Greencut GS7200 Instruction Manual page 66

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25. Make sure that there is no obstacle in the workspace. Never allow the tip of the guide bar
contact a log, branch or other obstacle that can be beaten for the operation of the saw.
26. When cutting, operate the engine at high rpm.
27. Never work in an awkward position and at an altitude higher than your shoulders.
28. Follow the manufacturer's sharpening and maintenance of the chain saw.
29. Use only guide bars and chains specified by the manufacturer or its equivalent.
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST THE BACKLASH FOR CHAINSAW USERS
Warning
Kickback may occur if the guide bar touches an object or when the wood closes in and makes the
saw chain in the cut locks. The contact of the tip in some cases can cause a reaction in the opposite
direction very quickly, moving the bar up or directory supplied to the operator. If the saw chain is
locked in a position of the top of the guide bar, it can be pushed towards the operator. In either case,
the operator may lose control of the saw can be severely injured.
• Never rely solely on the safety devices built into your saw. As a chain saw, you should take
several steps carefully planned to prevent accidents at work.
1. Understanding the basic situations in which the reverse occurs, you can reduce or eliminate
the element of surprise. The shock caused by sudden movements of the chainsaw is an
important factor in any accident.
2. Hold the product firmly with both hands: the right hand on rear and the left hand on front
handle, when the engine is running. The thumbs and fingers of both hands should be firmly
around the handles. This helps to control the recoil of the chainsaw.