-in), and the serious injury risks involved.
Offers specific precautions to minimize the chance of kickback, like clear areas and sharp chains.
Emphasizes the importance of a firm grip and proper body positioning for saw control.
Highlights built-in safety features like hand guards and bar/chain design that reduce kickback.
Discusses the function of the chain brake and the meaning of Computed Kickback Angle (CKA) for safety.
Details contents of the carton and confirms the unit is fully assembled, no assembly required.
Familiarize yourself with saw components, controls, and adjustments like trigger, oil cap, and chain adjustment.
Covers operating instructions, extension cord selection, power cord connection, and chain tensioning before starting.
Emphasizes reading electrical safety, checking guide bar/chain oil levels, and chain brake engagement.
Details how to test the chain brake's functionality and ensure it is properly disengaged for cutting.
Provides advice on cutting wood only, chain care, and safe practices during operation.
Covers planning, clearing areas, and using the notch method for safely felling large trees.
Explains techniques for cutting fallen trees into logs, including support methods and avoiding pinching.
Guides on safely removing branches from felled trees and pruning limbs below shoulder height.
Outlines user duties for maintaining the unit, including regular checks and warranty validity.
Covers essential checks for damaged parts, loose fasteners, and crucial chain tension adjustments.
Details checking chain sharpness, guide bar condition, lubrication, and cleaning for optimal performance.
Explains procedures for chain sharpening, replacement, and general service requirements.
Provides a table to diagnose and resolve common chain saw problems like chain issues or cutting difficulties.
Outlines the terms, conditions, and limitations of the product warranty for the original purchaser.
