Jobmate YT4348 User manual

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NZ002

A5（148.5x210mm)

2015-12-24

说明书/8458-4348013-011

张妹珍

70g双胶纸

名称/料号

5张A4纸

页数

503

封面彩色印刷

CONTENTS

Safety Instructions ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------3

Specific Safety Rules For Pole Chain Saws-------------------------------------------------------------------4

Safety Symbols--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------5

Know your Electric Pole Chain Saw------------------------------------------------------------------------------6

Daily Checklist, Cleaning and Storage--------------------------------------------------------------------------16

Accessories------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------17

Warranty Policy-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------18

2

IMPOR

T

ANT!

Safety

Instructions

All

Operators

Must

Read

These

Instructions

Befor

e

Use

Always

follow

these

safety guidelines.

Failur

e

to

do

so

may

result in

serious

bodily

injury

or

death.

DANG R!

This

indicates

a

hazar

dous

situation,

which,

if

not

followed,

will

result in

serious

injury

or

death.

W

ARNING!

This

indicates

a

hazar

dous

situation,

which,

if

not

avoided,

could

result in

serious

injury

or

death.

CAUTION!

This

indicates

a

hazar

dous

situation,

which,

if

not

avoided,

could

result in

minor

or

moderate

injury.

General Safety

W

ARNING!

When

using

electric

yar

d

tools,

basic

safety

pr

ecautions

should

always

be

followed

to

r

educe

the

risk

of

fir

e,

electric

shock,

and

personal injury,

including

the

following:

1.

Keep

guar

ds

in

place

–

r

otective

guar

ds

should

be

checked

periodically

to

ensur

e

they

ar

e

pr

operly

fitted

and

in

corr

ect

working

or

der

.

2. Remove

adjusting

keys

and

wr

enches

–

Check

that

adjusting

wr

enches

ar

e

r

emoved

fr

om

the

saw

befor

e

tur

ning

it

on.

3.

Keep

work

ar

ea

clean and

well-lit

–

Clear

work

ar

ea

of

branches

and

limbs

after

each

cutting

session.

Cluttered

areas

invite

accidents.

4.

Do

not

use

in

danger

ous

envir

onments

–

Do

not

use

power

tools

in

damp

or

wet

locations.

5.

Do

not

use

the

pole

chain

saw

in

the

rain.

6.

Keep

bystanders

and

childr

en

away

–

All

bystanders,

including

childr

en

and

pets,

should

be

kept

a

safe

distance

away

fr

om

the

work

area.

7.

Do

not for

ce

the

tool

–

It

will

do

the

job

effectively

and

safely

if

it

is used

at

the

rate

for

which

it

was

designed.

8. Use

the

right

tool

–

Do

not

for

ce

the

tool

or

any

attachment

on

the

tool

to

do

a

job

for

which

they

wer

e

not

designed.

9. W

ear

proper

appar

el

–

Do

not

wear

loose

articles

of

clothing

or

jewelry

since

such

items

may

get

caught

in

moving

parts.

Use

of

heavy-duty

rubber

gloves,

substantial

non-skid

footwar

e,

and

close-fitting

clothing

is

r

ecommended

when

working

outdoors

with

power

tools.

10. W

ear

pr

otective

hair

covering

s

to

contain

long

hair

.

11.

Always

wear

safety

glasses

and

ear

defenders

to

pr

ovide

eye

and

ear

pr

otection

–

Everyday

eyeglasses

only

have

impact

r

esistant

lenses

and

do

not

pr

ovide

the

same

pr

otection

as

safety

glasses.

12. W

ear

face

or

dust

masks

–

If

the

cutting

operation

is

dusty

,

the

use

of

a

face

or

dust

mask specially

designed

to

filter

out

miscoscopic

particles

is r

ecommended.

13.

Do

not

overr

each

–

Keep

pr

oper

footing

and

balance

at

all

times.

14.

Maintain

tools

with

car

e

–

Keep

tools

sharp

and

clean

for

best

and

safest

performance.

Follow

instructions

for

lubricating

and

changing

accessories.

15. Disconnect tool

–

Disconnect

the

pole

chain saw

fr

om

the

power

supply

when

not

in

use,

befor

e

servicing,

when

transporting,

or

when

changing

the

chain

or

other

accessories.

16.

Reduce

the

risk

of

unintentional

starting

–

Make sur

e

the

switch

is in

the

OFF

position

befor

e

plugging

the

tool

into

a

power

sour

ce.

17. Use r

ecommended

accessories

–

Consult

the

owner’

s

manual

for

r

ecommended

accessories.

The

use

of

impr

oper

accessories may

cause

risk

of

injury.

18.

Check

for

damaged

parts

–

Befor

e

each

use,

r

epair

or

replace

any

guar

d

or

part

that

is

damaged.

