Jonsered CS 2121 EL 사용자 설명서

ENGLISH

• See to it that others keep their distance as long as the

chain is in motion. Keep onlookers, children and animals

away from the work area. Do not let inexperienced persons

handle the chainsaw or power cable.

• Keep work area clear and well-lighted. Do not operate chain

saw under wet or humid conditions, around water or in rain

or snow. Ingress of moisture into the motor can cause short-

circuiting.

• Show caution, care and common sense. Do not operate

the chain saw when you are tired or under the infl uence

of alcohol or drugs which may affect vision, judgement or

physical control. Keep all body parts well away from the

chain as long as the motor is running. Always ensure that

the chain is not touching anything before starting the chain

saw.

• Be on your guard against electric shock. Avoid touching

metal objects imbedded in or in electrical contact with the

ground.

• Do not abuse power cables. Never lift or carry the chain

saw by the power cable, and never disconnect the power

by jerking on the cable. Keep cable away from water, oil

and sharp objects. Avoid crushing cable in or against

doors, fences, or other metal objects which can conduct

electricity.

• Inspect the chain saw and power cable before use. Do not

use a chain saw with a damaged cable. Get it repaired by

qualifi ed service personnel. Keep handles clean, dry and

free of grease and oil.

• See to it that all tools are removed from the chain saw

before connecting the power.

• Ensure that the extension cord is in good condition and

approved for outdoor use. It must be of suffi cient dimension

for the chain saw’s rated power. See section «IMPORTANT!

READ BEFORE USING CHAIN SAW» on page 1.

• When carrying the chain saw, stop the motor, keep your

fi nger AWAY from the power trigger and turn the saw with

the guide bar to the rear and pointing away from your

body.

• Connect chain saw to a power supply equipped with a

current-operated earth-fault protection device.

•

Double-insulated! Your electric chain saw is double-
insulated for added protection against electric shock. A

double-insulated electric tool is designed with two separate

«layers» of electrical insulation or one layer of insulation

of double thickness between the operator and the tool’s

conducting parts. Double-insulated tools do not use earthed

mains connections and may therefore be connected to any

normal 220-240 VAC outlet. Observe the same precautions

required with all electric tools. Double insulation gives

added protection only against defective insulation.

• Use chain saw only on wood. Do not attempt to cut metal, plastic,

masonry or any non-wood building materials. Do not use the

guide bar to push away branches, roots or other objects.

• Ensure that you can move and stand safely at all times.

Watch out for roots, stones, branches, holes, mounds

and so forth when moving around. Be par ticularly careful

when working on slopes. Work with the trunk to your right,

keeping the log between you and the guide bar. Always grip

your chain saw with both hands, holding it as close to your

body as possible for best control. Wherever possible, let

the log take the weight of the chain saw. A lways keep the

log between you and the guide bar when moving forward.

• Do not bear down hard when cutting. With the chain

properly sharpened, light pressure is suffi cient. Forcing the

saw at the end of a cut can make you lose control when you

break through.

• Secure short logs before sawing.

• Show particular care when cutting small branches, and

avoid sawing bushes or many small branches at once.

Small branches can get caught in the chain with a violent

jerk and cause serious personal injury.

• We recommend limiting tree diameter to guide bar length so

that the NOTCH and FELLING CUT may be done with single

cuts. (See «Technical Specifi cations» for

recommended

guide bar lengths for your chain saw model).

• The chain will keep rotating a short while after releaseing

the power trigger (slowness).

• Disconnect power supply before servicing chain saw.

• Your chain saw complies with all relevant safety stan dards.

Repairs should be performed only by qualifi ed service

personnel using only original parts.

• Examine saw closely for damaged parts before use to avoid

malfunctions and to ensure safe and effi cient operation.

Verify that all moving parts are fi tted and adjusted correctly.

Except for the maintenance described in this operator’s

manual, damaged parts must be replaced at an authorized

service centre. Defective power triggers are to be replaced

by authorized service personnel. Do not operate the saw if

the power trigger does not work properly.

• Store the chain saw in a safe, dry place out of the reach of

children, with the power disconnected and the guide bar

scabbard in place.