Transport And Storage; First Aid; Illustrated Description; Startup - stayer OLMO G1-250 Manual De Instrucciones

Evaluation of the tree:
Direction of its inclination – loose or parched branches –
height of the tree – natural protruding part – is the tree
rotten?
- Take into account the direction and the speed of the wind.
If there are strong gusts, do not make any felling. Avoid
the sawdust (pay attention to the direction the wind is
blowing).
Cutting roots:
Start with the strongest root. First make the vertical cut and
then the horizontal one.
Notching the log (Fig. 18A):
- The felling notch will determine the direction of fall and
guide the tree. The log must be notched perpendicularly
to the direction of fall, and the notch 1/3 to 1/5 of the
diameter of the tree. Make the cut near to the soil.
- If you wish to correct the cut, always do it at the whole of
the width of the notch.
- Fell the tree (Fig. 19B) above the lower rim of the notch
(D). The cut must be exactly horizontal. The distance
between both cuts must be approximately 1/10 of the
diameter of the log.
- The material between both cuts (C) works as a hinge.
Never cut through – otherwise the tree will fall without any
control. Insert wedges in good time.
- Secure the cut only with plastic or aluminum wedges.
Never use steel wedges. If the chain saw abuts against a
steel wedge, it may become seriously damaged or break.
- When felling a tree, always keep to the flank of the side to
which the tree will fall.
- When walking back after having made the cut, watch out
for falling branches.
- When working on an inclined soil, the chain saw operator
must stay above or at the flank of the tree to be cut or of
the already cut tree.
- Watch out for logs that may roll towards you.

3.8 Transport and storage

- When changing location during work, switch off the chain
saw and actuate the chain brake to avoid inadvertent start
of the chain.
- Do not move or transport the chain saw with its chain
running.
- When transporting the chain saw over long distances, the
protective cover of the guide bar (delivered with the chain
saw) must be put on.
- Transport the chain saw catching it by the tubular handle
with the guide bar pointing backwards (Fig. 20). Avoid
touching the muffler.
- Secure a safe position of the chain saw during transport
by car, in order to avoid leakage of oil or saw chain oil.
- Store the chain saw in a safe manner at a dry location. It
must not be stored outside. Keep the chain saw away
from children.
- Before storing the chain saw for a long period of time you
must drain the fuel and oil tanks completely.
3.9 First Aid (Fig. 24)
For the case of a possible accident, please make sure that a
first aid box is always available. Immediately restitute any
used element of the first aid box.
Offer the following information when requesting help:
- Place of the accident
- What has happened
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- Number of persons injured
- Kind of injuries
- Your name!
REMARK: Individuals with circulatory problems exposed to
excessive vibration may suffer injuries to the blood vessels
or nervous system.
Vibrations may produce the following symptoms in fingers,
hands or wrists: numbness (pagoplexia), itching, pain,
twinge sensation, alterations of the color of the skin or of the
skin.
Seek medical advice if any of symptoms occurs!

4. Illustrated description

1. Rear handle
2. Safety locking button (locking of the accelerator)
3. Accelerator lever
4. Hand guard (release for braking the chain)
5. Chain
6. Guide bar
7. Guide bar cover
8. Retaining nuts
9. Chain ratchet
10. Pinion cover
11. Muffler
12. Spark plug
13. Front handle (tubular handle)
14. Starter handle
15. ON/OFF switch (circuit breaker switch)
16. Chain adjusting screw
17. Oil tank lid
18. Fan housing with starter device
19. Fuel tank lid
20. Air filter cover
21. Throttle lever
22. Priming pump
23. Air cover lid
24. Air filter (clean with gasoline and then with compressed air)
25. Monkey key
26. Rat tail file
27. Adjusting screw "H" (high speed)
28. Adjusting screw "L" (low speed)
29. Adjusting screw "T" (idling)
30. Screw driver
5. Startup (Fig. 25)
Connection to electric power supply (OLMO22-400)
ALERT: Make sure that you connect your machine to an
electric installation complying with applicable legal
regulations including connection of the equipment by
means of a magnetothermal switch.
ATTENTION: This equipment has a class II electric
protection degree with double insulation.
Check the cabling device for perfect performance and safe
operating conditions.
Make sure that lubrication of the chain is correct and the
level of oil adequate. Check the tension of the chain and
operation of the chain brake.
WARNING: Make sure that the power supply cable is in a
good condition. Never use a damaged cable.
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Before carrying out any work at the guide bar
or chain, always stop the engine and extract
the spark plug cap (refer to "Replacing the