Dolmar PC-6430 Manuel D’Utilisation

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Your DOLMAR Power Cut is packed in a cardboard box to pre-

vent shipping damage.
Cardboard is a basic raw material and is consequently reuseable 

or suitable for recycling (waste paper recycling).

Congratulations on choosing a DOLMAR Power Cut cutoff saw! 

We are confident that you will be satisfied with this modern piece of 

equipment. DOLMAR GmbH of Hamburg, Germany is the world’s 

oldest manufacturer of gasoline-powered chainsaws - we got our 

start in 1927 - giving us very extensive experience with power 

hand tools. Like our chain saws, the DOLMAR Power Cuts feature 

specially designed high-performance engines with outstanding 

power-to-weight ratios, for heavy-duty yet lightweight tools.
Other advantages of the DOLMAR Power Cuts:

•  Sturdy construction and high reliability.
•  Maintenance-free  electronic  ignition,  hermetically  sealed  to 

protect against dust and moisture.

•  Vibration damping with the DOLMAR 2-mass system (D2M) for 

tireless working even when guiding the Power Cut by hand.

•  Five-stage air-filter system for reliable working even under very 

dusty conditions.

•  Two options for mounting the cutter attachment: Either cen-

trally, for good balance when guiding the unit manually, or on 

the side, for flush cuts along walls or curbsides or horizontally 

directly above the ground.

•  Extensive range of resin-bonded and diamond grit cutting discs, 

trolley with dust catcher, and systems for supplying water to 

the disc.

The  following  industrial  property  rights  apply:  US  08510690,  

SE 95027298, SE 95027306, IT 95000653, IT 95000654, GBM 

9412558, GBM 9412559.
We want you to be satisfied with your DOLMAR product.
In order to guarantee the optimal function and performance of 

your Power Cut and to ensure your personal safety we would 

request you to perform the following:
Read this Instruction and Safety Manual carefully before 

Only for PC-7330, 7335: The Emissions Compliance Period 

referred  to  on  the  emission  Compliance  label  indicates  the 

number of operating hours for which the engine has been shown 

to meet federal emissions requirements. 

Category C= 50 hours, B= 125 hours, and A= 300 hours.

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Packing  ................................................................................3

Delivery inventory  ..............................................................4

Symbols ...............................................................................4
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

  Intended use  ...................................................................5

  General precautions  .......................................................5

  Protective equipment  ...................................................5-6

  Fuels / Refuelling  ............................................................6

  Putting into operation  ......................................................6

  Cutting discs  ...................................................................7

  Kickback and lock-in  .......................................................8

  Working behavior / Method of working ............................8

  Always observe the following when using 

  synthetic resin cutting discs .............................................9

  Cutting metal  ...................................................................9

  Cutting masonry and concrete  ...................................9-10

  Transport and storage  ...................................................10

  Maintenance  ................................................................. 11

  First aid  ......................................................................... 11

  Disposal and environmental protection  ......................... 11
Technical data  ...................................................................12

Denomination of components  .........................................13
PUTTING INTO OPERATION

  Mounting the cutting disc ...............................................14

  Tightening the V-belt / Checking V-belt tension  ............15

  Installing the pressure water system  .......................15-16

  Fuels / Refuelling  .....................................................16-17

  Starting the engine  ........................................................18

  Cold-starting  .................................................................18

  Warm-starting  ...............................................................19

  Stop engine  ...................................................................19

Adjusting the carburetor  ..................................................20
MAINTENANCE

  Changing the V-belt  ......................................................21

  Cleaning the protection hood  ........................................22

  Cleaning / changing the air filter  ..............................22-23

  Replacing the spark plug  ..............................................24

  Replacing the suction head  ..........................................24

  Replacing the starter cable  ...........................................25

  Replacing the return spring  ...........................................26

  Instructions for periodic maintenance  ...........................30

Cutting attachment in central / side position  .................27

  Repositioning the cutting attachment  .......................27-28

  Replacing/cleaning the spark arrester screen  ..............28
SPECIAL ACCESSORIES

  Diamond cutting discs, trolley, water tank

  and pressure water system ............................................29
Service, spare parts and guarantee  ...........................30-31

Troubleshooting  ...............................................................31

Extract from spare parts list  .......................................32-33

  Accessories  ..................................................................33
Service stations (see enclosure)

Some dust created by power sanding sawing, grind-

ing, drilling, and other construction activities contains 

chemicals known (to the State of California) to cause 

cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. 
Some examples of these chemicals are:
  • 

lead from lead-based paints,

  • 

crystalline silica from bricks and cement and  

 

other masonry products, and

  • 

arsenic and chromium from chemically  

 

treated lumber.

Your risk from these exposures varies, depending on 

how often you do this type of work. 
To reduce your exposure to these chemicals: work in 

a well ventilated area, and work with approved safety 

equipment, such as those dust masks that are specially 

designed to filter out microscopic particles.