WerkaPro TP1610009 Instrucciones De Uso página 20

When you are ready to make a cut, depress the trigger lock and pull the trigger (see Figure 9). This will activate
5.
the pole saw. Releasing the trigger will switch the pole saw off. Make sure the saw is running before starting a
cut
6. When starting a cut, place the moving chain against the wood. Hold the pole saw firmly in place to prevent
kickback or slippage (sideways movement) of the saw.
7. Remove the circular saw from a cut with the saw at full speed. Stop the pole saw by releasing the trigger. Make
sure that the chain has stopped before setting down the rape saw.
Cleaning and maintenance
Cleaning saw body
Keep the saw body clean. Use a soft cloth soaked in a mild mixture of soap and water. Wipe the saw body clean.
Caring for the bar
Uneven bar wear causes most guide bar problems. Incorrect sharpening of the chain cutter and depth gauge settings is
often the cause. When the bar wears unevenly, it widens the guide bar groove (see Figure 10). This causes the chain to
rattle and clatter. The saw will not cut straight through. Replace the guide bar if this happens.
Inspect the guide bar before sharpening the chain. A worn or damaged guide bar is dangerous. A worn or damaged guide
bar will damage the chain. It will also make cutting more difficult.
Normal maintenance of the guide bar
1. Remove the guide bar from the chainsaw.
2. Periodically remove the sawdust from the guide bar groove. Use a putty knife or wire (See Figure 11).
3. Clean the oil slots after each day's use
4. Remove burrs from the sides of the guide bar. Use a flat file to make the side edges quarry. Replace the guide
bar.
Figure 9
Figure 10