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IMPORTANT:
Be sure that the depth gauge is not cut
back too far, as doing so will result in
a faster deterioration of the cutter.
Guide bar care
1.
When work using the pruner is finished for the
0.64mm
day, remove the guide bar and saw chain from the
pruner.
Depth gauge setting
2.
Remove any wood chips or other particles
attached to the groove of the guide bar or in the oil
hole. Be particularly certain that no particles are
clogging the oil hole.
80°
3.
Remove wood chips and other particles around the
Side plate filing angle
oil discharge hole and around the sprocket on the
main unit of the pruner.
Oil discharge holes
(also on the reverse side)
IMPORTANT:
• When installing the guide bar,
occasionally switch it to the top and
bottom to prevent uneven wear and to
extend the life of the guide bar.
• If the oil discharge hole becomes
clogged by wood chips or other particles
the pruner could seize up.
Sprocket
Gear case
Top plate
Depth gauge
cutting angle
30°
Top plate filing angle
0,3 mm or more
Worn condition
Grease plug
Depth gauge setting
Inspection of sprocket
1.
Inspect the sprocket to ensure that the screw is not
loose or that it is not worn out.
Side plate filing angle
2.
If the sprocket is worn by 0.3 mm or more, as
shown in the diagram below, replace the sprocket.
Continuing to use the pruner with the sprocket in
55°
such a condition will shorten the life of the saw
chain.
Sprocket
Gear case
Gear case
1.
Remove the gear case from the shaft assembly.
2.
Remove the grease plug and prepare some
lithiumtype grease.
3.
Inject enough grease (about 10g) so that some of it
Sprocket
spills out through the spline hole, to which the
drive shaft is inserted.
— US-15 —
0.64mm
Depth gauge
Oil discharge holes
(also on the reverse side)
80°
Oil discharge holes
(also on the reverse side)
0,3 mm or more
Worn condition
Grease plug
0,3 mm or more
Worn condition
Grease plug
Gear case
55°
Top plate
cutting angle
30°
Top plate filing angle
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