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General| Engine Power | 1.7 kW |
|---|---|
| Displacement | 35.2 cm³ |
| Fuel Capacity | 0.31 L |
| Chain Oil Capacity | 0.22 L |
| Oilomatic Chain Gauge | 1.3 mm |
| Oilomatic Chain Pitch | 3/8" |
| Chain Pitch | 3/8" |
| Guide Bar Length | 30 cm |
Warning about kickback injury and use of reduced kickback components.
Read and follow safety precautions to avoid serious or fatal injury.
Chainsaw safety precautions to reduce risk of personal injury.
Understanding and preventing kickback to avoid injury.
General safety rules including one-handed operation and fatigue.
Caution when cutting limbs under tension due to springback risk.
Chainsaw designed for tree surgery; increased injury risk from loss of control.
Warning about special techniques and training needed for tree work.
General warning about chainsaw hazards and chain speed.
Risk of vibration-related diseases like whitefinger.
Caution regarding gasoline's flammability and vapor risks.
Proper procedure for refueling in well-ventilated areas.
Warning about vibrations loosening the fuel cap.
Place saw on firm ground, maintain balance, clear area.
Ensure bar/chain clear of objects; engage chain brake.
Chainsaw exhaust gases are toxic; operate outdoors only.
Product dust/fumes may cause respiratory issues or cancer.
Warning about asbestos dust hazards and regulations.
Caution in wet/freezing weather and on uneven ground.
Warning on professional training and securing for tree work.
Precautions when cutting near power lines.
Hold saw firmly with both hands; proper grip technique.
Do not operate with starting throttle lock engaged.
Never touch a chain when the engine is running.
Muffler and engine parts remain hot after shutdown.
Only cut wood; avoid foreign objects that cause kickback.
Reactive forces can be dangerous; understanding causes helps avoid loss of control.
Identifies kickback, pushback, and pull-in as common reactive forces.
How kickback occurs when the chain contacts an object.
Factors influencing kickback occurrence and force.
Computer angles may not reflect real-life kickback rotation.
Use only specified cutting attachments for compliance.
Recommends green-labeled bars/chains and Quickstop brake.
Using non-listed combinations may increase kickback risk.
Warning against bow guides due to increased kickback risk.
System designed to reduce injury in kickback situations.
Never operate without a front hand guard for protection.
Chain brake devices reduce risk but do not prevent kickback.
Do not run engine above idle with chain brake engaged.
Green-labeled bars designed to reduce kickback risk.
Aggressive chains may be less effective in reducing kickback.
Chains with components to reduce nose contact kickback.
Dull or improperly sharpened chain negates kickback features.
Best protection is avoiding kickback situations.
How pull-in occurs when the bottom of the bar stops.
Caution with small brush/saplings that can catch chain.
Start cut at full speed with bumper spike contact.
How pushback occurs when the top of the bar stops.
Be alert for situations that pinch the top of the chain.
Top handle design for tree surgery increases injury risk.
Caution with tensioned limbs; potential for loss of control and injury.
Never operate damaged/improperly assembled saw; stop engine for maintenance.
Warning against testing ignition system with spark plug disconnected.
Use authorized spark plugs; ensure secure connection to prevent arcing.
Do not operate with damaged muffler; risk of fire and hearing loss.
Chain brake requires proper maintenance to function correctly.
Procedure for checking chain tension, including break-in chains.
Reduce burn risk from vapors by carefully removing fuel cap.
Use environmentally compatible or STIHL BioPlus lubricant.
Do not use waste oil; it can cause skin cancer and environmental harm.
Clean cap, refill oil tank each time you refuel.
Never operate without lubrication; it will damage the cutting attachment.
Describes chain immobilization with the chain brake.
Chain brake can activate by hand guard inertia.
Ensure secure spark plug boot connection to prevent arcing and fire.
Properly sharpened chain cuts effortlessly; dull chain increases effort and wear.
Essential to comply with specified angles and dimensions for safety.
Determines cutter height; affects chip thickness.
Procedure for reducing depth gauge setting after sharpening.
Reduced kickback bars, low kickback chains, and sprockets.
