Double Insulation; Putting Into Operation - Narex EPR 35-24 A Instrucciones De Uso Originales

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Scope of use and applications
Attention! This chainsaw is intended for cutting wood only!

Double insulation

To ensure maximum safety of the user, our tools are designed and built
to satisfy applicable European standards (EN standards). Tools with
double insulation are marked by the international symbol of a double
square. These tools must not be grounded and a two-wire cable is suf-
ficient to supply them with power. Tools are shielded in accordance
with EN 50114.

Putting into operation

Check whether the data on the rating plate conform to the real volt-
age of the power supply source. Check whether the plug type conforms
to the socket. The device intended for 240 V can be also connected to
220 / 240 V.
1. Oil tank filling
The chainsaw may never work without the oil, because lack of oil can
lead to damage of the chain, bar and engine. Damage as the conse-
quence of work without oil is not covered by the warranty.
Attention! Be so kind and use only the oil suitable for the
saw chains, on the biological basis and 100% degradable.
The bio-oil is available in all specialized shops. Use the fresh oil only. The
dirty (used) oil may damage your chainsaw and result in loss of your
warranty.
‰ When filling the oil tank, disconnect the power cable plug.
‰ Open the screw cover (3). The cover is equipped by a plastic wire
from inside preventing loss of the cover.
‰ Pour ca 200 ml of oil into the tank through a funnel and screw the
cover firmly to the stop.
‰ Oil level can be seen through the oil inspection glass (1). If the de-
vice is not used for a longer time period, empty the oil tank!
‰ Before transportation or dispatch, empty the oil tank of the chain-
saw!
‰ Prior to start work, check correct function of the chain lubrication
unit. Mount the cutting assembly, start the chainsaw and hold it
well away from your body above a clear surface. Attention, to not
touch it! If an oil stain appears, the lubrication unit works correctly.
‰ After the end of work place the chain saw horizontally on an absor-
bent mat, because the oil spread on the bar, chain and drive may
drop for a while.
2. Mounting of bar and chain
Attention! Risk of injury. Use protective gloves when in-
serting the chain.
No tools are needed for mounting the bar and chain on this chain-
saw type model!
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24a
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‰ Place the electric chainsaw on a stable /solid surface.
‰ Loosen the hand tightening nut (7) counterclockwise.
‰ Remove the sprocket (chain wheel) guard (8).
‰ Place the chain on the bar, observing correct orientation (in the di-
rection of chain movement). Teeth on the top guide bar side must
face forwards (see the Fig).
‰ Place the free saw chain end on the drive sprocket (19).
‰ Place the bar so that the longitudinal hole in the bar may be aligned
precisely with the seating surface guide.
‰ Pay attention to the chain tensioning pin (20) which must be seated
precisely inside the bar hole. It must be seen clearly through the
hole. If necessary, by rotating the grooved wheel of the chain ten-
sioning unit (16) the pin can be moved forwards or backwards until
the chain tensioning pin is seated precisely in the bar hole.
‰ Check whether all chain links are seated precisely in the bar groove
and whether the saw chain is guided precisely round the drive
sprocket (19).
‰ Place the sprocket wheel (8) guard with latch (24a) on the
hole (24b) and press it firmly.
‰ Tighten the hand tightening nut (7) moderately clockwise.
‰ Tension the chain. For this purpose rotate the grooved wheel (16)
up (arrow direction +). The chain should be tensioned so that it may
be lifted in the central bar zone by ca 3 mm (see Fig.). To loose the
chain, rotate the grooved wheel down (arrow direction -).
‰ Tighten the hand tightening nut (7) firmly!
Attention! Chain tensioning affects service life of the cut-
ting unit materially and therefore it has to be checked
regularly. When heated to the operating temperature, the
chain is stretched and tightening must be renewed.
A new saw chain must be tensioned more frequently.
Attention! During the period of running-in the chain must
be tensioned more frequently. If the chain vibrates or
leaves the groove, it must be tensioned immediately!
When tensioning the chain, loosen the hand tightening nut moderate-
ly (7). Rotate the grooved wheel up (arrow direction +). The chain should
be tensioned so that it may be lifted in the central bar zone by ca 3 mm
(see Fig). Tighten the hand tightening nut (7).
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