Chain Brake; Adjusting The Chain; Maintenance - Texas A/S TSE 2040 Benutzerhandbuch

8. Chain brake

Test the chain brake in the following way (Fig. 5):
1. Place the chainsaw on a firm surface.
2. Start the engine.
3. Hold using your right hand on the rear handle and
4. your left hand on the front handle.
5. Increase power and activate the chain brake by pushing the screen forward.
6. The chain should stop immediately. Once it has stopped, release the throttle.
7. If the chain brake is functioning, stop the machine and put the chain brake handle into
the deactivated position.

9. Adjusting the chain

TSE 2010
Adjust the screw with a flat screw driver in front of the chain saw to adjust the chain
(Fig. 6-A)
TSE 2040
Loosen the cover nut and loosen or tighten the chain using the chain tension screw on the
chain cover (Fig. 6-B).
Loosen the cover nut and turn the yellow ring clockwise to tighten and anticlockwise to
loosen the chain.

10. Maintenance

Oil hole. Remove the guide bar and check that the oil hole is not blocked with sawdust or
dirt.
Guide bar. Clean the nose wheel and chain groove of any dirt.
If required, turn the guide bar over to evenly share wear. A worn guide bar can be
hazardous to use and should therefore be replaced.
Chain. The chain should be filed regularly to ensure the best results and to reduce wear on
the electrical engine.
1. Ensure that the guide bar is securely attached.
2. Use a 4 mm file.
3. File all of the teeth and depth limiters from the inside out, as shown in the drawing.
4. The height of the teeth must be checked regularly, and if they are too high, they must
be filed down.
If in doubt, contact your Texas dealer.
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