STIGA SPR 500 AE 278420008/ST1 - Инструкция по эксплуатации - Страница 184

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comply with these instructions to 

avoid serious risks or dangers.

  Before conducting any inspections, 

cleaning or maintenance/adjustment 

interventions on the machine:

• 

Stop the machine;

• 

Wait until the chain is stationary;

• 

Remove the battery from its housing;

• 

Apply the bar cover, except when working 

directly on the chain or bar itself.

• 

Wait until the motor is sufficiently cold;

• 

Read the relevant instructions;

•  Use suitable clothing, protective 

gloves and goggles;

• 

The frequency and types of maintenance 

are summarised in the "Maintenance 

Table". This table will help you maintain 

your machine’s safety and performance. 

It summarises the main interventions to 

be made and the frequency applicable to 

each of them. Carry out the relevant task as 

soon as it is scheduled to be performed.

• 

The use of non-genuine and/or incorrectly 

assembled spare parts and attachments 

could adversely affect machine operation 

and safety. The manufacturer shall 

decline all liability in the event of injuries 

or damages caused by such parts.

• 

Genuine spare parts are supplied by 

authorised assistance workshops and dealers.

 IMPORTANT 

  Any maintenance and 

adjustment operations not described in 

this manual must be carried out by your 

dealer or Authorised Service Centre.

 7.2  BATTERY

 7.2.1 

Battery power reserve

Battery autonomy is mainly influenced by:

a. 

environmental factors, that cause 

higher energy requirements:

–

cutting trees and branches that are too thick;

b. 

operator behaviour that should be avoided:

–

switching the machine on and off 

frequently whilst working;

– adopting a cutting technique that 

is unsuitable for the work to be 

performed (par. 6.6, par. 6.7);

To optimise battery power reserve 

it is always recommended to:

• 

cut wood when dry;

• 

use the most appropriate technique 

for the work to be performed

If the need arises to use the machine for 

sessions which exceed the capability of 

a standard battery, it is possible to:

• 

purchase a second standard battery 

to immediately replace the discharged 

battery, without compromising 

the continuity of operations;

 7.2.2 

Battery removal and recharging

1. 

Press the button placed on the battery 

14.A) and remove it (Fig. 14.B);

2. 

Fit the battery (Fig. 33.A) in the battery 

charger housing (Fig. 33.B);

3. 

Connect the battery charger to a mains 

power socket (Fig. 33.C) with the 

voltage indicated on the rating plate.

4. 

Fully charge the battery according 

to the instructions in the battery/

battery charger booklet.

 NOTE 

   The battery is equipped with a guard 

that inhibits recharging if the environmental 

temperature is not between 0 and +45 °C.

 NOTE 

   The battery can be recharged at any 

time, even partially, with no risk of damaging it.

 7.2.3 

Refitting the battery on the machine

When recharging is completed:

1. 

Remove the battery (Fig. 34.A) from the 

housing in the battery charger (do not keep 

charging when recharging is completed);

2. 

Disconnect the battery charger from 

the electrical outlet (Fig. 34.B);

3. 

Fit the battery (Fig. 14.B) in its housing 

pressing down until you hear it click firmly into 

position which ensures the electrical contact;

 7.3  TOPPING UP THE CHAIN OIL TANK

 NOTE 

  The following symbol is found 

near the chain oil tank cap (fig. 35.A) :

Chain oil tank

 IMPORTANT 

   Only use chainsaw 

oil or adhesive oil for chainsaws. Do 

not use oil containing impurities so as 

not to block the oil filter and to prevent 

irreparable damage to the oil pump.

It is essential that you use good quality oil 

to lubricate the cutting parts effectively. 

Used or poor quality oil does not