To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Ryobi P2502 Chainsaw motor runs, but the chain is not rotating?
If the motor of your Ryobi Chainsaw runs but the chain isn't rotating, the chain tension might be too tight, or there may be damage to the guide bar and chain assembly. Try to re-tension the chain and inspect the guide bar and chain for any damage.
Why is my Ryobi Chainsaw bar and chain running hot and smoking?
Your Ryobi Chainsaw bar and chain might be running hot and smoking because the chain tension is too tight or the chain oil tank is empty. To resolve this, adjust the chain tension and check the oil tank.
General| Bar Length | 10 inches |
|---|---|
| Motor | Brushless |
| Battery Compatibility | 18V ONE+ |
| Weight | 7.9 lbs |
| Chain Speed | 6 m/s |
| Voltage | 18V |
| Battery Included | No |
| Tool-less Chain Tensioning | Yes |
| Automatic Oiler | Yes |
| Type | Cordless |
Ensures a safe and clear environment for operating power tools.
Guidelines for safe use of electrical power tools, preventing shocks.
Advises on user alertness, protective equipment, and safe practices.
Proper methods for using, maintaining, and storing power tools safely.
Safe practices for charging, using, and storing battery-powered tools.
Guidance on professional servicing and maintaining tool safety.
Core safety rules for operating a chain saw, including grip and body positioning.
Explains kickback and provides precautions to avoid it.
Recommends appropriate clothing and PPE for chain saw operation.
Covers switch operation, maintenance, cutting restrictions, and storage.
Details kickback reactions and safety features like low kickback chains.
Explains safety features and their importance for user protection.
Explains the meaning of hazard signal words like Danger, Warning, Caution.
Provides designations and explanations for symbols used on the product.
Lists key technical specifications of the 18 Volt Chain Saw.
Encourages users to understand product features and safety rules before use.
Instructions for carefully removing and inspecting the product from its packaging.
Lists the items included in the product's packaging.
Crucial safety advice to prevent injury during chain saw operation.
Outlines the intended uses for the chain saw.
Step-by-step guide for safely installing and removing the battery pack.
Instructions for filling and maintaining the chain saw's automatic lubrication system.
Details the correct methods for starting and stopping the chain saw.
Covers proper grip and stance for cutting.
Explains proper cutting stance and basic cutting techniques.
Safety guidelines for the work area and bystanders.
Precautions for felling trees and hazardous environmental conditions.
Explains notching, backcuts, and controlling tree fall during felling.
Guides on cutting logs and removing branches from a fallen tree.
Specific techniques for cutting logs under stress and different cut types.
Instructions for removing branches from trees, including tensioned branches.
Warns about the dangers of springpoles and how to handle them.
Advice on cleaning and maintaining the chain saw's components safely.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the guide bar and chain.
Instructions for basic chain care, including lubrication hole checks.
Detailed guide on how to properly tension the chain.
Instructions on sharpening chain cutters, including proper filing angles.
Maintaining depth gauge clearance and guide bar for optimal performance.
Safe procedures for transporting and storing the chain saw.
Provides solutions for common problems like hot chains or non-rotating chains.
Information on purchasing replacement parts directly from the manufacturer.
Guidance on finding authorized service centers for repairs.
Contact details for customer or technical assistance.
