► As soon as the engine speed drops noticeably
(C): Release the throttle trigger.
The engine runs at idling speed. Your saw is
calibrated and ready for operation.
11.4 Adjusting Oil Feed Rate
The chainsaw has an adjustable oil pump.
The oil feed rate is suitable for most applications
when the oil pump adjusting screw (1) is in posi‐
tion E (Ematic).
The oil pump feed rate can be adjusted to suit
different bar lengths, wood species and working
techniques. The range of adjustment of the oil
pump adjusting screw (1) is limited by a stop (2).
The stop (2) can be depressed in order to further
increase the oil feed rate.
To increase oil feed rate
► Shut off the engine and engage the chain
brake.
► Turn the oil pump adjusting screw (1) clock‐
wise.
To increase oil feed rate still further
► Shut off the engine and engage the chain
brake.
► Use a suitable tool to depress the stop (2).
The stop (2) remains permanently depressed.
NOTICE
■ The oil tank will be drained at a faster rate if
the oil pump adjusting screw (1) is in the ‘A’
segment. The point where the saw chain is no
longer being lubricated properly will be
reached sooner.
►
Fill the oil tank to maximum.
► Move the oil pump adjusting screw away
from the ‘A’ segment when the increased oil
flow rate is no longer required.
►
Turn the oil pump adjusting screw (1) clock‐
wise.
To reduce oil feed rate
► Shut off the engine and engage the chain
brake.
► Turn the oil pump adjusting screw (1) counter‐
clockwise.
11.5 Adjusting the Depth Limiter
The depth limiter can be adjusted to suit the
application. Adjustment of the depth limiter deter‐
mines the guide bar’s maximum cutting depth.
► Shut off the engine and engage the chain
brake.
► Swing the quick-release clamp (1) to straight
position as shown.
► Slide the depth limiter (2) in direction of power‐
head or bar nose until the required depth of
cut is reached.
► Fold down the quick-release clamp (1) in
direction of shaded area (A).
► Make sure the depth limiter (2) cannot be
moved and the quick-action clamp (1) is lying
flat against the shaded area (A).
The depth limiter (2) is properly adjusted if it can‐
not be moved and the quick-action clamp (1) is
lying flat against the shaded area (A).
► If the depth limiter (2) can be moved:
► Swing the quick-release clamp (1) to
straight position as shown.
► Rotate the quick-release clamp (1) clock‐
wise.
► Fold down the quick-release clamp (1) in
direction of shaded area (A).
The depth limiter (2) can no longer be
moved and the quick-action clamp (1) is
lying flat against the shaded area (A).
► If the quick-release clamp (1) cannot be folded
flat:
► Swing the quick-release clamp (1) to
straight position.
► Rotate the quick-release clamp (1) counter‐
clockwise.
► Fold down the quick-release clamp (1) in
direction of shaded area (A).
The depth limiter (2) can no longer be
moved and the quick-action clamp (1) is
lying flat against the shaded area (A).
11 Operating the Saw English
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