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tructions below.
If the full length of the tree trunk is evenly suppor-
ted as shown in Fig. 19 then proceed by cutting
from the top down. Take care not to cut into the
ground in the process.
If the weight of the tree trunk is resting on one end
as shown in Fig. 20, rst cut through 1/3 of the
trunk diameter from the underside (A) in order to
prevent it from splintering. Make the second cut
from the top (2/3 of the diameter) to the height of
the rst cut (B) (this prevents the chainsaw from
being trapped).
If the weight of the tree trunk is resting on both
ends as shown in Fig. 21, rst cut through 1/3 of
the trunk diameter from the top (A) in order to pre-
vent it from splintering. Make the second cut from
underneath (2/3 of the diameter) to the height of
the rst cut (B) (this prevents the chainsaw from
being trapped).
When working with the saw on a slope, always
position yourself at a higher point on the slope
above the tree as shown in Fig. 15. In order to re-
tain full control at the moment when the cut goes
through, reduce pressure towards the end of the
cut without releasing your rm grip on the hand-
les of the chainsaw. Take care to ensure that the
chainsaw does not touch the ground.
After completing the cut, wait for the chain saw to
come to a standstill before removing the chain-
saw. Always switch o the motor of the chainsaw
before moving from tree to tree.
7.3 Kickback
The term “kickback” describes what happens
when the running chainsaw suddenly kicks up-
ward and backward. Usually, this is caused by
contact between the tip of the cutter rail and the
workpiece or the saw chain becoming trapped.
In the event of kickback, large forces occur sud-
denly and violently. As a result, the chainsaw
usually reacts uncontrollably. This can often result
in very serious injuries to the worker or persons
in the vicinity. The risk of kickback is particularly
great when performing cross cuts, angled cuts
and longitudinal cuts, as it is not possible to use
the claw stop on these cuts. You should therefore
avoid these cuts as far as possible and take parti-
cular care when they are unavoidable.
The risk of kickback is at its greatest when the
saw is positioned for a cut in the region of the tip
of the cutter rail, as the leverage e ect is greatest
there (Fig. 22). It is therefore safest to position the
saw at and as close as possible to the claw stop
before making the cut (Fig. 23).
Warning!
Make sure that the chain tension is always
correctly adjusted.
Only use a chainsaw if it is in perfect working
order.
Only work with a saw chain that has been
properly sharpened in accordance with the
instructions.
Never operate the saw above shoulder height.
Never cut with the upper edge or the tip of the
sword.
Always hold the chainsaw firmly with both
hands.
Whenever possible, use the claw stop as a
leverage point.
Cutting wood which is under tension
Special care is required when cutting wood which
is under tension. Wood which is under tension
from which it is released by cutting may in some
cases react completely unpredictably and uncont-
rollably. In the worst case this could result in extre-
mely severe or even fatal injuries (Fig. 24-26).
This type of work must only be performed by per-
sons who have been specially trained.
8. Cleaning, maintenance and
ordering of spare parts
Danger!
Remove the battery each time before
cleaning.
Never immerse the unit in water or other li-
quids in order to clean it.
8.1 Cleaning
Regularly clean the clamping mechanism by
blowing it out with compressed air or cleaning
it with a brush. Do not use tools for cleaning.
Keep the handles free of grease so that you
can maintain a firm grip.
Clean the device as required with a damp
cloth and, if necessary, mild washing up li-
quid.
If the chainsaw is not to be used for an exten-
ded period of time then you should remove
the chain oil from the tank. Briefly immerse
the saw chain and the cutter rail in an oil bath
and then wrap them in oil paper.
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