To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Stihl MSA 140 C cuts out during operation?
If your Stihl chainsaw cuts out during operation, it could be due to the chainsaw being too hot. Engage the chain brake, remove the battery, and allow the chainsaw to cool down. Alternatively, there might be an electrical fault. In this case, engage the chain brake, remove and refit the battery, and then switch on the saw.
What to do if my Stihl MSA 140 C cuts out during operation?
If your Stihl chainsaw cuts out during operation, it could be due to a couple of reasons. The chainsaw might be overheating, so engage the chain brake, remove the battery, and allow it to cool down. Alternatively, there might be an electrical fault. In this case, engage the chain brake, remove and refit the battery, and then switch on the saw to see if that resolves the issue.
What to do if Stihl Chainsaw is too hot?
If your Stihl chainsaw is too hot, engage the chain brake and remove the battery. Allow the chainsaw to cool down.
Why is the run time of my Stihl MSA 140 C too short?
If your Stihl chainsaw run time is too short, it could be because the battery is not fully charged; ensure you fully charge the battery. Another reason could be that the battery service life has been exceeded, in which case you should replace the battery.
Why Stihl MSA 140 C Chainsaw run time is too short?
The Stihl chainsaw's run time might be too short because the battery isn't fully charged; in this case, fully charge the battery. Alternatively, the battery's service life may have been exceeded, indicating it's time to replace the battery.
What to do if 3 LEDs flash red on Stihl MSA 140 C?
If 3 LEDs flash red on your Stihl chainsaw, it indicates a malfunction. Engage the chain brake and remove the battery. Clean the electrical contacts in the battery compartment, then reinsert the battery. Disengage the chain brake and switch on the saw. If the 3 LEDs continue to flash red, stop using your chainsaw and contact your STIHL servicing dealer for assistance.
What to do if 4 LEDs flash red on Stihl MSA 140 C?
If 4 LEDs flash red on your Stihl chainsaw, it indicates a fault in the battery. Engage the chain brake, remove and refit the battery, disengage the chain brake, and switch on the saw. If the 4 LEDs continue to flash red, stop using the battery and contact your STIHL dealer for assistance.
What to do if Stihl MSA 140 C Chainsaw battery is not being charged?
If the Stihl chainsaw battery is not being charged, it could be due to no electrical contact between the charger and battery. Remove the battery and clean the contacts on the charger, then refit the battery. Alternatively, there may be a malfunction in the charger. If this is the case, do not use the charger and contact your STIHL servicing dealer.
Why Stihl MSA 140 C charging does not start when the battery is inserted into the charger?
If charging does not start when the battery is inserted into the charger of your Stihl chainsaw, it could be because the battery is too warm or too cold. Leave the battery inserted in the charger; charging starts automatically as soon as the permitted temperature range is reached.
What to do if there is no electrical contact between Stihl MSA 140 C and battery?
If there is no electrical contact between your Stihl chainsaw and the battery, engage the chain brake and remove the battery. Clean the electrical contacts in the battery compartment, then insert the battery.
General| Voltage | 36 V |
|---|---|
| Chain Gauge | 0.043 in |
| Chain Pitch | 1/4" P |
| Weight (without battery) | 2.6 kg |
| Sound Power Level | 94 dB(A) |
| Battery Type | Lithium-Ion |
| Bar Length | 12 inches |
| Weight (alternative without battery) | 2.9 kg |
Details safety precautions related to electrical hazards, including cord use and wet conditions.
Covers personal safety measures like staying alert, using PPE, and avoiding fatigue.
Specific safety warnings for operating chain saws, including body positioning and avoiding entanglement.
Explains kickback causes and preventative measures for safe operation.
Defines the intended purpose of the chainsaw and warns against misuse.
Details necessary protective apparel, eye protection, and head protection.
Safety precautions related to the chain saw itself, including electric shock and handling sharp parts.
Steps to take before operating the chainsaw, including assembly and checks.
Instructions on proper grip, balance, and body positioning for safe chainsaw operation.
Explains reactive forces like kickback, pull-in, and pushback and their dangers.
Details kickback causes, effects, and factors influencing its occurrence.
Discusses safety mechanisms like the chain brake and reduced kickback components.
Explains low kickback chains and reduced kickback bars designed to minimize kickback risk.
Provides specific techniques and precautions to avoid kickback situations.
Explains pull-in, a reactive force, its causes, and how to reduce the risk.
Describes pushback, a reactive force, its causes, and preventative measures.
Defines the intended uses of the chainsaw for cutting tasks and warns against misuse.
Addresses the dangers and techniques for cutting logs under tension to prevent injury.
General warnings and instructions for safe battery handling, charging, and storage.
Safety precautions for using and handling the battery charger to prevent fire, shock, and damage.
Steps to prepare the chainsaw before starting work, including charging and checks.
Details the process of charging the battery and interpreting the charger's status lights.
Explains how to properly tension the saw chain to ensure safety and cutting performance.
Instructions for lubricating the chain and guide bar, emphasizing proper lubricants.
Describes how to engage the chain brake for safety and what conditions it operates under.
Procedures for checking if the chain brake is functioning correctly before use.
Troubleshooting common issues with the chainsaw and battery, including LED indicators.
