Not Allowed Uses; Tool Transport; Storing The Tool - CAMPAGNOLA T-FOX Manual De Uso Y Mantenimiento

Before starting to cut:
• Make the chain (1) run at half speed for several minutes to make the oil reach all parts of the bar (2) and
chain (1), as well as to make the chain (1) and cutting system warm up completely.
• Switch off the tool and check the chain (1) tension.
Do not use excessive strength to carry out the first few cuts.
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The kickback can be produced when the bar (2) upper part touches an object, or when the wood gets locked
or crushed while cutting. Hold the tool firmly, in order to avoid or reduce the kickback effect. The knowledge
and the prevention of any kickback eliminate the 'surprise factor' and reduce, therefore, accident possibili-
ties. Check that the cutting area is free from obstacles.

Not allowed uses

• Do not use the tool when being in unstable balance.
• Do not cut materials which are different from wood.
• Do not use the tool as a lever or to lift, move or break any object.
• Do not use the tool if the atmosphere is explosive or inflammable.

Tool transport

When carrying the tool, keep its bar (2) facing backwards and inside its guard (17).
For long transports taking more than 15 minutes, keep the tool in its packaging. This prevents accidental damages to
things and/or injuries to people and/or damages to the tool during transport.

Storing the tool

In case of long periods of tool inactivity:
• Follow all the maintenance indications in the manual.
• Empty the oil reservoir (16) and close its plug (14).
• Remove the cutting residues (sawdust) from the front cover (5).
• Perfectly clean and re-assemble the tool.
• Put the bar into its guard (17).
• Recharge the batteries before putting them into the carrying case.
• Clean the tool and put it with its components into its case.
• Store the tool in a dry place.
• During long periods of inactivity recharge the batteries not later than every 3 months.
Pag. 38 Use and maintenance manual – Translation of
original Instruction.: 01, Date 24/11/2021