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General| Engine Type | 2-stroke |
|---|---|
| Power Output | 0.95 kW |
| Weight | 7.6 kg |
| Overall Length | 270 cm |
| Power Source | Gasoline |
| Bar Length | 30 cm |
| Recommended bar length | 30 cm |
| Displacement | 25.4 cm³ |
| Engine Power | 1.2 hp |
| Engine displacement | 25.4 cc |
Meanings of pictograms attached to the machine.
Observe precautions when working with the pole pruner.
Do not operate under influence of alcohol, drugs, or medication.
Use only STIHL approved or identical parts.
Clothing must be sturdy but allow freedom of movement.
Wear close-fitting safety glasses.
Wear ear defenders for sound protection.
Stop engine and fit chain scabbard when carrying.
Keep away from fire/flame, no smoking, do not spill.
Never refuel a hot engine to prevent fire.
Do not start if there is a fuel leak. Risk of burns.
Ensure assembly and good condition before use.
Check fuel cap, hose connections, manual fuel pump for leaks.
Check spark plug boot is secure to prevent sparking.
Start engine at least 3 meters from fueling spot, outdoors.
Ensure good balance and secure footing.
Keep others at least 15m away.
Chain must not move at idle.
Keep flammable materials away from hot exhaust/muffler.
Hold firmly with right hand on control handle, left on drive tube.
Move slide control to STOP or 0 in emergencies.
Keep 15m away from electric power lines – danger of shock.
Take breaks when tired or fatigued to prevent accidents.
Hold tool at an angle, not directly under limb. Max 60° from horizontal.
Stop if experiencing nausea, headaches, impaired vision, etc.
Prolonged use can cause vibration-induced circulation problems (whitefinger).
Monitor hands/fingers; seek medical advice for symptoms like tingling.
Service regularly; do not attempt un-described work.
Use quality parts to avoid accidents and damage.
Shut off engine before maintenance or cleaning (except adjustments).
Avoid skin contact and inhaling gasoline vapor.
Wear protective clothing, adjust shaft, fit harness.
Cut lower branches first, prune heavy branches in pieces.
Avoid cutting directly overhead; branches may spring back.
Hold control handle with right hand, shaft with left. Adjust arm position.
Chain pitch, sprocket, and guide bar must match.
Using non-matching parts can cause damage.
Fit chain over sprocket, engage tensioner slide.
Protect hands from sharp cutters.
Turn screw until chain has little sag.
Steps for retensioning chain during use.
Hold bar nose up while tensioning.
Check chain tension frequently per Operating Instructions.
Correct cable adjustment ensures proper operation.
Engage lockout and squeeze trigger to set cable.
Engine needs a gasoline and oil mixture.
Health warning about gasoline contact and vapor.
Instructions for mixing fuel and oil.
STIHL 50:1 ratio for two-stroke engine oil.
Clean filler cap and area to prevent dirt entry.
Avoid spilling fuel; use STIHL filler nozzle.
Use quality lubricant for chain/bar lubrication.
Do not use waste oil; it's harmful and unsuitable.
Avoid running the oil tank dry.
Chain must throw off a small amount of oil.
Never operate without lubrication; it damages the attachment.
Check and adjust chain tension after break-in.
Stop engine and fit scabbard before adjusting shaft.
Adjust shaft to desired working length.
Put on shoulder strap and adjust length.
Steps to start the engine.
Set choke lever based on engine temperature (cold/warm).
Blip throttle to move slide to normal run position I.
Troubleshooting steps if engine fails to start.
Pull starter rope briskly; 10-20 pulls may be needed.
Avoid high revs for first three tank fillings.
Do not lean mixture for power; it can damage engine.
Chain tension check for cold chain.
Slacken chain after work to prevent bearing damage.
Turn bar over when sharpening chain or replacing it.
Clean oil inlet hole, oilway, and bar groove.
Measure groove depth with filing gauge.
Replace guide bar if groove depth is insufficient.
Dirty filters reduce power, increase fuel consumption, make starting harder.
Wash foam element in soapy water and dry.
Steps for standard carburetor adjustment.
Adjustments for high altitude or sea level.
Adjust idle speed (LA) for smooth running.
Check spark plug if engine has low power or runs poorly.
Check and readjust electrode gap.
Fix causes of spark plug fouling (oil, filter, conditions).
Steps for storing machine for 3+ months.
Run engine to dry carburetor, prevent sticking.
Store in dry, secure location away from children.
Replace sprocket after two chains or when worn.
Check for wear marks deeper than 0.5 mm.
Sharpened chains cut effortlessly.
Dull chains increase effort and wear.
Comply with angles/dimensions; incorrect sharpening increases kickback risk.
Choose file diameter based on chain pitch.
Observe angles when resharpening chain cutters.
Choose tools based on chain pitch.
Sharpen frequently with 2-3 strokes.
Ensure all cutters are the same length.
Use filing gauge to check setting every time.
File depth gauge level with filing gauge.
Do not file other humped drive link parts; increases kickback.
Low depth gauges increase kickback tendency.
Ensure highest point of depth gauge is level with filing gauge.
Visual inspection and cleaning intervals.
Check and replace intervals.
Check and inspect sharpness intervals.
Check tension and sharpen intervals.
Check guide bar for wear and damage.
Replace guide bar when worn.
Following instructions reduces wear and damage.
User responsible for damage from non-compliance.
Engine damage from poor maintenance.
Saw chain and guide bar are subject to wear.
Air, oil, and fuel filters are wear parts.
Part 1 of the machine.
Part 10 of the machine.
Part 20 of the machine.
Part 25 of the machine.
Details of the STIHL single-cylinder two-stroke engine.
Specifications for cutting attachment components.
Noise and vibration data measurements.
Users can only perform work described in the manual.
Recommend authorized dealer for servicing/repair.
Follow all waste disposal rules and regulations.
Dispose of products at approved sites for recycling.
Designation of the product.
Manufacturer of the product.
Model series of the product.
Product conforms to relevant EU directives.
Developed/manufactured according to specified standards.
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