In

addition,

check

for

alignment

of

moving

parts,

binding

of

moving

parts,

br

eakage

of

parts,

and

any

other

conditions

that

may

affect

the

tool's

operation.

19. Never

leave

tool unattended

while

it

is

running

–

T

urn

the

power

OFF

by

removing

the

power

cor

d

dir

ectly

fr

om

its

socket.

Do

not

leave

the

saw

until

the

cutting

bar

comes

to

a

complete

stop.

20.

A

void

unintentional

starting

–

Do

not

carry

the

pole

chain saw

with

your finger

on

the

switch.

21.

Do

not grasp

the

exposed cutting blade or cutting

edges when

picking

up

or

holding

the

saw

–

Be sur

e

to

encase

the

cutting

bar

in

its

pr

otective

sheath

when

not

in

use.

22.

Stay

alert

–

W

atch

what

you

ar

e

doing.

Use

common

sense.

Do

not

operate

the

pole

chain saw when

you

ar

e

tir

ed.

23. Stor

e

idle

tool

indoors

–

When

not

in

use,

appliances

should

be

stor

ed

indoors

in

a

dry

and

high

or

locked-up

place

out

of

the

r

each

of

childr

en.

SA

V

TH S

INSTRUCTIONS

3

4

10

5

6

Unpacking

Carton

Contents

•

Electric

pole

chain saw

• 8 in.

(20.3

cm)

Or

egon chain

• 8 in.

(20.3

cm)

Or

egon

guide

bar

•

Dual-tipped

hex

key

wr

ench/blade

scr

ewdriver

•

Cutting

bar

sheath

•

Manual

1.

Car

efully remove

the

pole

chain saw

and

check

to

see

that

all

of

the

above

items

ar

e

supplied.

2.

Inspect

the

pr

oduct

car

efully

to

make sur

e

no

br

eakage

or

damage

occurr

ed

during

shipping.

NOT :

Do

not

discar

d

the

shipping

carton

and

packaging

material

until

you

ar

e

r

eady

to

use

your new

electric

pole

chain saw.

The

packaging

is made

of

r

ecyclable

materials.

r

operly

dispose

of

these

materials in

accor

dance

with

local

regulations.

IMPOR

T

ANT!

The

equipment

and

packaging

material

ar

e

not

toys.

Do

not

let

childr

en

play

with

plastic

bags,

foils,

or

small

parts.

These

items

can

be

swallowed

and

pose

a

suffocation

risk!

Assembly

Installing/Replacing

the

Guide

Bar and

Chain

T

ools

and

supplies

requir

ed:

•

Dual-tipped

hex

key

wr

ench/blade

scr

ewdriver

(supplied)

•

Heavy-duty

work

gloves

NOT :

When

r

eplacing

the

guide

bar

and

chain,

use

only

identical

r

eplacement

parts.

Make sur

e

the

pole

chain saw is

disconnected

fr

om

the

power

supply

befor

e

pr

oceeding

with

installation.

1. Using

the

supplied

flat-tip

blade

scr

ewdriver, remove

the end

cover

nut

cap

fr

om

the

chain/spr

ocket

end

cover

to

expose

the

end

cover

nut

(Figs.

1

&

2).

TIP:

When

r

eplacing

the

chain, slide

on

the

cutting

bar

sheath

temporarily

for

added

pr

otection.

Fig.

1

nd

cover

nut

cap

Blade

scr

ewdriver

Fig.

2

W

ARNING!

Always

wear

heavy-duty

gloves when

handling

the

bar

and

chain.

Mount

the

bar

and

chain

very

car

efully

so

as

not

to

impair

the

safety

and

efficiency

of

the

machine.

W

ARNING!

Unpacking

and

assembly

should

be

completed

on

a

flat

and

stable

surface,

with

adequate

space

for

moving

the

machine

and

its

packaging.

DANG R!

Never

start

the

motor

befor

e

installing

the guide

bar

, chain,

and

chain

cover

.

Without

all

these

parts

in

place,

the

clutch

can

fly

off

or

explode,

exposing

the

user

to

potentially

serious

injuries.

W

ARNING!

T

o

avoid

serious

personal injury, r

ead

and

understand

all

safety

instructions

pr

ovided.

W

ARNING!

Befor

e

performing

any

maintenance, make sur

e

the

tool

is

unplugged

fr

om

the

power

supply

.

Failur

e

to

heed

this

war

ning

could

result in

serious

personal injury.

nd

cover

nut

nd

cover

nut

cap

2. Using

the

supplied

hex

key

wr

ench,

unscrew

the

end

cover

nut

and

remove

the

chain/spr

ocket

end

cover

(Figs.

3

&

4).

Fig.

3

nd

cover

nut

Hex

key

wr

ench

7

Fig.

