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1. Be extremely careful when operating a chain saw and do not allow the kickback danger zone to make contact with anything I e l O Z LLI The chain brake A is activated either manually with the left hand or by the force of inertia the inertia of the kickback guard resisting the motion of the saw from the force of the kickback However it is activated the kickback protection mechanism works in the opposite direction to the force of the kickback The saw incorporates a slip clutch which protects the saw against overload If the chain stops while the motor is running the saw is overloaded Ease up on the cutting pressure until the chain starts running again If the saw jams in the tree stop the saw immediately and free it The chain brake is also activated when the kickback guard B is pushed forward This releases a springloaded mechanism which jerks the brake band tightly around the clutch drum C which in this case also acts as a brake drum The purpose of the kickback guard is not only to activate the chain brake Its other important function is to reduce the danger of contact with the chain in the event that the operator loses his grip on the front handle Use the chain brake as a parking brake when carrying the chain saw around or putting it down for short periods Besides automatic activation in the event of a kickback the chain brake may also be activated manually and must be act2. Checking automatic chain lubrication system Start the chain saw and point the guide bar towards a fixed light coloured object at a distance of approximately 20 cm After running the saw for a minute a streak of oil spatter should be clearly visible on the light surface A full reservoir is sufficient for 20 minutes of steady use e If the lubrication system does not seem to be working and the following steps do not help take your saw to a service dealer Check the guide bar s oil passage and clean if necessary Check guide bar groove and clean if necessary Ensure that the nose sprocket turns easily and is not clogged Clean and grease if necessary Checking chain wear 50 KO Inspect chain every day for Visible cracks in rivets or links Stiffness min 3 mm Abnormal wear in rivets or links gt 1 8 Min 3 mm 1 8 horizontal cutter length EU Any deviation on any of these points indicates a worn chain which must be discarded Checking drive sprocket so gt CA Check drive sprocket wear regularly and replace when wear becomes excessive 15 STARTING AND STOPPING CAUTION I L O Make certain at all times that your footing is secure and that the chain touches nothing but the wood you are cutting e Keep bystanders away from your work area Starting Grip the front handle firmly with your left hand Grip the rear handle firmly with
3. and the chain and guide bar properly maintained Ensure that the CHAIN CATCHER is undamaged RIGHT HANDGUARD The right handguard protects the right hand in the event that the chain breaks or jumps out of its groove as well as keeping twigs and branches from interfering with your grip on the handle Ensure that the RIGHT HANDGUARD is undamaged SLIP CLUTCH Your chain saw features a slip clutch which protects it from overload The slip clutch may require cleaning after long periods of operation Contact your nearest service dealer in the event of malfunction MOUNTING GUIDE BAR AND ADJUSTING CHAIN CAUTION Always wear gloves when handling chain CAUTION loose chain can jump out of its groove during operation and cause serious or even fatal injury ls 1 Pull kickback guard back against the front handle to ensure that the chain brake is not applied 12 Screw out the guide bar nut and remove the chain drive cover SEERNE Fit the chain around guide bar nose with the top cutters facing forwards Holding the chain over the guide bar nose position the back end of the guide bar against the drive sprocket at a 45 angle to the power head Pass the free end of the chain around the drive sprocket swing the guide bar into place over the mounting bolt and against the power head and guide the chain into the guide bar groove Seat the guide bar tens
