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4)

Round

off

front

corner

to

maintain

original

shape

of

depth

gauge

after

using

depth

gauge

tool.

Always

follow

the

recommended

depth

gauge

setting

found

in

the

maintenance

or

operator

manual

for

your

saw.

(Fig.

44)

Fig.

44

NOTE

Do

not

file

or

alter

the

tops

of

bumper

tie

strap

(55)

or

bumper

drive

link

(56).

Otherwise,

this

could

increase

the

tendency

of

the

chain

saw

to

kick

back.

(Fig.

45)

55

viol

Of

0

i

j

i

;(

)

.

0

91VG

56

0

0

0

0

91PX

Fig.

45

GENERAL

INSTRUCTIONS

FOR

FILING

CUTTERS

File

(57)

cutter

on

one

side

of

the

chain

from

the

inside

out.

File

on

forward

stroke

only.

(Fig.

46)

57

la%

0

0

57

57

Fig.

46

5)

Keep

all

cutters

the

same

length.

(Fig.

47)

—

O

1

Oto

o

T

1r

le-

Fig.

47

47

O O

6)

File

enough

to

remove

any

damage

to

cutting

edges

(side

plate

(58)

and

top

plate

(59))

of

cutter.

(Fig.

48)

O

O

58

59

Fig.

48

SHARPENING

ANGLES

FOR

SHARPENING

SAW

CHAIN

1.

Part

Number

91PX

/

VG

2,

Pitch

3/8"

pi.,)1

1

"'

3.

Depth

Gauge

Setting

0.025"

'n'

4.

Side

Plate

Filing

Angle

80°

5.

Top

Plate

Angle

30°

,„

6.

File

Guide

Angle

90°

Replacement

bar

and

chain

combination

BAR

NO.

(E&S)

LENGTH-

TYPE

NOSE-

TYPE

CHAIN

NO.

(OREGON)

CKA

P012-50CR

12"

SPROCKET

91PX045

91VG045

44°

50°

P014-50CR

14"

SPROCKET

91PX052

91VG052

45°

35°

Maintenance

schedule

Below

you

will

find

some

general

maintenance

instructions.

For

further

information

please

contact

Tanaka

dealer.

Inspection

and

service

before

use

O

Check

that

no

peel

-off,

degradation,

or

damage

is

observed

in

the

Anti

-Vibration

rubber

members,

and

no

loosening

or

damage

is

observed

in

their

fixtures.

O

Check

that

no

damage

is

observed

in

the

Anti

-

Vibration

springs,

and

no

loosening

or

damage

is

observed

in

their

fixtures.

O

Check

that

no

deformation

or

damage

is

observed

in

the

front

and

rear

handles:

O

Check

that

the

fixtures

for

front

and

rear

handles

are

sufficiently

tightened

and

free

of

damage.

O

Check

that

bolts,

nuts,

etc.

used

for

each

part

are

sufficiently

tightened

and

free

of

damage.

Daily

maintenance

O

Clean

the

exterior

of

the

unit.

O

Clean

the

chain

oil

filter

port.

O

Clean

the

groove

and

oil

filter

port

in

the

guide

bar.

O

Clean

the

side

case

of

saw

dust.

O

Check

that

the

saw

chain

is

sharp.

O

Check

that

the

bar

nuts

are

sufficiently

tightened.

O

Make

sure

that

the

chain

transport

guard

is

undamaged

and

that

it

can

be

securely

fitted.

O

Check

that

nuts

and

screws

are

sufficiently

tightened.

Especially

inspect

the

bolt

of

muffler

and

ensure

that

they

are

properly

tightened

before

starting

engine.

Should

any

of

the

bolts

be

loose,

retighten

them

immediately.

Failure

to

do

so

could

result

in

serious

hazard.

O

Check

the

tip

of

the

bar.

Please

exchange

it

for

the

new

one

when

it

is

worn

out.

O

Check

the

band

of

chain

brake.

Please

exchange

it

for

the

new

one

when

it

is

worn

out.

Weekly

maintenance

O

Check

the

recoil

starter,

especially

cord

and

return

spring.

O

Clean

the

exterior

of

the

spark

plug.

O

Remove

the

spark

plug

and

check

the

electrode

gap.

Adjust

it

to

0.024"

(0.6

mm)

or

change

the

spark

plug.

O

Clean

the

cooling

fins

on

the

cylinder

and

check

that

the

air

intake

at

the

recoil

starter

is

not

clogged.

O

Clean

the

air

filter.

Monthly

maintenance

O

Rinse

the

fuel

tank

with

gasoline,

and

clean

fuel

filter.

O

Clean

chain

oil

filter.

O

Clean

the

exterior

of

the

carburetor

and

the

space

around

it.

O

Clean

the

fan

and

the

space

around

it.

O

Clean

the

muffler

of

carbon.

NOTE

When

ordering

the

parts

to

your

nearest

dealer,

please

use

the

item

numbers

showing

on

the

parts

breakdown

section

in

this

instruction.

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