Parkside PBK 4 B3 Traduccion Del Manual De Instrucciones Originales página 59

• Sawing off larger branches:
In the case of larger branches, select
a relief cut fi rst of all to ensure that the
sawing process is controlled. To do
this, saw an incision (a) into the bot-
tom third of the branch (with the upper
side of the blade). Then saw from top
to bottom towards the fi rst cut (with the
underside of the blade) (b).
• Sawing in sections:
Saw off large or long branches in sec-
tions so that you have control over the
place where the branch section lands.
• Saw the lower branches of the tree off
fi rst in order to make it easier for the
branches that have been cut off to fall
to the ground.
• After the cut is completed, the weight of
the saw increases abruptly for the oper-
ator, as the saw is no longer supported
on the branch. There is a danger that
you will lose control of the device.
• You should only pull the saw out of the
cut with the saw chain running in order
to avoid jamming.
• Do not saw with the tip of the cutting
equipment.
• Do not saw the bulge at the base of the
branch because this will prevent the
tree from healing.
Cleaning and servicing
Warning! Risk of injury by
dangerous moving parts!
Switch off the engine and dis-
connect the spark plug con-
nector ( 73) before carrying out
any maintenance or cleaning work
on the device.
You should have any repair and
maintenance work that is not de-
scribed in this instruction manual carried
out by our Service Centre. Only use origi-
nal parts.
Wear gloves when working with
the blade, saw chain and cutter
bar.
Perform the following maintenance and
cleaning work regularly. This will guaran-
tee long and reliable use.
• Check the device before each use for
obvious defects such as loose, worn or
damaged parts. Ensure that the screws
are fi rmly in place.
• Do not cut with blunt or worn blades or
chains as otherwise you will overload
the engine and gears of your device.
• Check the covers and protective devic-
es for damage and correct fi t. Replace
these if necessary.
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