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5. above shoulder height and do not cut with the guide bar nose Never operate a chain saw while holding it with only one hand Maintain full speed while cutting Take extreme care when cutting with the top chain on the underside of a log The force of the chain action pushes the saw backwards and if the operator does not maintain firm control the kickback danger REA zone may move far enough back into the kerf to produce a kickback J D KG Cutting with the bottom chain on the top side of the log pulls the saw il GE forward This presses the power head firmly against the tree providing a steady support and giving the operator added control over the saw and consequently over the kickback danger zone Follow the maintenance and sharpening instructions for the chain and guide bar When replacing chains and guide bars use only combinations recommended by us See Technical Specifications The smaller the bar nose radius the smaller the kickback danger zone N and thus the kickback tendency By using low kickback cutting equipment and keeping the cutters properly sharpened the strength of a kickback can be greatly reduced CHAIN BRAKE WITH KICKBACK GUARD Your chain saw is equipped with a chain brake designed to stop the chain instantaneously in the event of a kickback A chain brake can reduce the risk of accident but only the operator can prevent accidents from happening
6. breaks or derails Drive sprocket concealed by chain drive cover Chain catcher deflects chain in case chain breaks or derails Guide bar nut Nose sprocket Scabbard Combination tool Operator s manual EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY Electrolux Motor AS N 1708 Sarpsborg Norway hereby declares that the following chain saws SEERNE Husqvarna 316 Electric with serial numbers starting at 20100000 are manufactured in compliance with EU Machine Directive 98 37 EC EU directive 73 23 EEA Low Voltage Directive 89 336 EEC Electromagnetic Compatibility and 2000 14 EC Noise Emission in the environment by equipment for use outdoors are manufactured in compliance with the following harmonized standards EN 292 1 2 prEN 50144 2 13 96 HD 400 3 L S2 EN 55014 1 97 EN 55014 2 97 EN 61000 3 2 95 and EN 61000 3 3 95 Notified body 0404 SMP Svensk Maskinpr vning AB Fyrisborgsgatan 3 SE 754 50 Uppsala Sweden has performed the type examination required by the third indent of Article 8 2 c issued EC type examination certificate No 404 99 688 Husqvarna 316 Electric pursuant to Directive 98 37 EC Annex VI 4 The chain saw submitted is identical to the samples submitted for EU type examination The measured and guaranteed sound power levels in accordance with Directive 2000 14 EC are set forth under Technical Data in the User s Manual Sarpsborg 1 December 2001 Jan Hansen Pres
7. by hand Use chain saw only on wood Do not attempt to cut metal plastic masonry or o any non wood building materials Do not use the guide bar to push away branches roots or other objects w Ensure that you can move and stand safely at all times Watch out for roots stones branches holes mounds and so forth when moving around Be particularly careful when working on slopes Work with the trunk to your right keeping the log between you and the guide bar Always grip your chain saw with both hands holding it as close to your body as possible for best control Wherever possible let the log take the weight of the chain saw Always keep the log between you and the guide bar when moving forward Do not bear down hard when cutting With the chain properly sharpened light pressure is sufficient Forcing the saw at the end of a cut can make you lose control when you break through Secure short logs before sawing Show particular care when cutting small branches and avoid sawing bushes or many small branches at once Small branches can get caught in the chain with a violent jerk and cause serious personal injury We recommend limiting tree diameter to guide bar length so that the NOTCH and FELLING CUT may be done with single cuts See Technical Specifications for recommended guide bar lengths for your chain saw model Disconnect power supply before servicing chain saw Your chain saw complies with all relevant safety st
8. complete the FELLING CUT must be parallel to the notch and leave a strip of HINGE WOOD at least 1 10 the diameter of the tree The HINGE WOOD acts as a hinge steering the direction of the falling tree 20 If the HINGE WOOD is too small or has been sawn through or if the notch and the felling cut are mismatched the tree is no longer under control SEERNE As the felling cut approaches the notch the tree should start falling either by itself or with the help of a WEDGE or FELLING BAR DAILY INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE CAUTION Always disconnect the power before cleaning or performing maintenance Here are a few general instructions for main taining your chain saw If you are in doubt on any of these points contact your service dealer 1 Inspect power cable and plug for defects A damaged power cable or plug must be replaced 2 Clean ventilation openings and keep them open 3 Clean the chain brake and ensure that it works correctly 4 Check automatic chain lubrication 5 Turn guide bar over at regular intervals to distribute the wear on both sides Check to see that the oil passage is clear Clean the guide bar groove 6 Check chain tension sharpen the cutters and ensure that chain turns easily 7 Check drive sprocket for abnormal wear replacing it if necessary 8 Remove any burrs from the edges of the guide bar 21 O Electrolux ELECTROLUX MOTOR AS Troskenveien 36
