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The personal protective equipment compris-
es:
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Protective helmet
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Hearing protection (e.g. ear defenders,
especially when working for than 2.5
hours a day)
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Protective glasses or face visor of the
protective helmet
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Protective trousers with cut protection in-
lay
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Sturdy working gloves
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Safety boots with high-grip sole and steel
toe caps
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Do not use the chain saw above shoulder
height as safe handling is no longer possible
in this position.
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When changing position, switch off the motor
and fit the chain guard.
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When chain saws are not in use, always fit
the chain guard and remove the battery.
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Switch off the chain saw before putting it
down.
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Do not use the chain saw for levering or mov-
ing wood.
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Only specialist personnel are allowed to saw
trunks that are thicker than the length of the
chain bar.
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Only start the cut once the saw chain is run-
ning; never switch on the saw with the saw
chain already in the kerf.
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Make sure that no saw chain oil gets onto the
ground.
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Do not undertake sawing work in the rain,
snow or stormy weather.
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Never disable safety and protective devices.
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Position the cable between battery and chain
saw so that it does not get caught on branch-
es or similar when cutting.
4 INSTALLATION
WARNING! Danger of serious injury. If an
incompletely mounted chain saw is used, serious
injury can be caused.
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Only use the chain saw when it has been ful-
ly mounted.
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Before each use, perform a visual inspection
in order to check that the chain saw is com-
plete and does not contain damaged or worn
components. Safety and protective devices
must be intact.
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CAUTION! Danger of laceration injuries.
The sharp edges of the saw chain can cause lac-
eration injuries when assembling.
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Before installation, remove the rechargeable
battery.
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Wear safety gloves when installing the saw
chain and the guide rail.
4.1
Installing chain bar and saw chain (05 –
08)
1. Pull chain brake bracket (05/1) in the direc-
tion of bow handle (05/2) (05/a) in order to re-
lease the chain brake.
2. Fold out twist lock (05/3) and turn in OPEN
direction (05/b).
3. Remove chain sprocket cover (05/4) (05/c).
Installing the chain bar with saw chain
1. Place the saw chain (06/1) around the chain
bar (06/3) in the direction of travel (06/2). En-
sure that the saw chain is fully in the chain
bar groove and has been guided around the
reversing sprocket (06/4) of the chain bar.
2. Fitting the chain bar with saw chain on the
chain saw:
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The guide pin (07/1) must be engaged in
the slot (07/2) of the chain bar.
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The saw chain (07/3) must be placed
around the sprocket (07/4).
3. Push the chain bar with saw chain forwards
as far as it will go (07/a).
4. Fit the chain sprocket cover again.
5. Turn the twist lock (08/1) in CLOSE direction
(08/a) and fold in the twist lock.
Adjusting the tension of the saw chain
1. Turn adjustment wheel (08/2) (08/b) to set
the chain tension:
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Tension the saw chain: +
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Slacken the saw chain: -
NOTE The saw chain has been tensioned
correctly when:
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It is in contact with the underside of the guide
rail and can be pulled through by hand.
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It can be lifted by 3 – 4 mm in the middle of
the guide rail.
Installation
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