Mountfield Chainsaw Assembly And Quick Start Manual
Mountfield Chainsaw Assembly And Quick Start Manual

Mountfield Chainsaw Assembly And Quick Start Manual

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COLD STARTING

1
Check fuel and chain oil
levels.
2
Engage the chain brake by
pushing the guard forward
away from the front handle.
3
Set the ignition switch to "I"
position.
4
Pull out the choke knob.
5
Press the primer button until
fuel is visible.

STOPPING

1
Release the throttle trigger
and interlock lever. Let the
engine idle for a few
seconds.
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6
Place the chainsaw on the
ground and secure it with a
foot. Pull the starter cord
4/5 times until the engine
fires (it will not start at this
stage).
7
When the engine fires
cancel the choke by
pressing the throttle lever
and throttle interlock.
8
Pull the starter cord again
until the engine starts.
9
Disengage the chain brake
by pulling it back towards
the handle.
10
Press the throttle trigger
and interlock lever.
2
Move the ignition switch to
the "O" position.
CHAINSAW ASSEMBLY
AND QUICK START GUIDE
WARNING!
Read the safety instructions in the product manual.
Disconnect the spark plug before starting assembly.
Wear protective gloves when handling the chain.
Front handle
Air filter and
spark plug cover
Rear handle
Primer
bulb
Clutch cover
Adjustable
Guard /chain brake
Starter cord
handle
Fuel tank
Chain
filler cap
oil filler
Chain
Guide bar
screws
Ignition
switch
Choke
knob
Throttle
interlock
Throttle
trigger

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  • Page 1: Cold Starting

    COLD STARTING Check fuel and chain oil Place the chainsaw on the levels. ground and secure it with a foot. Pull the starter cord 4/5 times until the engine fires (it will not start at this stage). CHAINSAW ASSEMBLY Engage the chain brake by...
  • Page 2 CHAINSAW ASSEMBLY Ensure the guard/chain brake is disengaged by pulling it back If the guidebar has a sprocket nose ensure the drive links towards the front handle as far as it will go. fit into it correctly. Unscrew the clutch cover nuts and remove the cover.

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