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Remington 107624-01 User Manual

Remington 107624-01
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ELECTRIC CHAIN SAW OWNER’S MANUAL
IMPORTANT!
Failure to follow these instructions when tensioning saw chain
will damage saw and void the warranty. For additional informa-
tion see owner’s manual or call 1-800-858-8501.
Make sure chain moves freely around
guide bar then tighten both nuts.
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WARNING: Unplug saw
and allow chain to cool before
tensioning.
New saw chains will stretch.
Check chain tension frequently
when first used and tighten
when chain becomes loose
around guide bar.
Turn thumbscrew clockwise to ten-
sion saw chain...
Pull chain to check tension. Guide
links should not come out of guide
bar groove...
Approx. 1/8"
Guide Bar
Models 107624-01
and 107624-02
Step
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Models 107625-01,
107625-02, and
111174-01
See pages 8 and 9 for additional information.
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Table of Contents

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Remington 107624-01 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Power SourceElectric
Voltage120 V
Automatic OilerYes
Tool-Free Chain TensioningYes
Amperage12 Amp
Chain Speed27.9 ft/s

Summary

Chain Tension Adjustment Guide

Step 1: Loosen Nuts

Loosen both nuts on the guide bar to prepare for chain tension adjustment.

Step 2a: Adjust Tensioner

Turn the adjusting screw or thumbscrew clockwise to tension the saw chain.

Step 2b: Check Chain Tension

Pull the chain to check tension, ensuring guide links stay in the groove.

Step 3: Tighten Nuts

Ensure chain moves freely and tighten both nuts securely.

General Safety Precautions

Before Operating the Saw

Essential safety precautions to take before operating the chain saw.

While Operating the Saw

Safety guidelines to follow during chain saw operation.

Kickback Hazard Awareness

Understanding Kickback Causes

Explains how kickback occurs and its dangers.

Preventing Kickback

Steps and techniques to reduce the risk of kickback.

Maintenance and Storage Procedures

Pre-Service Safety Steps

Unplugging the saw before performing maintenance or repairs.

Regular Inspection and Care

Inspecting and maintaining the saw for optimal performance and longevity.

Proper Storage Guidelines

Instructions for storing the chain saw when not in use.

Unpacking and Initial Inspection

Content Removal and Damage Check

Steps to unpack the saw and check for shipping damage.

Product Identification Diagrams

Model 107624 Parts Diagram

Labeled illustration of components for Model 107624.

Model 107625 Parts Diagram

Labeled illustration of components for Model 107625.

Chain Saw Assembly

Assembly Safety Warnings

Critical safety notes regarding chain sharpness and assembly methods.

Guide Bar and Chain Installation

Step-by-step process for attaching the guide bar and chain.

Saw Chain Tension Adjustment

Step 1: Loosen Guide Bar Nuts

Loosen the guide bar nuts to allow for tension adjustment.

Step 2: Adjust Chain Tensioner

Turn the tensioning screw or thumbscrew to adjust chain tightness.

Step 3: Verify and Tighten

Check tension, ensure free movement, and tighten guide bar nuts.

Operating the Chain Saw

Pre-Operation Safety Briefing

Emphasizes reading the manual and understanding safety information.

Filling the Oil Tank

Instructions for correctly filling the oil reservoir with appropriate oil.

Oiling the Chain System

Procedures for manual and automatic chain oiling.

Extension Cord Guidelines

Proper Cord Selection and Usage

Information on choosing and using appropriate extension cords for the saw.

Cutting with the Chain Saw

Setup and Grip Technique

Connecting the saw, ensuring firm footing, and proper grip.

Initiating and Performing Cuts

How to start the saw, make cuts, and avoid ground contact.

Completing Cuts and Stopping

Safely finishing cuts and stopping the saw.

Felling a Tree

Felling Safety Precautions

Warnings regarding kickback, skill, and work area safety.

Tree Preparation and Notch Cutting

Inspecting the tree and creating the felling notch.

Executing the Felling Cut

Performing the main cut and creating the hinge for controlled fall.

Bucking a Log: General Procedures

Bucking Safety and Preparation

Warnings, log securing, and general techniques for bucking.

Cutting Logs Safely

Methods to avoid pinching and ensure control while cutting.

Limbing a Tree

Limbing Safety Precautions

Warnings about kickback and cutting tensioned limbs.

Limbing Technique

Steps for removing branches from a fallen tree.

Bucking Log Support Methods

Log Supported on One End

Specific cutting method for logs supported at one end.

Log Supported on Both Ends

Specific cutting method for logs supported at both ends.

Trimming a Tree (Pruning)

Trimming Safety Warnings

Precautions against kickback and unsafe operating positions.

Trimming Procedure Steps

Step-by-step instructions for cutting limbs from a living tree.

Cleaning and Maintenance

Cleaning the Saw Body

Instructions for cleaning the exterior of the chain saw.

Guide Bar Maintenance

Tips for maintaining the guide bar to prevent wear and damage.

Sharpening the Saw Chain

Initial steps for sharpening the saw chain for optimal cutting.

Saw Chain Sharpening Details

Sharpening Chain Cutters

Detailed process for filing the chain cutters to maintain sharpness.

Filing Cutter Depth Gauges

Adjusting depth gauges for proper chip formation and cutting.

Replacing the Saw Chain

Guidance on when and how to replace the saw chain.

Storage Procedures

Long-Term Storage Guidelines

Instructions for storing the saw for periods exceeding 30 days.

Replacement Parts and Accessories

Using Approved Parts

Warning about using only specified parts to prevent damage or injury.

Sourcing Genuine Parts

Information on obtaining original replacement parts and accessories.

Technical Service and Repair Options

Accessing Technical Support

How to get help from technical service via web or phone.

Warranty Repair Process

Steps for obtaining service covered by the product warranty.

Non-Warranty Repair Process

Steps for obtaining repairs that are not covered by warranty.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Cutting Performance Problems

Solutions for saws that do not cut or cut poorly.

Motor and Power Issues

Addressing problems related to the motor not running or stalling.

Chain Movement and Lubrication Issues

Troubleshooting chain not moving, coming off, or lack of oil.

Saw Smoking or Leaking Oil

Diagnosing and resolving saw smoking or oil leak problems.

Warranty Information

Electric Chain Saw Limited Warranty

Details of the manufacturer's limited warranty terms.

Warranty Coverage and Exclusions

Outlines what the warranty covers and any limitations or exclusions.

Owner's Warranty Rights

Information about consumer rights concerning the product warranty.

Authorized Parts Distributors

Locating Parts and Service Centers

Contact details for various companies that supply parts and service.

Illustrated Parts Breakdown (Models 107624)

Component Identification Diagram

Labeled illustration of chainsaw parts for specific models.

Parts List (Models 107624)

Replaceable Parts Identification

Detailed list of parts with numbers and descriptions for Model 107624.

Illustrated Parts Breakdown (Models 107625)

Component Identification Diagram

Labeled illustration of chainsaw parts for specific models.

Parts List (Models 107625)

Replaceable Parts Identification

Detailed list of parts with numbers and descriptions for Models 107625.

Additional Parts Information

Parts Not Shown in Diagrams

List of available parts not depicted in the illustrated breakdowns.

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