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Figure 1
Figure 2
Figure 3
Operation
• Open the oil tank cover
required.
• Carefully pour in the chain lubricating oil until it reaches the upper
mark on the oil level indicator B.
• Close the oil tank cover A.
• Check the chain oil level even during operation and top up with
chain oil if required.
Checking the chain lubrication
• Start the unit (see section "Switching on/off the power tool".
• Hold running saw chain for some time approx. 15 cm above a
suitable surface. If there is adequate chain lubrication, the oil
which is ejected by the saw chain will form a light trail.
Chain tension
Before performing any work on the pole saw, remove the battery.
The teeth on the saw chain are very sharp! Wear protective gloves
when performing any work on the chain.
NOTE: Check and re-adjust the tension of a new chain after
working for a few minutes. Switch the motor off, remove the battery
and actuate the chain brake.
Checking the chain tension
The saw chain must not sag, but it should be possible to pull it 1/16"
to 1/8"away from the saw rail in the middle of the rail (see Figure 2).
Tensioning the saw chain
• Unscrew the hand wheel anti-clockwise until the saw rail can be
moved by hand
(see Figure 3).
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• Turn the chain tensioning wheel on anticlockwise to tension the
chain 2.
• Turn the saw chain by hand to check that it runs perfectly. It must
slide freely in the rail.
• Tighten the hand wheel to attach the rail and the cover 3.
(see Figure 1). Before opening, clean if
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WARNING
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