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Fuel ratio!
Petrol : 2 stroke engine oil = 40:1
Note: there are two faces of this bottle,
one is 40:1, and the other is 25:1.
Always use 40:1 for reference.
Using a funnel and keeping the bottle
vertical level, pour the petrol firstly to
the required level(B) and pour oil to
marking level(A). Shake vigorously to
mix the two products prior to pouring
into the tank.
Now, you get 500ml mixed fuel.
Pour premixed fuel into the fuel tank via
the large filler(C). Fuel tank capacity is
260ml.
Pour chainsaw chain-oil into the small
filler (D). Ensure that neither fluid
reaches the neck. Chain-oil tank
capacity is 210ml(chain oil can be
purchased from most DIY stores).
For safety, ensure the chain-brake is
engaged by pushing it forward until
an audible click is heard.
Press and release the primer bulb 10 times.
Pull the choke control out to engage.
Note: This stage is not required if
the engine is warm.
After allowing the engine to warm up
for 30 seconds. Disengage the
chain-brake.
Run the engine at medium speed and
check if the chain oil is being
dispensed as shown.
Hold the saw firmly on the ground,
pull the start handle 4 times to warm
the engine. At this point, the engine
usually not starts. Push the choke
control in to disengage. Pull the start
handle to start the engine, it usually
fires within 5 pulls.
Set the switch to the
"1" position (
ON). Important! Always hold the chainsaw
firmly with both hands.
Always check the chain tension
every 15 minutes sawing.
Details, check the manual.
If the chain is blunt or broken,
replace it with a new one. See more
details in manual.
Always check the chain oil every 15
minutes.
Tighten
Loosen
Primer buld
Choke comtrol
Chain oil Note! This chainsaw is fitted with
an "easy pull start system". The
operator should pull the start
handle with a smooth and
continuous pull, rapid and jerky
pulls must be avoided.
Check chain tension before each use. Chain cover tighten wheel(A) is used to
tighten/loosen the chain cover.
Chain tension adjustment wheel(B) is
used to adjust the chain tension.
I, Loosen the chain cover, via part A
ii, Adjust chain tension, via part B
iii, Tighten the chain cover, via part A.
Details, check the manual.
Figure A shows the correct tension
when cold. Figure B shows the correct
tension when warm. Figure C shows a
chain with insufficient tension.
Rotate the chain carefully by hand
(with the chain-brake disengaged) to
ensure it rotates freely. Correct chain
tension is vital and should be checked
before each use.
Figure A shows the correct tension
when cold. Figure B shows the correct
tension when warm. Figure C shows a
chain with insufficient tension.
Correct chain tension is vital and
should be checked before each use.
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