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English (original instructions)
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9
TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE SOLUTION
Bar and saw
chain running
hot and
smoking.
Check saw chain tension for
overtightened condition.
Tension saw chain.
No oil in the oil tank. Rell oil into the oil tank.
The discharge port is
blocked by debris.
Refer to the manual to remove the bar
and clean out the debris.
Oil tank is blocked by debris. Clean out the oil tank and rell with
clean oil.
Bar and chain oil tank cap is
blocked by debris.
Clean the debris off the oil cover.
The sprocket or guide
wheels is clogged with
debris.
Clean and remove debris from sprocket
and guide wheel.
Motor runs,
but chain is not
rotating.
Saw chain tension is too
tight.
Refer to Saw Chain Tension Guide
earlier in this manual.
Check guide bar and saw
chain assembly.
Refer to Page 5.
Check guide bar and saw
chain for damage.
Remove the battery from the unit. Take
the bar cover off, and remove the bar
and saw chain. Clean all debris from
the top handle saw. After all debris is
cleared, insert battery and run the top
handle saw. If the sprocket is spinning
your motor is okay. If the sprocket is not
spinning, call customer service.
Motor runs,
chain rotates
but does not
cut.
Dull chain. Sharpen or replace the saw chain.
Chain on backwards. Refer to Replacing the Bar and Saw
Chain assembly earlier in this manual.
Chain tension could be
overtightened or too loose.
Refer to Re-tensioning the saw chain in
the manual.
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