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General| Type | Pole Saw |
|---|---|
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Voltage | 120 V |
| Bar Length | 8 in |
| Overhead Reach | 12 ft. |
| Chain Pitch | 3/8 in |
| Cutting Capacity | 8 inches |
| Chain Gauge | 0.05 in |
Explains safety alert symbols like Danger, Warning, and Caution for hazard severity.
Provides notices to prevent equipment or property damage if instructions are not followed.
Symbols for units like Volts, Amperes, Watts, and measurements.
Symbols indicating safety gear and general operating precautions.
Symbols for gloves, footwear, and head protection.
Symbol and text for maintaining distance from electrical lines.
Explains UL, UL(R), cULus symbols indicating safety listings.
Explains CSA and cCSAus symbols indicating Canadian safety standards.
Explains ETL and NOM symbols for US/Canadian and Mexican standards.
Identifies main parts like Power Head, Telescoping Pole, and Handle.
Identifies parts like Guide Bar, Saw Chain, Side Cover, and Controls.
Details of Power Head, Trigger Switch, Lock-off Button, and oil components.
Details of Assist Handle, Threaded Sleeve, Chain Tensioning Knob, etc.
Lists rated voltage, bar length, chain pitch, oil capacity, temperature ranges.
Lists recommended guide bar and saw chain part numbers.
Steps for unpacking, inspecting, and verifying product contents.
Guides on how to connect the power-head pole and telescoping pole.
Step-by-step instructions for attaching and positioning the assist handle.
Details on tightening the wing nut and lock lever for secure mounting.
Instructions for loosening, extending, and tightening the telescoping pole.
Steps to fill the oil reservoir for lubrication.
Warnings against fluid immersion, unauthorized accessories, and careless operation.
Mandates wearing safety glasses and hearing protection.
Instructions for connecting the battery pack securely.
Guidance on chain oil type, frequency of checks, and storage lubrication.
Warnings on handling damaged batteries and charging conditions.
Step-by-step guide to safely remove the battery pack.
Essential inspections and proper body positioning before starting.
Instructions on how to safely start and stop the pole saw.
Procedure for safely starting the pole saw and stopping it.
Step-by-step guide for making basic cuts on a limb.
Techniques for limbing and pruning branches, including angles and sequence.
Warnings about falling branches, cutting from ladders, and electrical proximity.
Instructions for cleaning debris from the saw and its components.
Guidance on how to replace the guide bar and saw chain.
Warnings about removing the battery and using identical replacement parts.
Precautions against contact with plastics and hazardous fluids.
Steps to remove the old bar and chain.
Guides on preparing and installing a new bar and chain.
Instructions for placing the guide bar correctly onto the housing.
Steps to attach the side cover and ensure proper alignment.
Guides on lifting the bar tip and turning the tensioning knob.
Steps to check and set chain tension when the saw is cold.
Explains how warm chain tension differs and the need for re-checks.
Risks associated with improperly tensioned chains, including kickback.
General advice on chain care and drive sprocket inspection.
Step-by-step guide for sharpening the saw chain cutters.
Safety and setup steps before sharpening cutters.
Specifies correct angles (30° top, 60° side) for sharpening.
Details on filing direction, pressure, and removing filings.
Risks of dull or improperly sharpened chains.
How to check and maintain depth gauge clearance at 0.025 inches.
Using flat files and jointer tools for uniform depth gauge adjustment.
Signs of wear, faults requiring replacement, and cleaning.
Weekly lubrication of the guide bar tip sprocket.
Steps to remove, flip, and reinstall the guide bar.
Steps for securing the product during transport.
Guidelines for storing the pole saw in a dry, secure place.
Recommends using SKIL Factory Service Center or Authorized Service Station.
Common causes and remedies for the motor failing to start.
Causes and remedies when the motor runs but the chain doesn't rotate.
Causes and remedies for the pole saw not cutting effectively.
Causes and remedies for the bar and chain running hot or smoking.
Details the warranty period, registration requirements, and exclusions.
Covers limitations on implied warranties and exclusions like consumables.
