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Install the tensioner together with the bar 2 (Fig. 6) on the mounting bolt 3 (Fig. 6) and the chain 4 (Fig. 6)
on the sprocket 5 (Fig. 6).
5. Press the bar with your hand to the mount on the housing, pull the chain slightly by turning the tensioner
2 (Fig. 6) clockwise.
6. Install the chain guard 3 (Fig. 4), accurately aligning all the splines. Tighten pressing knob 2 firmly (fig. 4)
by turning it clockwise. Make sure the connection is correct and the chain is correctly installed.
Chain tension adjustment
ATTENTION!
Always wear protective gloves when working with the chain.
Before start working and periodically during operation, check the chain tension. This will increase the per-
formance of the saw and extend its service life. Remember that parts wear out faster if the chain sags or is too
tight.
The new chain sags quickly and requires tension after 5-10 cuts. Over time, the interval between tension
increases.
For chain tension:
1. Turn the pressing knob 1 (Fig. 7) counter-clockwise, loosening the connection.
2. To tension the chain, turn ring 2 (Fig. 7) clockwise. To reduce chain tension, turn ring 2 (Fig. 7) counter-
clockwise.
3. After adjusting the chain, turn the pressing knob 1 (Fig. 7) clockwise. Make sure the connection is secure.
4. A chain is considered properly tensioned if it can be moved by hand with little effort. The chain should
adhere well to the underside of the saw blade and be pulled by the hand about 2-4 mm from the blade.
REMARK: If the chain moves along the bar with difficulty or stops, it means that it is too tight. The tension
should be loosened.
Oil change
ATTENTION!
Never use waste oil! Waste oil is harmful to the environment and can also cause of saw breaking.
To lubricate the saw chain and saw blade, use chainsaw oil. The use of mineral oil is unacceptable. In order
to protect the environment, the use of biodegradable chain oil is recommended. Biodegradable oil can
only be stored for a limited time and must be used within the specified expiration date.
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Fig. 6
ELECTRIC CHAINSAW
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