Mounting The Bar And Chain; Refuelling - Sandri Garden SG 1225/25 CS Manual De Instrucciones

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PEtROL CHAiN SAW FOR tREE SERViCE USER MANUAL
4. iNStALLiNG tHE GUiDE BAR
AND CHAiN
WARNiNG! DO NOt StARt tHE CHAiN
SAW BEFORE FITTING AND ADJUSTING
tHE GUiDE BAR AND tHE CHAiN.
WEAR SAFEtY GLOVES tO CARRY
OUt tHESE OPERAtiONS.
tHE (CHAiN) CUttiNG tEEtH CAN CAUSE
INJURIES
1) Open the box containing the petrol chain saw and
remove the loose parts and the accessories, as shown
in fig.2. The box contains the following parts:
item 1 – Chain saw body
item 2 – Chain guide bar
item 3 - Chain
item 4 – Guide bar guard
item 5 - Spark plug combination wrench.
part 6 – Instruction manual.
SPiKE: the chain saw is supplied with a spike
as standard.
2) Position the chain saw body as shown in fig.3
and make sure that the safety (chain) brake is
disconnected (arrow fig.3).
3) Unscrew the nut (fig.4 item 1) and the knob
(fig.4 item 3) and remove the brake cover.
4) Remove the plastic or cardboard shim (fig.4
item2) located between the chain brake cover
and the guide bar connecting plate. This shim
is used to hold in position the chain brake cover
for shipping.
DO NOt use it!
5) Turn the chain tensioner screw anticlockwise (to
unscrew it) (fig.5 item 1) to push back the chain
tensioner tooth (fig.5 item 2).
6) Fit the chain around the engine pinion (behind
the clutch unit) fig.6. The teeth on the top section
must be positioned as shown in the detail.
WARNiNG !! Correctly match the chain teeth with
the pinion teeth
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7) Position the chain guide bar on the studs
(fig.7).
8) Insert the chain guide teeth inside the guide
bar groove (fig.8). Pull the guide bar to tension
the chain.
9) Refit the brake cover, making sure the tensioner
tooth is correctly inserted in the hole (fig.7 item x)
provided on the guide bar.
10) Screw the nut and the knob (fig.9) but do not
fully tighten. Place the chain saw upside down
to make sure the chain is correctly fitted on the
engine pinion with the guide teeth engaged with
the pinion.
11) Screw (clockwise) the chain tensioner screw
(fig.10). A correctly tensioned chain allows the
chain to be lifted (with 2 fingers) to make sure a
full guide tooth is visible (fig.10 item A).
12) Fully tighten the nut with the key provided
(fig.9) and the knob by keeping the guide bar
nose up. Check that the chain slides freely in the
guide bar.
NOtE!! The tension of a new chain must be
checked and adjusted (with engine off and brake
applied) after a few minutes of chain saw opera-
tion.

5. REFUELLiNG

1) WARNiNG! the chain saw is
fitted with a 2 stroke engine.
the engine must be supplied with a 2 stroke
engine petrol and oil mix, in the ratio shown
below.
40:1 = (2,5% olio)
PEtROL: use unleaded petrol with octane
number equal / higher than 95 Ron.