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Skil PWRCORE 20 CS4562B-00 User Manual

Skil PWRCORE 20 CS4562B-00
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WARNING: To reduce the risk of injury, the user must read and understand the
Owner’s Manual before using this product. Save these instructions for future reference.
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afin de pouvoir le consulter ultérieurement.
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Owner’s Manual
Guide d’utilisation
Manual del propietario
For Customer Service
Pour le service à la clientèle
Servicio al cliente
20V 12'' Brushless Chain Saw
Scie à chaîne sans balai de 20 V, 30 cm / 12 po
Motosierra sin escobillas de 12 pulgadas de 20 V
1-877-SKIL-999
OR
www.skil.com
Model/ Modelo/ Modèle: CS4562B-00
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Skil PWRCORE 20 CS4562B-00 Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeChainsaw
Battery Voltage20V
Bar Length12 inches
Chain Pitch3/8 inches
Chain Gauge0.05 inches
Oil Tank Capacity200 mL
Power SourceBattery

Summary

GENERAL POWER TOOL SAFETY WARNINGS

Work Area and Electrical Safety

Keep work area clean, well lit, avoid hazards. Match plugs, avoid water, use GFCI.

Personal Safety Measures

Stay alert, use PPE, prevent unintentional starting, remove keys, do not overreach.

Tool Usage and Battery Care

Use correct tool, repair if faulty, disconnect power for adjustments, care for batteries.

CHAIN SAW SPECIFIC SAFETY WARNINGS

Safe Handling and Body Positioning

Keep body parts away from chain, use correct hand placement, maintain footing.

Protective Gear and Operational Safety

Wear PPE, avoid unstable supports, be alert for spring back.

Usage Guidelines and Felling Risks

Carry saw safely, use only for wood, understand felling risks.

KICKBACK PREVENTION AND SAFETY FEATURES

Kickback Causes and Avoidance

Kickback from misuse; avoid by proper grip, technique, and chain maintenance.

Chain Brake Functionality

The chain brake stops the chain during kickback; test before use.

Low Kickback Chain and Guide Bar

Use certified low-kickback chains and recommended guide bars for safety.

ADDITIONAL OPERATIONAL SAFETY GUIDELINES

Two-Handed Operation and Work Area

Use two hands, ensure clear area, maintain footing, avoid obstructions.

Safe Handling and Tool Integrity

Avoid contact with sharp parts, do not operate damaged tools.

Cutting Practices and Felling Precautions

Avoid abusive cutting, use guide bar correctly, plan felling and escape routes.

Battery Safety and Disposal

Avoid charging in wet areas, do not incinerate, do not expose to heat.

UNDERSTANDING SAFETY SYMBOLS

Signal Word Definitions

Understand DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION for hazard severity.

Damage Prevention Information

Messages to prevent equipment or property damage if instructions are not followed.

Electrical and Measurement Symbols

Understand symbols for volts, amperes, watts, speed, temperature, and ingress protection.

Battery and Recycling Symbols

Understand symbols for battery capacity, Li-ion RBRC seal, and recycling.

Usage Restrictions and Protective Gear

Symbols for not exposing to rain and mandatory protective gear like goggles and gloves.

Operational Hand and Kickback Symbols

Symbols for two-handed hold and guide bar tip kickback warnings.

CERTIFICATION AND COMPLIANCE SYMBOLS

Agency Certifications

Symbols from UL, CSA, Intertek, and NOM indicating product compliance.

GET TO KNOW YOUR CHAIN SAW

Controls and User Interface

Identifies handles, trigger, lock-off button, and brake handle.

Major Components and Accessories

Identifies guide bar, chain, oil tank, sheath, and storage rail.

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

Technical Specifications

Details model, voltage, bar length, chain pitch/gauge, speed, and capacity.

Recommended Bar and Chain Models

Lists recommended Model Numbers for Guide Bar (SBR1200) and Saw Chain (SCN1200).

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS AND APPLICATIONS

Permitted Uses and Battery Compatibility

Use for felling, limbing, pruning; lists compatible battery packs and chargers.

BATTERY AND OIL TANK MANAGEMENT

Battery Pack Attachment and Removal

Steps to safely attach and detach the battery pack.

Filling the Chain Lubricant Tank

Instructions for filling the oil tank before use.

STARTING AND STOPPING THE CHAIN SAW

Pre-Operation Checks

Checks for chain tension, oil level, and brake function before starting.

Starting Procedure

Step-by-step guide to start the chain saw safely.

SAFE CUTTING PRACTICES

Stopping and Handling Precautions

How to stop the saw, engage brake, and general handling safety.

Work Area, Stance, and Grip

Work area safety, proper stance, and correct hand grip for control.

BASIC CUTTING TECHNIQUES

Cutting Procedure and Safety

Recommendations for initial practice and basic cutting with two hands.

FELLING A TREE: SAFETY AND PREPARATION

Hazardous Conditions and Retreat Paths

Warnings for felling in hazardous conditions and preparing safe retreat paths.

TREE FELLING AND LIMBING METHODS

Notching and Felling Cuts

Steps for making the notch and felling back cut to control tree fall direction.

Limbing Fallen Trees

Removing branches from a fallen tree, cutting tensioned limbs safely.

BUCKING LOGS: CUTTING TECHNIQUES

Overbucking and Underbucking Methods

Cutting techniques for logs supported along their entire length or on one end.

MAINTENANCE AND COMPONENT REPLACEMENT

Cleaning and Disassembly

General cleaning and steps to disassemble the worn bar and chain.

Replacing Bar and Chain

Safety warnings and detailed steps for replacing the guide bar and saw chain.

ASSEMBLING THE CHAIN AND GUIDE BAR

Chain and Bar Mounting Procedure

Steps for looping chain, mounting to saw, and ensuring correct orientation.

ADJUSTING AND MAINTAINING CHAIN TENSION

Chain Tension Adjustment Guide

How to check and adjust chain tension for optimal performance and safety.

CHAIN SHARPENING AND MAINTENANCE

Chain Maintenance Best Practices

Use low-kickback chains, maintain sharpness for efficient cutting and reduced wear.

SHARPENING THE CUTTER TEETH

Cutter Sharpening Procedure

Steps for filing cutters to specified angles and length using a file and holder.

SHARPENING ANGLE GUIDELINES

Top-Plate Angle Recommendations

CORRECT 30°, LESS THAN 30°, MORE THAN 30° angles for cutter top plates.

Side-Plate Angle Recommendations

CORRECT 60°, HOOK, BACKWARD SLOPE angles for cutter side plates.

GUIDE BAR AND DEPTH GAUGE CARE

Depth Gauge Clearance Maintenance

Maintaining depth gauge clearance at 0.025 in. (0.6 mm) for safe cutting.

Guide Bar Wear and Lubrication

Reversing bar, cleaning rails, and lubricating sprocket for longevity.

BAR REVERSAL, TRANSPORTATION, AND STORAGE

Guide Bar Reversal Process

Steps to remove, flip, and reassemble the guide bar for even wear.

Safe Transportation and Storage

Guidelines for securely transporting and storing the chain saw and accessories.

TROUBLESHOOTING COMMON PROBLEMS

Motor and Chain Rotation Issues

Causes and remedies for motor not running or chain not rotating.

Chain Brake and Cutting Performance

Causes and remedies for chain brake issues and poor cutting.

Overheating and Smoking Issues

Causes and remedies for bar and chain running hot and smoking.

LIMITED WARRANTY INFORMATION

5-Year Limited Warranty Terms

Details warranty period, registration, exclusions, and remedies for SKIL tools.

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