To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Ryobi Pole Saw motor runs, but chain is not rotating?
If the motor runs but the chain isn't rotating, the chain tension might be too tight, or there might be damage to the guide bar and chain assembly. Retension the chain and inspect the guide bar and chain for damage.
Why is my Ryobi Pole Saw bar and chain running hot and smoking?
If the bar and chain are running hot and smoking, it could be due to overtightened chain tension or an empty bar lube reservoir. Make sure to tension the chain and check the bar lube reservoir.
Lists motor, bar length, cutting capacity, chain pitch, and chain type.
Explains the importance of understanding the manual and familiarizing with features and rules.
Instructions for carefully removing the product and accessories from the box.
Lists all items included in the product packaging for verification.
Step-by-step guide on how to connect the handle, intermediate, and cutting head poles.
Instructions for attaching the shoulder harness to prevent fatigue.
Lists the intended purposes of the product, such as limbing and pruning.
Details on how to properly fill the bar lube reservoir with lubricant.
Instructions for correctly installing and removing the battery pack.
Procedures for safely starting and stopping the pole saw motor.
Guidelines on how to prepare for cutting, including grip and footing.
Step-by-step instructions on how to perform cuts to avoid bark damage.
Specific precautions and techniques for limbing and pruning branches.
General advice on cleaning and care of the pole saw.
Detailed instructions for removing and replacing the bar and chain.
Guide on how to properly adjust the chain tension for optimal performance.
Information about the chain oiler and recommended lubricant.
Conditions indicating the chain requires sharpening and general maintenance considerations.
Step-by-step guide on how to sharpen the chain cutters correctly.
Instructions for safely storing the pole saw when not in use.
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