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STORAGE
● Empty the fuel system before deciding to store the tool for more than one month.
Drain fuel from the fuel tank, start the engine and allow it to use all remaining fuel and stop working.
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Use new fuel each season. Never use any cleaning agents on fuel tank, it may damage the engine.
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Pay special attention to keep the ventilation holes of the engine casing pervious.
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Clean plastic parts with mild detergent and a sponge.
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You can proceed with maintenance actions only described within this instruction manual. Any other action can be carried
●
out only by authorized service.
Do not make any changes in chain saw construction.
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When not in use, chain saw should be stored clean, on flat surface, in dry place and beyond reach of children.
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When storing it is important to avoid deposition of rubber particles in basic parts of the fuel system, such as
carburettor, fuel filter, fuel line and fuel tank. Fuels with alcohol additives (ethanol or methanol) may absorb
moisture, and that during storing causes separation of fuel blend ingredients and formation of acids. Acidic petrol
may damage the engine.
AIR FILTER
Dirty air filter reduces efficiency of combustion engine and causes increase of fuel consumption. Clean the air filter after
each 5 hours of the saw operation.
Clean the air filter lid (
●
4
) and its surroundings, so the dirt does not get into carburettor chamber after the lid is removed.
Unscrew knob for air filter lid (
●
3
) and remove air filter lid (
4
).
Remove air filter (
●
d
) (
fig. T
).
Use water with soap to clean the filter, wash with clean water and dry thoroughly.
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Install air filter. Ensure the grooves on the air filter rim match protrusions on the air filter lid (
●
4
).
When installing the air filter lid (
●
4
) make sure to properly place ignition plug wire and access sleeves for carburettor
adjustment screws.
Do not wash the air filter in petrol or any other flammable solvent to avoid fire hazard or appearance of dangerous
vapours.
CYLINDER FINNING
Dust deposition on the cylinder finning may cause motor overheating. Check regularly and clean the cylinder finning when
carrying out maintenance of the air filter.
GUIDE BAR AND CHAIN
Check condition of the guide bar and chain every 5 hours of the saw operation.
Set the ignition switch (
●
14
) to off position.
Loosen and unscrew the guide bar fixing nuts (
●
7
).
Remove the casing (
●
10
) and disassemble guide bar (
20
) and chain (
21
).
Clean oil holes and groove (
●
e
) in the guide bar (
20
) (
fig. U
).
Lubricate tip chain wheel of the guide bar (
●
22
) through the hole (
f
) located on the guide bar tip (
fig. W
).
Check condition of the chain (
●
21
).
CHAIN SHARPENING
Pay attention to cutting tools. Cutting tools should be sharp and clean, it allows efficient and safe operation. Operating the
saw with blunt chain causes quick wear of the chain, guide bar and driving chain wheel, and breaking the chain in the worst
case. That is why it is important to sharpen the chain on time.
Chain sharpening is a complex operation. Sharpening the chain by yourself requires use of special tools and skills. It is
recommended to entrust sharpening the chain to qualified persons.
FUEL FILTER
● Unscrew the fuel filler plug (
15
).
Use wire hook to remove the fuel filter (
●
g
) through the fuel filler hole (
fig. X
).
Disassemble the fuel filter and wash it in petrol or replace with a new one.
●
Install the fuel filter in the tank.
●
Tighten the fuel filler plug (
●
15
).
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