Turning The Blade Bar; Storage; Transport; Waste Disposal And Environmental Protection - Parkside PHSHE 900 A1 Originalbetriebsanleitung

Turning the blade bar

1. Switch the device off and remove the
mains plug.
2. Release the nut (
chain wheel cover (
3. Remove the chain wheel cover (
and the blade bar (
4. Turn the blade bar (
its horizontal axis.
5. Insert the saw chain (
blade bar groove. To assemble, hold
the blade bar (
an angle of approx. 45 degrees in or-
der to be able to guide the saw chain
( 20) more easily onto the chain
sprocket ( 29).
6. Place the blade bar (
chain ( 20) onto the rail bolts (
30). When the nose on the right below
the guide bolt (
round recess on the blade bar, the bla-
de bar is placed correctly. It is normal
for the saw chain (
7. Pre-tension the saw chain (
turning the screw (
chain in a clockwise direction.
8. Put the chain wheel cover (
in position. Tighten the chain wheel co-
ver nut ( 26).

Storage

• Store the device in the protective cover (
18/19) provided in a dry location
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and out of reach of children.
• You can hang up the device for storage
using the handgrip for adjusting the cut-
ter bar ( 1).
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• Empty the oil tank if it will not be used for
a prolonged period of time (6-8 weeks).
26) and remove the
27).
20)
28).
28) once along
20) into the
28) tilted upwards at
28) and saw
30) sits in the lower
20) to sag.
20) by
31) to tension the
27) back

Transport

Never transport your appli-
ance while the appliance is
turned on! Risk of injury!
• Always use the protective
cover ( 18/19) when transporting.
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• Always carry the device with the cut-
ting unit pointing backwards using both
hands: one on the rear handle and the
other on the front round handle (
Waste Disposal
and Environmental
Protection
Be environmentally friendly. Return the tool,
accessories and packaging to a recycling
centre when you have inished with them.
Do not dispose of waste oil in the sewer or
your drain system. Dispose of waste oil in
an environmentally friendly way - take it to
your local recycling centre.
Electrical machines do not belong in
domestic waste.
Take the equipment to a waste disposal
site. The plastic and metal parts that are
used can be separated out into pure grade,
which allows recycling. Ask our Service
Centre for details.
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