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If the bar and chain on your Ryobi Pole Saw are running hot and smoking, it could be due to the chain being too tight or the bar lube reservoir being empty. First, adjust the chain tension. Then, check the bar lube reservoir and refill if necessary.
What to do if Ryobi RY40506 motor runs, but chain is not rotating?
If the motor of your Ryobi Pole Saw is running but the chain isn't rotating, it could be because the chain tension is too tight, or there's damage to the guide bar and chain assembly. First, re-tension the chain. Next, inspect the guide bar and chain for any signs of damage.
General| Type | Cordless |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 40V |
| Bar Length | 10 inches |
| Maximum Cutting Diameter | 8 inches |
| Automatic Oiler | Yes |
| Battery Compatibility | Ryobi 40V |
Details technical specifications like motor, bar length, capacity, pitch, and chain type.
Covers the handle, oil indicator, scabbard, trigger lock-out, and variable speed trigger for user understanding.
Instructions for carefully removing the product and checking all listed accessories from the box.
Guides on connecting the power head to the mandatory and intermediate poles for assembly.
Details on connecting the saw attachment, front handle, and shoulder harness, and their removal.
Outlines product uses like limbing/pruning and instructions for adding bar and chain lubricant.
Covers installing/removing battery pack and procedures for starting and stopping the motor.
Explains handle adjustment, preparation, basic cutting, and limbing/pruning techniques.
Discusses general maintenance, cleaning, and adjusting chain tension for optimal performance.
Provides instructions on how to safely replace the guide bar and saw chain.
Details chain oiler function, maintenance, and the process for sharpening cutters.
Guides on cleaning and storing the pole saw properly for long-term preservation.
