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authorised workshops only.

19.  Never start up the chainsaw without the 

chain cover fitted.

20.  If your chainsaw is no longer usable, dispose 

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environment by handing it in to your local 
Dealer who will arrange for its correc t 
disposal.

21.  Only loan your saw to expert users who are 

completely familiar with saw operation and 
correct use. Give other users the manual 
with operating instructions, which they 
should read before using the saw.

22.  All saw service, other than the operations 

shown in the present manual, should be 
performed by competent personnel.

23.  Keep this manual on hand and consult it 

before each use of the tool.

24.  Please note that the owner or the user is 

responsible for any accidents or damage to 
third parties or their property.

SAFETY PROTECTIVE CLOTHING

Major cases of chainsaw accidents happen 

when  the chain hits the operator. While 

working with the chainsaw, always use safety 

protective approved clothing. The use of 
protective clothing does not eliminate injury 
risks, but it reduces the injury effects in case of 
accident. Consult your trusted supplier to choose 
an adequate equipment.

The clothing must be proper and not an obstacle. 
Wear adherent anti- cut clothing. Anti- cut 

jackets, dungarees and leggings are the ideal. 
Do not wear clothes, scarves, ties or bracelets 
that can stuck into woods or twigs. Tie up and 
protect long hair (example with foulards, cap, 
helmets, etc.)
Safety shoes or boots having skid-proof sole 

and anti-piercing insert.
Wear protective helmet in places where there 
can be falling objects.

Wear protective goggles or  face screens!
Use protections against noises; for example 

noise reduc tion ear guards or earplugs. 
The use of protections for the ear requests 
much more attention and caution, because the 
perception of danger audio signals (screamings, 
alarms, etc.) is limited.
Wear anti-cut gloves.

  When working on trees, wear gloves and 

shoes suitable for tree climbing.

4.  FITTING THE BAR AND CHAIN

WARNING - Always wear work gloves 

during assembly procedures. Use only 

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manufacturer (page 37).

 - Pull the guard (Fig. 3) towards the front handle 

to check that the chain brake is not on.

 - Remove the bar nut (A) and the chain cover 

(B, Fig. 4).

 - Remove and discard the plastic shim from the 

bar studs (C, Fig. 5).

 - Take the chain tightener pawl (D, Fig. 5) to the 

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tightener screw (L).

 - Place the bar (F, Fig. 5) onto the stud (N).
 - Fit the chain (H, Fig. 6) inside the sprocket (E) 

and the bar groove (M). Pay attention to the 
direction of rotation of the chain (Fig. 8).

 - Put down the chain cover, inserting it into its 

housing and, keeping it pressed against the 
bar, screw on the chain tightener screw 
(L, Fig. 7) so that the pawl (D, Fig. 5) goes into 
the hole (G) of the bar.

 - Fit the chain cover and the relative nuts 

without tightening them.

 - Tension the chain by means of the tensioning 

screw (L, Fig. 7).

 - Hold the tip of the guide bar up and tighten 

the chain cover nut securely (Fig. 9). The 
tightening torque is 1,5 kgm (15 Nm). The 
chain should be taut but turn freely by hand 
(Fig. 10).

 - The chain is tensioned correctly when it can