Overload Indication; Checking The Charge Status Of The Battery In The Tool; Changing The Chain Speed; Mounting The Saw Chain And Blade Bar - Parkside Performance Ppksa 40-Li B2 Originalbetriebsanleitung

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Overload indication

In case of overload, the red and yel-
low LEDs of the charge level indicator
(29) flash.
Checking the charge status
of the battery in the tool
Procedure
1. The charge level indicator (29)
lights up during operation.
The charge level of the battery is
indicated by illumination of the
corresponding LEDs on the charge
level indicator (29).
Red, orange and green ⭢ Batter-
ies charged
Red and orange ⭢ Batteries par-
tially charged
Red ⭢ Batteries need to be
charged
2. Charge the batteries (17) when
only the red LED on the charge
level indicator on the tool (29) is il-
luminated.

Changing the chain speed

(Fig. E)
Pressing the button for chain speed
selection (32) lets you switch between
chain speeds 15 and 20 m/s.
The chain speed indicator (30) shows
you the chain speed at which the tool
is currently operating by illuminating
levels 1 or 2.
Level 1: 15 m/s
NOTICE! At Level 2, the chain speed
is 25 m/s if you use the tool with two
8 Ah performance batteries "Smart
PAPS 208 A1".
Mounting the saw chain and
blade bar
CAUTION! Cutting injuries! Wear
cut-resistant gloves when working
50
Level 2: 20 m/s
with the saw chain or with the blade
bar.
Procedure (Fig. B)
1. Switch off the tool and remove the
batteries (17) from the tool.
2. Place the tool on a level surface.
3. Turn the wing nut (12) and chain
tensioner screw (13) ⭯ to loosen
the chain tension and remove the
sprocket cover (14).
4. Remove the blade bar (7) and saw
chain (6): To remove the blade
bar (7), hold it at an angle of ap-
prox. 45 degrees and swivel it up-
wards to make it easier to remove
the saw chain (6) from the chain
sprocket (23).
Changing the saw chain
and blade bar
Prior to changing the saw chain,
the groove of the guide rail must be
cleaned of dirt because dirt depos-
its available can cause the saw chain
to break out of the rail. The deposits
can also absorb the chain oil. So the
consequence would be that the chain
oil would not or only a small part of it
would reach the underside of the rail
and the lubrication would be reduced.
Requirements
• Mounting the saw chain and blade
bar, p. 50
Procedure
1. Replace the blade bar (7) and the
saw chain (6).
2. Fit the blade bar (7) and saw chain
(6) as described under Installing
the saw chain and blade bar,
p. 50.
Installing the saw chain and
blade bar
CAUTION! Risk of injury due to un-
intentional start-up. Switch off the