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3. Turn blade xing screw (4) clockwise

to retighten blade (2).

Where saw chain (1) has been newly

tensioned, readjust the chain tension

after a short period in operation.

Check the chain tension before

each use of the electric pruner.

Chain lubrication

Always switch off the device

and allow the motor to cool

before lling with chain oil.

There is a risk of re if chain

oil overows.

Blade ( 2) and saw chain ( 1)

must always be oiled. Non-obser-

vance of this will result in increased

wear on the blade and saw chain.

A full tank will last for approx.

10minutes of continuous operation.

Check the oil level in good time.

The electric pruner is equipped with an oil

automatic system. As soon as the motor is

speeded up, the oil also ows faster to the

chain bar (

2). Before starting work,

check the oil level in the oil automation sys-

tem (see “Operation startup”).

Filling up with chain oil:

• Check the oil ll level in the oil level

inspection window (27) and regularly

top up with chain oil.

• Use Grizzly bio-oil; this product con-

tains additives that reduce wear and

tear and does not damage the pump

system. bio-oil is available from our

Service-Center (see P. 90 for the ad-

dress).

• If you have no Grizzly bio-oil availa-

ble, use chain lubrication oil with low

adhesive additive content.

1. Unscrew the oil ll cap (28) and ll up

with chain oil.

2. Wipe off any spilled chain oil and

close the cap again.

Note that the saw can re-oil.

Operation startup

Observe the country-specic and

municipal regulations.

Do not work with the electric pruner

during general ordinary or pre-

scribed quiet periods.

Before starting, check

• Check the tension of saw chain

(

1).

• Check the chain oil level.

• Check all nuts and screws are sitting

rmly.

• Only remove blade cover (

18) at

the last minute.

• Set the working length of the telescopic

arm before switching on the equip-

ment.

• Check the shoulder belt (

14) for

comfortable positioning which facili-

tates holding the device.

• Ensure that you are wearing protective

clothing.

• Check that you are standing safely.

• Check your working surroundings.

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