Saw Chain And Guide Rail; Replacing The Saw Chain And Guide Rail; Turning The Guide Rail; Sharpening The Saw Chain - AL-KO solo MT 130 Manual De Instrucciones

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Inspect the electrical contacts for corrosion,
clean with a fine wire brush if necessary and
then spray with a contact spray.
7.1

Saw chain and guide rail

7.1.1

Replacing the saw chain and guide rail

Replacing the saw chain and guide rail
The saw chain and guide rail are exposed to sig-
nificant wear. Change the saw chain and guide
rail immediately if correct function is not assured.
7.1.2

Turning the guide rail

In order to avoid one-sided wear on the guide
rail, turn it every time the chain is changed.
Chain type File diameter
Oregon
91VXL40X
7.1.4

Cleaning the guide rail

1. Clean the guide rail, the groove of the guide
rail and the oil outlet openings regularly.
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Top plate an-
gle
Turn angle of
the tool
5/32" / 4 mm
Depth gauge
7.1.3

Sharpening the saw chain

CAUTION! Risk of injury due to kickback.
Damaged or incorrectly sharpened saw chains in-
crease the danger of kickback! This can result in
injuries.
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Clean the saw chain regularly.
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Check the saw chain regularly for damage
and replace if necessary.
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If you are not familiar with sharpening the
chain: Contact our relevant customer service.
The saw chain must be resharpened in the fol-
lowing cases:
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Only sawdust is ejected instead of wood
chips.
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The pole-mounted pruner must be forced
through the wood during pruning.
NOTE Only remove a little material when
sharpening! We recommend using a chain sharp-
ening tool for sharpening your saw chain.
If you sharpen the saw chain yourself, observe
the following values. Accessories are available
from your specialist dealer.
Down angle
Tilt angle of
the tool
30° 0°
2. Use a flat file to remove the burrs that have
built up on the guide rail due to the saw
chain.
Maintenance and care
Head tilt angle Depth
(55°) gauge
Side angle
80°
File
0.025"
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