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way  prescribed for the respective type of tool.  

You should also consider the working conditions 

and the work to be carried out.

 The use of power 

tools for purposes other than those intended for the 
respective tool may result in dangerous situations. 

5) Service

a) Have the power tool serviced by quali f ed tech-

nical  personnel only; repairs should be carried 

out  using exclusively original spare parts.

 This 

will ensure the continued safe operation of the 
power tool.

6) Emissions 

-   The  specif ed  vibration emission value was  

measured  by a standardized test methods and 

can compare with other power tools are used. 

-   The specif ed vibration emission value can also 

be necessary for the assessment of work breaks 

are used. 

-   The specif ed vibration emission value can vary 

during  the actual use of the electric tool by 

specifying the value, depending on the way how 

to use the power tool. 

-   Note:  You  create the privilege against vascular 

pulsations of the hands in time breaks

7) Safety instructions for chain saws:
•  Keep  all parts of your body clear of the chain 

while the saw is running. Before starting the saw , 

make sure that the chain does not touch any ob-

jects. 

When working with a chain saw, even a short 

moment of inattentiveness may result in clothes or 
parts of the body being caught by the chain.

•  Always  hold the chain saw with your right hand 

at  the rear handle and your left hand at the front 

handle. 

Holding the chain saw differently (left hand – 

rear handle / right hand – front handle) during opera-
tion will increase the risk of injury and is not permitted.

•  Hold  the electric equipment by its insulated han-

dle  surfaces, as the chainsaw can come into 

contact  with its own mains power cable.

 If the 

chainsaw comes into contact with a live cable, it can 
energise metal parts of the equipment and cause an 
electric shock.

•  Wear  eye and hearing protection. Other personal 

protection  equipment for the head, hands, legs 

and  feet is recommended. 

Proper protective cloth-

ing and protection equipment reduce the risk of injury 
caused by thrown-about wood chips and accidental 
contact with the chain.

•  Do  not operate the chain saw on trees.

 Operating 

a chain saw while situated on a tree involves a high 
risk of injury.

•  Make  sure to have a safe stand at any time, and 

only  use the chain saw when standing on solid, 

safe and level ground. 

A slippery ground or instable 

surfaces as the steps of a ladder may lead to loosing 
balance or the control over the chain saw.

•  When cutting a branch that is under tension take 

into  account that it will spring back.

 When the 

tension of the wood fi bres is released the tensioned 
branch may hit the operator and/or the chain saw 
resulting in a loss of control.

•  Apply particular caution when cutting brush and 

young trees. 

The thin material may get caught in the 

chain and hit you or throw you off balance.

•  Carry the switched-off chain saw using the front 

handle  with the chain pointing away from your 

body.  Always  put on the protection cover when 

transporting or storing the chain saw. 

The careful 

handling of the chain saw reduces the risk of acci-
dentally touching the sharp cutting chain.

•  Follow  the instructions for lubrication, chain 

tension and changing accessories. 

An improperly 

tensioned or lubricated chain may either break or 
considerably increase the risk of a kickback.

•  Keep the handles dry, clean and free from oil and 

grease. 

Fatty, oily handles are slippery and may lead 

to a loss of control.

•  Use the chain saw for cutting wood only! Do not 

use  the chain saw for works it is not designed 

for.  – Example: Do not use the chain saw for 

cutting plastics, brickwork or other construction 

materials  that are not made of wood.

 The use of 

the chain saw for applications, for which it is not de-
signed, may result in dangerous situations.

8) Causes of kickbacks and how to avoid them:

A kickback can occur if the tip of the guide bar touches an 
object or the wood to be cut pinches the bar inside the cut.
In some cases, touching an object with the tip of the bar 
may lead to an unexpected, sudden backward move-
ment, in the course of which the guide bar is ‘kicked’ 
upwards and in the direction of the operator.
The pinching of the chain at the upper edge of the guide 
bar may fi ercely throw the bar back in the direction of 
the operator.
In both cases, you may loose the control over the saw 
and get seriously hurt. Do not exclusively rely on the 
chain saw’s built-in safety features. As a user of a chain 
saw you should take several precautions to continuously 
work without having accidents or suffering injuries.
A kickback is the result of a wrong or improper use of 
the power tool. It may be avoided by taking the following 
proper precautions:   

•  Hold  the saw with both hands with the thumbs 

and  f ngers  f rmly  embracing the handles of the 

chain  saw.  Position your body and arms such 

that you can withstand the power of a kickback. 

When proper precautions are taken the operator will 
be able to control the power of a kickback. Never let 
go of the chain saw!

•  Avoid  unusual postures and do not cut above 

shoulder  height. 

This avoids accidentally touching 

objects with the tip of the bar and allows for a better 
control of the chain saw in unexpected situations.

•  Only  use the replacement bars and chains pre-

scribed  by the manufacturer . 

The use of wrong 

replacement bars and chains may lead to chain 
breaks or kickbacks.

•  Adhere  to the manufacturer ’s  instructions to 

sharpen  and maintain the chain. 

Depth limiters 

that are too low increase the risk of a kickback.

•  Set the loop so that it is not detected during op-

eration of branches or the like.