9. the correct file diameter and file guide for LY your saw and chain File only with the chain properly tensioned A loose chain wiggles making it difficult to file nr Always file from the inside of each cutter towards the outside Lift the file on the return stroke File the cutters on one side first Then turn the saw around and file the cutters on the other side E min 3 mm 1 8 Make certain that all cutters are of equal length When the horizontal length is down to 3 mm 1 8 the chain is worn out and must be discarded AX CROSSCUTTING CAUTION If the chain becomes stuck in the kerf STOP THE SAW Do not attempt to jerk the saw free You could be harmed by the chain if the saw suddenly comes loose Lever the saw free instead Cutting a log on the ground There is little danger of the saw jamming or the log splintering but it is difficult to avoid running the saw into the ground when breaking through at the end of the cut Saw straight through the log Be careful at the end of the cut to avoid contact with the ground Keep the saw running at full speed but be prepared for the breakthrough 17 If it is possible to turn the log stop cutting 2 3 of the way through the log ENGLISH Turn the log and cut the remaining section from above e Cutting a log supported at one end The log is more than likely to splinter if cut straight through from the top down Make an initi
10. your right hand Press and hold the power trigger lockout button with your right thumb and squeeze the power trigger with your index finger Stopping Stop the saw by releasing the power trigger If the saw does not stop trip the chain brake and disconnect the power cable FILING CHAIN CAUTION Improperly filed cutters heighten kickback tendencies General instructions regarding cutters Never cut wood using a dull chain Having to press hard is a sure sign of a dull chain as are very small chips A very dull chain will produce sawdust rather than chips lt lt A sharp chain will produce large chips and the saw will feed itself through the wood A B The part of the chain that saws is called the CUTTING LINK which consists of a CUTTER A and DEPTH GAUGE B The difference in height between Al them determines the depth of the cut When filing a saw pay close attention to TS NE TOP PLATE ANGLE CUTTING ANGLE 16 See Technical Specifications for the details which apply to your chain HORIZONTAL FILE ANGLE FILE DIAMETER SEERNE FILE DEPTH It is very difficult to file a chain saw correctly without the proper aids We recommend the use of a file guide to ensure maximum cutting efficiency with the least tendency to kickback Filing cutters To file cutters correctly a ROUND FILE and a FILE GUIDE are required Look under Technical Specifications for
11. Appendix C5 Brochure for the Husqvarna 316 Electric Chain Saw 316 Operator s Manual English page 1 21 Manuele do utilizador Portug s p gina 22 42 LL Manual del operador Espanol p gina 43 63 C 108 07 09 57 Electric SYMBOLS USED IN OPERATOR S MANUAL Always disconnect power before performing cleaning or maintenance work Always use approved safety gloves Clean your chain saw regularly CAUTION Chain saws are dangerous Careless or improper use can result in severe or fatal injury JC min 2 mm _CG max 30m SEERNE Visual inspection Use approved face mask or safety goggles Do not use a coiled extension cord Minimum wire cross section 2 mm Maximum cable length 30 m Voltage 120 V AC E CAUTION Chain saws are dangerous Careless or improper use can result in serious or fatal injury Read operating instructions and make certain you understand them thoroughly before using the chain saw Always use Approved helmet Approved hearing protection Approved safety goggles or face mask The chain saw is double insulated pi MAX 400 AN N Lwa dB Do not expose saw to rain or moisture Disconnect power in case of damage to power cable Maximum permissible guide bar length This product conforms to applicable CE directives Noise emission to the environm
