Tensioning The Chain; Storage And Transport; Long-Term Storage - Meec Tools 010582 Traduction Des Instructions D'origine

2. The chain is correctly tensioned when it
rests against the underside of the bar, but
can still be easily pulled along by hand.
3. Adjust the tension of the chain when
necessary.

TENSIONING THE CHAIN

1. Undo the lock knob on the bar a little and
remove the side cover.
FIG. 19
2. Lift the tip of the bar a little.
3. Turn the clamping knob on the bar
upwards.
FIG. 20
4. The correct chain tension is achieved
when it is possible to lift the chain no
more than 2 mm from the bar with a
force of 9 N.
FIG. 21
5. Replace the side cover after this.
6. Tighten the bar knob (clockwise) one or
two turns. Retighten the chain with the
clamping knob. Now firmly tighten the
lock knob.
FIG. 22
NOTE:
Do not tension the chain too tightly, this will
result in abnormal wear and reduce the life
span of the chain and bar.

STORAGE AND TRANSPORT

Long-term storage

• Store the chain saw out of reach of
unauthorised persons.
• Allow the chain saw to cool before putting
away.
• Store the chain saw horizontally.
• Remove the chain if the saw is not going
to be used for a long time.
• Store the chain saw in a dry place.
Transport
Follow the instructions below when
transporting in a vehicle:
– Make sure the guard is fitted over the
bar.
– Secure the chain saw so that it
cannot move.
– If possible, transport the chain saw in
its original pack.
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