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The Stihl Pole Saw might not run when switched on because the battery's charge is too low. Charge the battery as described in the User Manual for chargers STIHL AL 101, 300, 301-4, 500. Another cause could be that the battery is either too warm or too cold. If this is the case, remove the battery and allow it to cool down or warm up.
What to do if Stihl Trimmer pole pruner cuts out during operation?
If your Stihl Trimmer pole pruner cuts out during operation, it could be overheating. Remove the battery and allow the pole pruner to cool down. Another cause might be an electrical fault. Try removing the battery and reinserting it, then switch on the pole pruner.
Why is the runtime of my Stihl Pole Saw too short?
The runtime of your Stihl Pole Saw might be too short because the battery is not fully charged. Fully charge the battery as described in the User Manual for the STIHL AL 101, 300, 301-4, 500 chargers. Alternatively, the battery's service life may have been exceeded, indicating it's time to replace the battery.
Why does my Stihl HTA 135 Pole Saw cut out during operation?
Your Stihl Pole Saw might cut out during operation because it is too hot. Remove the battery and allow the pole pruner to cool down. Another reason could be an electrical fault. To solve this, remove the battery and reinsert it, then switch on the pole pruner.
How to fix no electrical contact between my Stihl HTA 135 and the battery?
To fix a lack of electrical contact between your Stihl Pole Saw and the battery, remove the battery, clean the electrical contacts in the battery compartment, and then reinsert the battery.
What to do if I smell smoke or burning when using my Stihl Pole Saw?
If you notice a smell of smoke or burning in the cutting area of your Stihl Pole Saw, several factors could be responsible. It could be that the saw chain has not been correctly sharpened, so sharpen the chain as specified. Another reason might be insufficient saw chain oil in the oil tank, so fill it up with saw chain oil. The saw chain could be over-tensioned, so tension the saw chain as specified. Finally, the pole pruner might not be used correctly, so have correct use explained, then practice.
What to do if my Stihl HTA 135 is too hot?
If your Stihl Pole Saw is too hot, remove the battery and allow the pole pruner to cool down.
Why the battery of my Stihl Pole Saw cannot be found with the STIHL app?
The battery of your Stihl Pole Saw may not be found with the STIHL app because the Bluetooth® radio interface on the battery or mobile device is deactivated. Activate the Bluetooth® radio interface on the battery or mobile device. Another reason might be that the distance between the battery and mobile device is too long. Reduce the distance. If the battery still cannot be found with the STIHL app, contact a STIHL dealer for assistance.
General| Battery Type | Lithium-Ion |
|---|---|
| Bar Length | 12 in. |
| Rated Voltage | 36 V |
| Power Source | Battery |
| Maximum Cutting Diameter | 10 in. |
| Chain Pitch | 1/4" |
| Recommended Battery | AP 300 S |
| Run Time | Up to 45 minutes |
| Shaft Length | 1.8 m |
| STIHL OILOMATIC® saw chain type | Picco Micro 3 (PM3) |
| Chain Oil Tank Capacity | 100 ml |
Explains safety symbols specific to the pole pruner, including general safety and PPE.
Explains safety symbols specific to STIHL AP and AR series batteries.
Details electrical safety precautions and essential personal safety measures.
Covers safe usage, care, and maintenance of power tools and battery tools.
Defines intended use, operator qualifications, health, and responsibilities.
Details required personal protective equipment (PPE) such as eye, head, and foot protection.
Covers electrical safety, chain hazards, reactive forces, attachment use, and impact handling.
Lists essential pre-operation checks, assembly, and preparation steps.
Provides guidance on proper grip, body positioning, and controlling the pole pruner.
Emphasizes maintaining grip, balance, and safe operating techniques, including one-handed use.
Covers safety for working above shoulder height, weather conditions, and protecting bystanders.
Details safe techniques for cutting tensioned branches and avoiding electrical hazards.
Provides general warnings and essential instructions for safe battery handling.
Outlines precautions for handling and storing batteries to prevent damage, fire, and explosion.
Details safe charging practices and temperature limits to prevent battery hazards.
Proper procedures for tensioning the saw chain to prevent derailment.
Importance of lubrication and recommended lubricants for chain and bar.
Step-by-step guide for filling the chain oil tank.
Detailed guide for inspecting, maintaining, and sharpening the saw chain.
Common issues with the pole pruner and battery, with remedies.
Continued troubleshooting for run-time, cutting issues, and charging problems.