12. al cut from below approx 1 3 of the diameter Finish the cut from above e Cutting a log supported at both ends The saw is more than likely to jam in the kerf if cut straight through from above Make an initial cut from the top approx 1 3 of the diameter Finish the cut from below LIMBING CAUTION Most kickback accidents take place when limbing Pay very close attention to the kickback danger zone when cutting limbs under tension All the principles which apply to crosscutting also apply when cutting thick branches Cut complicated branches in several stages Ensure that your footing is secure at all times whether moving about or standing in one place Always work with the log to your right For best control hold the chain saw as close to your body as possible 18 FELLING OPERATIONS CAUTION Felling a tree is a job which calls for experience Do not attempt to fell trees if you are inexperienced DO NOT CARRY OUT ANY OPERATIONS FOR WHICH YOU DO NOT FEEL QUALIFIED SEERNE CAUTION Beginning chain saw operators should gain experience cutting logs on a sawhorse or similar arrangement CAUTION We advise operators without sufficient experience against felling trees with trunk diameters exceeding their guide bar length Danger zone A danger zone surrounds the tree to a distance of 2 1 2 times the height of the tree See to it that no one is standing within this zone wh
13. andards Repairs should be performed only by qualified service personnel using only original parts Examine saw closely for damaged parts before use to avoid malfunctions and to ensure safe and efficient operation Verify that all moving parts are fitted and adjusted correctly Except for the maintenance described in this operator s manual damaged parts must be replaced at an authorized service centre Defective power triggers are to be replaced by authorized service personnel Do not operate the saw if the power trigger does not work properly Store the chain saw in a safe dry place out of the reach of children with the power disconnected and the guide bar scabbard in place KICKBACK PREVENTION am Eb l Z uw DANGER Kickbacks occur suddenly and without warning A kickback may be violent enough to throw a chainsaw back at the user A running chain can inflict severe and even fatal injury It is imperative for users to be familiar with the causes of kickbacks in order to exercise the proper a care and use working techniques to prevent kickback CAUTION Improperly sharpened cutters or the wrong chain and guide bar combination will increase the risk of kickback See Technical Specifications on page 3 CAUTION Do not let the chain come in contact with the ground or any objects Chain link and wire fencing materials present a particular kickback hazard Observe all safety rules in order to avoid kickbac
14. ct brake function SEERNE Inspect the brake band regularly ensuring that it is nowhere less than 0 6 mm thick Kickback guard inspection 46 lt gt e Inspect kickback guard for visible defects such as cracks Move kickback guard back and forth to ensure that it moves freely without being loose Manual chain brake function check lt G0O e Check chain brake daily or every time the saw is used Holding the running saw firmly with the left hand on the front handle and the right hand on the rear handle twist your left wrist pushing the kickback guard to activate the chain brake without letting go of the front handle The chain should stop instantaneously If the chain brake does not perform as required have it serviced by authorized personnel Inertia chain brake function check 4 G0O Hold the running saw level with the guide bar approximately 45 cm above a stump or other solid wooden object Release the power trigger e Release the front handle letting the chain saw pivot in your right hand as the guide bar falls down and strikes the stump The brake should activate when the bar nose hits the stump II I p l O 2 LLI CHAIN CATCHER The chain catcher is designed to catch a chain which breaks or jumps out of its groove This problem will generally be avoided however if the chain is tensioned properly see chapter on Assembly and Adjustment of Guide Bar and Chain
15. ent according to the European Community s Directive The machine s emission is specified in TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS p 3 and on label CONTENTS Symbols Contents Technical specifications Chain saw parts EC declaration of conformity Important Read before using chain saw Safe use Kickback prevention Chain brake with kickback guard Brake band inspection Kickback guard inspection Manual chain brake function check Inertia chain brake function check Chain catcher Right handguard Slip clutch Mounting guide bar and adjusting chain Cutting equipment Chain and guide bar lubrication Chain oil Filling chain oil Checking automatic chain lubrication system Checking chain wear Checking drive sprocket Starting and stopping Filing chain Crosscutting Limbing Felling operations Danger zone Felling direction Clearing branches Line of retreat Felling Daily inspection and maintenance oouwdrkt ND e N N dk dk dk m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m a o O O O O O N MM OU MOMS RBR RR RNNDNNDND d CO TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Motor Rated voltage Rated output Frequency Ampere Slip clutch Mechanical overload protection Weight Without guide bar and chain With 14 guide bar and chain Chain lubrication Oil tank volume Oil consumption Oil pump Noise levels Equivalent noise intensity at operator s ear according t
