Servicing
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Supported trunks
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We recommend supporting trunks, which are to be
sawn through, on sawhorses. If this is not possible,
the trunk should be raised and supported with the
aid of the supporting branches or via support blocks.
In area
[A]
first cut approx. one third of the trunk
diameter from top to bottom, then complete the cut
from bottom to top.
In area
[B]
first cut approx. one third of the trunk
diameter from bottom to top, then cut through from
the top.
WARNING!
Risk of injuries.
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Splintering wood or a jammed cutting bar
may result in extremely serious injuries!
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Do not saw trunks which are under
tension!
Removing branches
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Always work on the side opposite the branch in
question.
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Start at the bottom of the trunk and work upwards.
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Always guide the saw from top to bottom through
the wood.
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When limbing trunks lying flat on the ground, first
always saw off the branches pointing upwards.
Do not cut through supporting branches until the
trunk has been sawn into lengths.
WARNING!
Risk of injuries.
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Branches which are supported or under
tension may wedge the saw chain in the
wood!
Servicing
WARNING!
Risk of injuries or material damage.
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Only clean or service the device if the
motor is stationary and also the cutting
tool.
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Always remove the power pack prior to
working on the device.
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Repair and service work as well as the
replacement of safety elements may only
be performed by a qualified expert or a
workshop.
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Wear safety gloves before any work on
the chain.
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Prior to each instance of use, check that the chain
brake is working flawlessly.
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Always check the chain tension before each use
and check it regularly when using the chainsaw
for long periods.
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Regularly check the chain oil level.
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Arrange for the chain to be sharpened regularly
by a specialist workshop.
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Once yearly, arrange for the tool to be inspected
and serviced by a specialist workshop.
Cleaning
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After each use, clean the tool with a dry cloth or,
in the event of heavy soiling, with a brush, paying
particular attention to the ventilation slots.
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Carefully clean the chain
after each use.
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Regularly clean the oil guidance groove (chain
running groove) on the cutting bar using a soft
brush.
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After use, spray the chain with conditioning oil to
ensure a long service life. Where possible, use an
environmentally friendly lubricant.
Attention!
Never spray the device with water or a pressure
washer.
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