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2.

Attaching

the

Saw

Chain

(1)  Set the guide bar on the attachment bolt.
(2)  Loop the saw chain over the sprocket while taking care 

over the direction it is facing, and then set the saw chain 
in the guide bar groove. (

Fig.

4

)

(3) Set the clip on the side cover in the housing, put on 

the side cover, rotate the tension dial, align the chain’s 
tension pin with the hole on the guide bar and attach it 
to the side cover. (

Figs.

5

 and 

6

)

CAUTION

If the knob is tightened before the tension dial is rotated, 
the tension dial will be locked and it will not rotate.

(4) Gently press the top of the knob to insert it into the 

screw hole, tighten it and then follow the instructions in 
“Adjusting the Chain Tension”.

CAUTION

◯

  When looping the saw chain over the sprocket, hold the 

special nut in place to prevent the sprocketsocket from 
rotating. (

Fig.

7

)

◯

  If the special nut is accidently loosened or tightened, 

cease use immediately and request repairs.

Using the chain saw as it is may prevent the chain 
brake from operating normally and result in dangerous 
situations.

ADJUSTING

THE

CHAIN

TENSION

WARNING

◯

  Make sure switch is turned o

ff

   and the plug disconnected 

from the socket.

◯

  Always wear gloves when handling the saw chain.

◯

  The tightening tension for the special nut has been 

adjusted to the optimal level. Do not loosen it or tighten 
it under any circumstances.

(1)  Raise the end of the guide bar and rotate the tension 

dial to adjust the saw chain’s tension. (

Fig.

8

)

(2)  Adjust the saw chain tension so that the gap between 

the edge of the chain’s drive links and the guide bar is 
between 0.5 mm and 1 mm when the chain is lightly 
raised from the center of the guide bar. (

Fig.

9

)

(3)  Once adjustment has been completed, raise the end of 

the guide bar and 

fi

 rmly tighten the knob. (

Fig.

8

)

(4) Rotate the saw chain approximately one half of a 

rotation while wearing gloves to recon

fi

 rm that the 

tension on the chain is correct.

CAUTION

If it is not possible to rotate the saw chain, check to 
make sure that the chain brake has not been applied.

ATTACHING

THE

PLUG

CLIP

The cord leading from the power plug is prevented from 
being pulled out by the plug clip. (

Fig.

10

)

SWITCH

OPERATIONS

WARNING

Do not secure the switch lock o

ff

   button  while  it  is 

pressed.  Accidently pulling the switch may result in the 
chain saw unexpectedly starting up, which could lead to 
injuries.

(1)  Make sure that the chain saw is not switched on, and 

then insert the power plug into a power socket.

(2)  The chain saw is switched on when the lock o

ff

   button is 

pulled, and switched o

ff

  when it is released. (

Fig.

11

)

CHECKING

FOR

CHAIN

OIL

EJECTION

◯

 The saw chain and guide bar are automatically 

lubricated with chain oil when the chain saw is switched 
on. 

Check to make sure that chain oil is being applied from 
the end of the guide bar normally. (

Fig.

12

)

◯

  If the oil is not ejected after rotating the chain for two or 

three minutes, check to make sure that sawdust has not 
collected around the oil outlet.

◯

  The amount of chain oil ejected can be adjusted with 

the oil adjustment screw. (

Fig.

13

)

Cutting thick pieces of wood places a heav y load on the 
saw chain, so make sure the amount of oil ejected is 
increased at these times.

CAUTION

A soft-start function is activated when the chain saw is 
switched on and the saw chain rotations start o

ff

  slowly.

Wait until the rotations have built up before starting 
work.

PROTECTION

CIRCUIT

The chain saw is equipped with a protection circuit to 
prevent it from being damaged. The motor will automatically 
stop  if  excessive  load  is  placed  on  the  chain  saw,  such  as 
when forcing it to cut through hard wood, etc.
In this event, switch the chain saw o

ff

 , isolate the reason for 

the motor stopping, and then switch it on again and resume 
work once the cause of the problem has been completely 
eradicated.
Wait for at least two seconds after switching the chain saw 
o

ff

  following an automatic halt before switching it on again.

CUTTING

PROCEDURES

1.

General

cutting

procedures

(1) Switch ON the power while keeping the saw slightly 

away  from  the  wood  to  be  cut.  Start  sawing  only  after 
the unit has reached full speed. 

(2)  When sawing a slender piece of wood, press the base 

section of the guide bar against the wood and saw 
downward as shown in 

Fig.

14

.

(3)  When sawing a thick piece of wood, press the spike on 

the front section of the unit against the wood and cut it 
with a lever action while using the spike as a fulcrum as 
shown in 

Fig.

15

.

(4)  When cutting wood horizontally, turn the unit body to 

the right so that the guide bar is below and hold the 
upper  side  of  the  side  handle  with  your  left  hand.  Hold 
the guide bar horizontally and place the spike that is on 
the front of the unit body on the lumbar. Using the spike 
as a fulcrum, cut into the wood by turning the handle to 
the right. (

Fig.

16

) 

(5) When cutting into wood from the bottom, touch the 

upper part of the guide bar to the wood lightly. (

Fig.

17

) 

(6)  As well as carefully studying the handling instructions, 

ensure practical instruction in the operation of the 
chain saw prior to use, or at least practice working with 
the chain saw by cutting lengths of round timber on a 
sawing trestle. 

(7)  When cutting logs or timbers which are not supported, 

support them properly by immobilizing them during 
cutting using a sawing trestle or other proper method.

CAUTION

◯

  When cutting wood from the bottom, there is a danger 

that the unit body may be pushed back toward the user 
if the chain strongly impacts with the wood. 

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