Cleaning The Chain Drive; Maintaining The Chain Lubrication; Maintaining The Guide Rail; Fitting The Guide Rail And Tensioning The Saw Chain - Parkside PKSA 20-Li A1 Translation Of The Original Instructions

Cleaning the chain drive

RISK OF INJURY!
► Always wear protective gloves when
handling the saw chain
injury from the sharp cutting teeth!
NOTE
► Clean the chain drive after each use.
♦ Place the tool on a level and stable surface.
♦ Pull the front hand guard
as the stop to release the chain brake (see fold-
out page, fig. B).
♦ Undo the fixing screw
♦ Remove the sprocket cover
♦ Carefully remove the saw chain
guide rail and the chain sprocket
♦ Remove the guide rail
Clean it using a brush.
♦ Now clean the entire chain drive area and the
sprocket cover with a brush or by blowing it
out with compressed air.
Assembly is carried out in the reverse order.

Maintaining the chain lubrication

■ See section "Checking and adjusting the chain
lubrication".

Maintaining the guide rail

♦ Remove any burrs that may have formed on the
edge of the rail using a metal file.
♦ Clean the guide rail
with compressed air.
Replace the guide rail
is worn.
│ GB │ IE │ NI
■ 18
. There is a risk of
backwards as far
.
.
from the
.
.
groove using a brush or
as soon as the groove
Fitting the guide rail and tensioning
the saw chain
RISK OF INJURY!
► Always wear protective gloves when
handling the saw chain
injury from the sharp cutting teeth!
NOTE
► A new saw chain
be tightened more often. Check the chain
tension regularly after every cut and adjust it
as required.
♦ Place the chainsaw on a level and stable sur-
face.
♦ Pull the front hand guard
as the stop to release the chain brake (see fold-
out page, fig. B).
♦ Undo the fixing screw
♦ Remove the sprocket cover
♦ Push the slotted hole of the guide rail
the two protruding bolts.
♦ Lay the saw chain
sprocket . Guide the saw chain
in the direction indicated on the guide rail
.
Pull gently on the guide rail
the saw chain a little.
♦ Replace the sprocket cover
♦ Retighten the fixing screw
Make sure, however, that you do not screw it in
too tightly.
♦ Turn the chain tensioning ring
direction to increase the tension.
. There is a risk of
stretches and must
backwards as far
.
.
over
over the teeth of the chain
precisely
, to pre-tension
.
.
in a clockwise
PKSA 20-Li A1