16. es the risk of accident Maintain the correct depth gauge height Worn depth gauges increase the risk of kickback Keep chain properly tensioned A loose chain derails more easily and accelerates wear on guide bar chain and drive socket Ensure that the automatic oiling system works and that the cutting equipment is properly maintained CHAIN AND GUIDE BAR LUBRICATION CAUTION Inadequate lubrication can lead to cutting equipment failure and serious or fatal personal injury Chain oil The chain and bar are lubricated by an automatic oiling system We recommend using only chain saw oil which is formulated for good adhesion and flow characteristics in hot or cold weather Nonetheless it is important to use the viscosity appropriate to the season Oil thickens in subfreezing temperatures and can overload the oil pump and cause parts to fail As a manufacturer of chain saws we have developed an ideal chain oil which being based on vegetable oils is completely biodegradable We recommend our oil for the sake of your chain and guidebar and for the sake of the environment Where chain oil is not available EP 90 gear oil may be used If you need help choosing chain oil contact your service dealer Never use old motor oil Used motor oil contains impurities which may be harmful to oil pump guide bar and chain 14 Filling chain oil SEERNE All our chain saw models feature automatic chain lubrication
17. g are recommended also for helpers Wear Approved face mask or safety goggles Approved hearing protection Approved helmet Approved safety boots with protective reinforcement steel toecap and non slip soles Clothing which is snug without hampering movement Approved gloves with protective reinforcement Always keep a first aid kit on hand See to it that others keep their distance as long as the chain is in motion Keep onlookers children and animals away from the work area Do not let inexperienced persons handle the chainsaw or power cable Keep work area clear and well lighted Do not operate chain saw under wet or humid conditions around water or in rain or snow Ingress of moisture into the motor can cause short circuiting Show caution care and common sense Do not operate the chain saw when you are tired or under the influence of alcohol or drugs which may affect vision judgement or physical control Keep all body parts well away from the chain as long as the motor is running Always ensure that the chain is not touching anything before starting the chain saw Be on your guard against electric shock Avoid touching metal objects imbedded in or in electrical contact with the ground Do not abuse power cables Never lift or carry the chain saw by the power cable and never disconnect the power by jerking on the cable Keep cable away from water oil and sharp objects Avoid crushing cable in or against doors fence
18. ident IMPORTANT BEFORE USING CHGIN SAW CAUTION The chain saw must not be modified in any way under any circumstances without the permission of the manufacturer Use only original accessories Unauthorized modifications and or accessories may cause serious or fatal injury of the operator or others Read operating instructions carefully IMPORTANT Always observe the Safe Use recommendations on page 6 KC e Check chain and guide bar for correct assembly and adjustment min 2 mm Start the saw max 30m Do not use a coiled Do not start sawing until an adequate amount of oil has power cable reached the chain iii o wire cross section 2 mm e Incorrect chain tensioning increases wear on chain sprocket and guide bar and may result in damage to these paris Maximum cable length 30 m Improper use of power cable may lead to serious motor damage Voltage 120 V AC I p l O Z LLI SAFE USE CAUTION Never operate a chain saw with one hand only Doing so may lead to i serious injury to operator helpers or bystanders An electric chain saw is designed for operation with both hands DANGER Use of accessories not conforming to the recommendations outlined in the Operating Instructions could lead to injury Dress safely Avoid jewellery and loose fitting clothing which may be caught in moving parts Approved safety mitts and sturdy footwear which gives a good footin
