Assembly; Unpacking; Filling Oil Reservoir - Oregon СS250 Manual De Instrucciones

OREGON® CORDLESS TOOL SYSTEM
CHAIN SAW MODEL CS250

ASSEMBLY

UNPACKING

DANGER: DO NOT ATTEMPT TO
OPERATE THE CHAIN SAW IF ANY
PART IS DAMAGED OR MISSING.
Some chain saw kits come completely
assembled If the chain saw has been
packaged without the saw chain and
guide bar installed, see "Replacing the Bar
and Chain" in this manual for installation
instructions After removing the chain
saw from its box, inspect it carefully to
make sure no damage has occurred
during shipping
Some chain saw kits come with metal
bucking spikes as an accessory To install
the spikes, position on the front of the
saw with the spikes facing upward, then
fasten with the two supplied screws
Inspect the chain saw for missing parts
If any parts are damaged or missing,
contact OREGON® to obtain replacement
parts
After unpacking the chain saw, check the
position of the hand guard The chain
saw will not run with the chain brake
engaged Pull the hand guard back
towards the front handle before
operation (Fig 6)
FIG. 6
HAND GUARD IN
OPERATING POSITION
AD 0213 - F/N 551309
HAND GUARD IN
BRAKE POSITION

FILLING OIL RESERVOIR

CAUTION: CHECK OIL LEVEL
FREQUENTLY AND FILL AS NEEDED.
NEVER OPERATE THE CHAIN SAW IF
OIL IS NOT VISIBLE.
Bar and chain oil is required to properly
lubricate the bar and chain Use
OREGON® bar and chain oil for best
results It is specially designed to provide
low friction and faster cuts NEVER use
oil or other lubricants not specifically
designed for use on the bar and chain
This can lead to a clogged oil system,
which may cause premature wear of the
bar and chain
Place the chain saw on its side on a firm,
flat surface, so that the oil cap is on top
(Fig 7) After cleaning any debris from the
cap area, remove the cap and carefully
pour the bar and chain oil into the
reservoir Replace the cap and check the
presence of oil through the oil inspection
window Additional bar and chain oil is
necessary when the reservoir is dry,
shortly after oil is no longer viewable
through the oil inspection window
FIG. 7
ASSEMBLY
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