Operating The Chain Saw - Fieldmann FZP 2110-E Manual

The oil tank on the supplied chain saw is empty. Fill this oil tank with oil prior to first use of this chain saw.
Only use oil specified for total-loss lubrication
Screw off the oil tank cap (fig. 1, point 4).
Pour the oil into the tank (take care to prevent the oil from becoming dirty while filling the tank).
Screw on the oil tank cap
ATTENTION!
Do not use oil that has already been used or processed because this could damage the oil pump. Only use
oil specified for total-loss lubrication

7. OPERATING THE CHAIN SAW

Securing the extension cord.
ATTENTION!
When working with this chain saw, only use extension cords designed for outdoor use. The wire cross-
sections on the extension cord must be at least 1.5 mm2.
To ensure safe operation of this chain saw, it is necessary to secure the power cord in place. Bend the power
cord approximately 20 cm before the socket. Thread the bend through the rear handle and fit it into the hook.
(fig. 1, point 2)
ATTENTION!
If you use an extension cord longer than 30 m, the power of the chain saw will be reduced.
Turning on / off
ATTENTION!
The voltage in the power grid must corresponds to the voltage on the rating label of the chain saw.
ATTENTION!
Hold the chain saw firmly with both hands when starting and working with it
Starting
Press the trigger safety lock button located on the left above the start/stop trigger and then press the start/
stop trigger (fig. 1, point 1) . When started, the chain saw will run at maximum speed.
ATTENTION!
If the chain saw does not start, disengage the brake lever (fig. 1, point 6).
Turning off
Release the start/stop trigger (fig. 1, point 1).
ATTENTION!
The chain saw is equipped with a safety chain brake, which will immediately stop the chain when the start/
stop trigger is released. If the chain does not immediately come to a stop when the trigger is released,
please contact an authorised service centre without delay.
CHAIN SAW
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