19. ile you are felling the tree Felling direction When felling a tree one always aims to place it where neither objects nor difficult terrain will hamper limbing and cutting Unobstructed movement and secure footing are essential It is also important to avoid lodging the tree against another tree lodged tree is extremely dangerous After determining where you want the tree to fall you must also consider the likely unaided direction of fall This is affected by the straightness and lean of the tree wind direction concentration of branches and any snow that may weigh the tree down After assessing all these factors you may find you have no choice but to fell the tree in its natural direction of fall because your preferred direction of fall is likely to fail Another important factor affecting your personal safety though it has no bearing on the direction of fall is the presence of any dead branches which could fall while you are felling the tree Pl Directi ll Clearing branches Line of retreat a Remove any branches from around the base of the tree which may interfere Danger zone with your work It is safest to work from the top down and to keep the tree trunk between you and the running chain Never cut branches above shoulder height Clear undergrowth around the tree and identify your line of retreat or escape taking note of any obstructions stones branches holes etc Your line of retreat should be at an angle aro
20. ioner pin in its hole in the guide bar Replace the chain drive cover and screw the mounting nut hand tight Tension the chain by screwing the tensioning screw clockwise using the screwdriver tip on the combination tool The chain is correctly tensioned when the slack on the bottom of the bar is gone yet the chain is still easily pulled around by hand Tighten the mounting nut with the combination tool while holding the tip of e the guide bar up q The tension of a new chain must be checked frequently until it is broken in Continue to check the tension at regular intervals to ensure good performance and a long service life Wear causes a chain to become looser with use Regular tensioning is important to compensate for this wear Check the chain tension at least every time you refill the chain oil reservoir 13 I p l O Z LLI CUTTING EQUIPMENT This section explains how correct maintenance and use of the right cutting equipment The five basic rules Reduces kickback tendencies Reduces the frequency of chain derailing and breakage Achieves maximum cutting effect Increases the service life of the chain Use only the recommended cutting equipment See Technical Specifications on page 3 Ensure that the cutter teeth are always correctly sharpened Follow our instructions and use the recommended filing guide A chain which is damaged or improperly maintained increas
21. ivated in the event of any inadvertent contact with a rotating chain An activated chain brake is released by pulling the kickback guard back towards the front handle As pointed out on page 9 a kickback can be extremely violent and lightning fast Most kickbacks are small and do not activate the chain brake When this happens it is important to maintain a firm grip on the saw and not let go The chain brake may be activated manually or by the force of inertia depending on the strength of the kickback and the position of the saw in relation to the object which made contact with the kickback danger zone If the kickback is sufficiently violent and the left hand is too far from the kickback guard the chain brake is activated by the INERTIA of the chain brake against the force of the kickback In the event of smaller kickbacks or when the left hand is near the kickback guard the chain brake is activated manually with the left hand When the chain saw is turned on its side and the operator is holding the side of the front handle the kickback guard will not strike the left hand in the event of a kickback and will thus not activate the chain brake In a situation of this type inertia is the only thing that can activate the chain brake but like manual activation it will not work in every situation 10 Brake band inspection GO Clean sawdust pitch and debris from the chain brake and clutch drum Wear and debris both affe
