Identification Label; Main Components; Assembly - Stiga CS 80 Li Manual De Instrucciones

Danger! Make sure the chain does
not come into contact with foreign
bodies/obstacles.
Kickback may occur if the
chain comes into contact
with an obstacle
Danger! Always use
hearing protectors.
Danger! Wear eye protections.
Danger! Do not leave the machine
in the rain (or in damp conditions)
Beware of kickback! Kickback
is the rapid and uncontrollable
backward motion of the chain
saw in the direction of the
operator. Always work in complete
safety. Use chains with safety
links that limit kickback.
Warning! Never hold the
machine with one hand! Hold
the machine firmly with both
hands to control the machine and
reduce the risk of kickback.
IMPORTANT Any damaged or illegible
decals must be replaced. Order replacement
decals from an authorised service centre.

3.3 IDENTIFICATION LABEL

The identification label holds
the following data (fig. 1):
1. Sound power level
2. CE conformity marking
3. Month / Year of manufacture
4. Type of machine
5. Power supply frequency and voltage
6. Serial number
7. Name and address of Manufacturer
8. Article code
9. Guide bar lenght
10. CLASS II - Double insolation
Write the identification data of the
machine in the specific space on the
label on the back of the cover page.
IMPORTANT Quote the information on
the product identification label whenever you
contact an authorized service workshop.
IMPORTANT The example of the
Declaration of Conformity is provided
on the last pages of the manual.

3.4 MAIN COMPONENTS

The machine is composed of a series
of main components that have the
following functions (fig.1):
A. Motor: supplies the drive power
to the cutting means.
B. Front handgrip: support handgrip
located on the front of the chain saw. This
should be grasped using the left hand.
C. Rear handgrip: support handgrip located
on the rear of the chain saw. This should be
grasped using the right hand. This handgrip
is fitted with the main switch controls.
D. Front hand guard: protection device
seated between the front handgrip
and the toothed chain, to protect the
hand against injuries should it slip off
the handgrip. This guard is used as a
device to trigger the chain brake.
E. Rear hand guard: protection device
seated in the lower right section of
the rear handgrip, to protect the hand
from the saw chain should it break
or disconnect from the guide bar.
F. Guide bar: supports and
guides the toothed chain.
G. Toothed chain: cutting element,
consisting of drive links fitted with
small blades called "teeth" and side
connections held in place by rivets.
H. Chain restraint pin: safety device that
prevents uncontrolled movements of the
toothed chain should it break or slacken.
I. Spiked bumper: device installed
opposite the guide bar assembly
point acting as a pivot when it comes
into contact with a tree or trunk.
J. Bar cover guard: chain saw cover on
the guide bar to be fitted during handling,
transportation or storage of the machine.
K. Battery: device that supplies electric
current to the tool; its specifications
and regulations for use are
described in a specific manual.
L. Battery charger (attachment on
request, par. 16.2): device used
to recharge the battery.
M. Torque wrench: tool used to rotate screws,
nuts and bolts, to tighten or loosen them.

4. ASSEMBLY

The safety regulations to follow
are described in chap. 2. Strictly
comply with these instructions to
avoid serious risks or hazards.
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