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• Let the blade do the cutting. Excessive force applied on the saw blade teeth is not neces-
sary and may cause the blade to bind. If this occurs, relax pressure on the branch and let
the blade cut slowly.
• Whenever possible, make cuts that are perpendicular to the branch.
• Never cut branches from the underside except when making an initial small undercut as
described above. Cutting through a branch from the underside will cause the branch to
fold in on the blade and will stall the saw blade.
CAUTION: If the blade becomes jammed or stalled on a branch, limb, or foreign object,
release the trigger immediately. Failure to stop the unit when the blade is jammed will cause
excessive battery drainage, shorten the motor life, and trip the circuit breaker.
Circuit breaker
The unit is equipped with a circuit breaker that will protect from extreme overload to the
motor. To reset the breaker, push in the red button on the left side of the YardSaw™ Pole
Pruner housing.
Clearing Jams
After the blade has completely stopped moving, carefully remove the obstruction. If a
branch's weight is pinching the blade and causing it to bind, support the branch weight to
free the blade – do not yank the blade free.
CAUTION: To prevent injury, keep hands away from trigger during clearing of jams. To
prevent injury, do not use the YardSaw™ Pole Pruner with any damaged parts. If the unit
continues to jam, call the service number listed below.
Adjusting pole length
CAUTION: DO NOT hold unit vertically when extending or retracting pole. The cutting
head will descend rapidly when clamp ring is loosened, and may cause injury.
To adjust the shaft length, hold the unit horizontally, grasp the clamp ring in one hand and
the clamp base in the other. Unscrew the clamp ring to loosen the clamp. Slide the smaller
shaft in or out to the desired length. Then tighten the clamp knob securely while holding the
clamp base.
MAINTENANCE
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