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CAUTION: Always wear gloves and use caution while performing this task.
3. The machine may now be switched on and the chain sharpening may begin by gently touching the
wheel on the chain. Adjust the pressure as necessary.
4. Mark the start of sharpening (with a piece of chalk) and sharpen all the teeth in one direction, then
turn the clamping screw and sharpen the teeth in the opposite direction.
5. With worn chains, the lateral guide position should be set so the grinding wheel doesn’t touch the
guide.
NOTE: Do not use a lot of pressure when sharpening the teeth or run the grinding wheel on the teeth
for too long as the chain can be damaged.
6. Sharpen all depth gauges:
MAINTENANCE
Maintain your electric sharpener for chainsaws. It is recommended that the general condition of
the electric sharpener be examined before each use. Always disconnect the plug from the socket
before carrying out any maintenance, lubrication, or cleaning operations. The sharpener must be kept
clean, in order to make safety instructions and plates clearly legible. Clean it using a rag or a swab. Do
not use compressed air which is likely to bring the metal dust in positions where they cannot be
reached. This would damage essential components of the sharpener.
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