22. ks and other accidents which may cause injury A kickback is a sudden reaction in which a chain saw is thrown back as a result from contact with the upper part of the bar nose known as the kickback danger zone The direction of a kickback is always in the same plane as the guide bar The most common reaction is that the guide bar and saw are thrown up and back towards the operator The saw can be thrown in other directions too however depending on the position of the saw at the moment of kickback Basic rules e Knowing the cause and nature of a kickback helps reduce or eliminate the element of surprise Surprise increases the danger of an accident Most kickbacks are small but some are violent and all are lightning fast Always grip the chain saw firmly with thumb and fingers wrapped around the handles right hand on the rear handle and left hand on the front handle All users whether right or left handed must use this grip which will reduce the effect of a kickback and help keep the saw under control Do not let go of the chain saw handles Most accidents caused by kickbacks take place in connection with limbing Make certain your footing is secure and that there are no i objects nearby which may trip you or make you lose your balance If you are not careful the kickback danger zone could make contact with a branch a nearby tree or some other object which could cause a kickback Never use a chain saw to cut
23. o international standards Noise emissions Sound power measured Sound power guaranteed Vibration Front handle Rear handle Chain guide bar Recommended bar length Effective cutting length Chain speed unloaded Chain speed rated output VAC W Hz A kg kg litres approx litres dB A Lw dB A Lwa dB A m s m s inches cm inches cm inches cm inches cm inches cm inches cm m sec drive m sec drive 1600 110 120 1600 50 60 13 Yes Yes SEERNE 3 8 4 4 0 1 0 1 20 min auto 81 102 103 4 5 7 0 12 30 14 35 16 40 12 30 14 35 16 40 14 6 tooth 14 6 tooth Chain pitch inches 3 8 Gauge inches mm 050 1 3 Number of drive links 12 14 16 45 52 56 inch inch mm inch mm o o o inch mm inch cm dl S36 3 8 050 1 3 ap 14 0 85 30 0 025 0 65 12 30 45 14 35 52 Oregon 91Vg i 16 40 56 CHAIN SAW PARTS ENGLISH 1 Rear handle 2 Power trigger lockout 3 Front handle 4 Serial No plate 5 Chain tensioner 6 Chain oil reservoir 7 Chain oil level 8 Ventilation slots 9 Power cable 10 Power trigger 11 Chain 12 Guide bar 18 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Chain brake inside chain drive cover Kickback guard Chain drive cover Right handguard protects right hand in case chain
24. s or other metal objects which can conduct electricity Inspect the chain saw and power cable before use Do not use a chain saw with a damaged cable Have it repaired by qualified service personnel Keep handles clean dry and free of grease and oil See to it that all tools are removed from the chain saw before connecting the power Ensure that the extension cord is in good condition and approved for outdoor use It must be of sufficient dimension for the chain saw s rated power See section IMPORTANT READ BEFORE USING CHAIN SAW on page 5 When carrying the chain saw stop the motor keep your finger AWAY from the power trigger and turn the saw with the guide bar to the rear and pointing away from your body Connect chain saw to a power supply equipped with a current operated earth fault protection device 6 Double insulated Your electric chain saw is double insulated for added protection against electric shock A double insulated electric tool is designed with two separate layers of electrical insulation or one layer of insulation of double thickness between the operator and the tool s conducting parts Double insulated tools do not use earthed mains connections and may therefore be connected to any normal 120 V AC outlet Observe the same precautions required with all electric tools Double insulation gives added protection only against defective insulation Tighten chain firmly but not so hard that it does not turn easily
25. und 135 behind the direction of fall Retreat 19 ENGLISH Felling Three cuts are made to fell a tree The TOP NOTCH CUT and the BOTTOM or HORIZONTAL NOTCH CUT form the NOTCH which determines the direction in which the tree will fall The final cut is the FELLING CUT which allows the tree to topple over Notch To form the NOTCH start with the TOP NOTCH CUT Using the bottom of the guide bar pulling chain make a 45 downward angled cut at right angles to the intended direction of fall Next do the BOTTOM NOTCH CUT ensuring that it meets the bottom of the TOP NOTCH CUT precisely Notch depth should be around 1 4 of the diameter of the tree and the angle should be around 45 The line defined by the inside angle of the notch must be precisely horizontal and at DN a precise right angle to the direction of fall The felling cut is done from the opposite side of the tree and must also be horizontal H Felling cut M j ar Stand with the tree to your left and cut with the bottom of the guide bar pulling chain Place the FELLING CUT approximately 3 5 cm 1 1 2 2 above the BOTTOM NOTCH CUT Cut at full motor speed feeding the saw slowly into the tree Watch out for tree movement opposite to the intended direction of fall Insert a WEDGE or FELLING gt BAR in the FELLING CUT as soon as the depth of the cut permits When
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