4

6.

Starting

at

the

tip,

mount

the

chain drive links

into

the

bar

gr

oove,

leaving

a

loop

at

the

back

of

the

bar

.

The

chain

will

loosely

fit

until

it

is

placed

on

the

spr

ocket.

(Figs.

7

&

8)

NOT :

Make

certain

of

the

dir

ection

of

the

chain .

If

the

chain is

mounted

backwards,

the

saw

will

vibrate

abnormally

and

will

not

cut.

Fig.

7

Chain/spr

ocket

end cover

3.

Remove

the

cutting

bar

and

chain

fr

om

the

mounting

surface

(Fig.

5).

Fig.

5

Fig.

8

Chain

Cutting

bar

4.

Remove

the

old

chain

fr

om

the

bar

.

5.

Lay

out

the

new saw chain in

a

loop

and

straighten

any

kinks.

THE

SHARP

SIDE

OF

THE

TEETH

MUST

F

ACE

A

W

A

Y

FROM

YOU

IN

THE

DIRECTION

OF

THE

CHAIN

ROT

A

TION

INDICA

T D

ON

TH GUID

BAR

. If

the

teeth

face

backwards,

tur

n

the

loop

over

(Fig.

6).

Fig.

6

Loop

8.

Hold

the

chain in

position

on

the

bar

and

place

the

loop

ar

ound

the

spr

ocket.

Fit

the

bar

flush against

the

mounting

surface

so

that

the

bar

studs

ar

e

in

the

long

slot

of

the

bar

and

the

adjusting

is in

the

chain

tension

hole

(Fig.

9

).

Sharp

cutting

edge

Chain

drive

link

Chain

rotation

Fig.

9

Spr

ocket

Bar

studs

Chain

tension

hole

(with

adjusting

pin)

8

9.

Adjust

the

chain

tension

as

needed

by

adjusting

the

chain tensioner

scr

ew

with

the

supplied

flat

-

tip

blade

scr

ewdriver. Make sur

e

to

align

the

chain tensioner

scr

ew

with

the

hole

(Fig.

10).

Fig.

12

Fig.

10

Chain

tensioner

Chain

tensioner

scr

ew

Blade

scr

ewdriver 12. Tighten

the

end

cover

nut

using

the

hex

key

wr

ench

(Fig.

11

)

, then replace

the

end

cover

nut

cap

to

secur

e

the

chain/spr

ocket

end

cover

(Fig.

13).

10.

Replace

the

chain/spr

ocket

end

cover

by

inserting

the

r

ear

tab

first

into

the

r

ear

tab

slot

and

position

the

cover

onto

the

saw

head.

Tighten

the

end

cover

nut

,

but

leave

the

bar

fr

ee

to

move

for

tension

adjustment

(Fig.

11).

Fig.

13

nd

cover

nut

cap

Fig.

11

Rear

tab

Chain/spr

ocket

end cover

Chain/spr

ocket

end cover

nd

cover

nut

NOT :

If

the

chain is

too

tight,

it

will

not

r

otate.

Loosen

the

end

cover

nut

slightly

and

tur

n

the

chain tensioner

1/4

tur

n

counterclockwise.

Lift

the

tip

of

the

guide

bar

up

and

r

etighten

the

end

cover

nut.

Ensur

e

that

the

chain

can

be

r

otated

by

hand

without

binding.

11.

Remove

all

slack

fr

om

the

chain

by

tur

ning

the

chain

tensioner

scr

ew

clockwise

until

the

chain

seats

snugly

against

the

bar

with

the

drive links in

the

bar

gr

oove

(Fig.

12

).

NOT :

The

chain is

corr

ectly

tensioned

when

ther

e

is

no

sag

on

the

underside

of

the

guide

bar;

the

chain is snug,

but

can

be

r

otated

by

hand

without

binding.

For

mor

e

information

on

chain

tensioning,

see

the

maintenance

section

beginning

on

pg.

12.

NOT :

A

new chain

tends

to

str

etch;

check

the

chain

tension

fr

equently,

and

adjust

tension

as

requir

ed.

Operation

Starting and

Stopping

CAUTION!

•

Befor

e

starting

the

saw, remove

the

oil

tank

cap

and

add

bar

&

chain

oil

to

the

top

of

the

oil

level

window

(Fig.

14

).

One

minute

of

use

will

consume

appr

oximately

0.15

fl

oz

(5

ml)

of

oil.

Refill

when

the

oil

level

dr

ops

to

1/4

of

a

tank.

NOT :

Y

our

electric

p

ole

chain s

aw

is

equipped

with

an

automatic

oil

pump

for

bar

and

chain

oiling.

Y

ou

must

add

bar

and

chain

oil

or

your

pole

chain saw

will

not

function.

9

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