WOLF-Garten Li-ION POWER PSA 700 Owner's manual

Category
Power chainsaws
Type
Owner's manual

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LI-ION POWER PSA 700
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1 Sägekette
2 Sägeschiene
3 Öltankdeckel
4 Füllstandsanzeige
Öltank
5 Schutzabdeckung
6 Einstellung
Teleskopstiel
7 Entriegelungstaste
8 Ein -/Ausschalter
9 Akku
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1 Sawing chain
2 Chain saw bar
3 Oil tank cover
4 Oil tank level indicator
5 Protective hood
6 Adjustment of the
telescope handle
7 Release button
8 On-/Off-switch
9Battery
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1 Chaîne de la scie
2Rail
3 Couvercle du réser-
voir à huile
4 Témoin de remplis-
sage du réservoir à
huile
5 Housse de protection
6 Réglage du manche
télescopique
7 Touche de
déverrouillage
8 Interrupteur
9 Accumulateur
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1 Catena per motosega
2 Guida della sega
3 Coperchio del
serbatoio dell'olio
4 Indicatore di
riempimento serbatoio
dell'olio
5 Rivestimento
protettivo
6 Regolazione manico
telescopico
7 Tasto di sblocco
8 Interrutore per avviare
9Batteria
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7
8
9
6
2
3
4
6
5
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GCongratulations on the purchase of your WOLF-Garten product!
Contents
Safety instructions . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Assembly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Maintenance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Fault rectification . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Spare parts and accessories . . . . . . . . 22
Warranty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Safety instructions
Meaning of symbols
Please read the instructions carefully
and familiarize yourself with the different
control elements and how to operate the
device properly. Attention! When using
power tools it is important to observe the
following safety advice in order to protect
yourself against electrical shock. The
operator is responsible for accidents in-
volving other persons and/or their pro-
perty.
Warning! Read the operating ins-
tructions before placing in ser-
vice!
Keep bystanders away!
Wear protective gear for the
eyes, head and ears.
Wear safety gloves!
Wear sturdy shoes!
Wear protective clothing!
For recommendations, see
page 22 (Spare parts and acces-
sories)
Caution! Risk of rebound or recoil
- avoid touching the tip of the saw
bar on any object.
Do not expose to rain!
Warning! The device
is not protected
against electric
shocks when it
touches high-voltage
lines!
Maintain a safe dis-
tance of 10 m from
live electrical lines.
Original operating instructions
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General safety instructions for electric
tools
1 WARNING! Read all safety warnings and
instructions.
If the safety instructions are not strictly
adhered to, there is a risk of serious injury,
electric shock or damage by fire.
z Keep the safety instructions for future
reference.
z The term "electric tool" used in the safety
instructions refers to both mains-powered
electric tools (with mains cable) and battery-
operated tools (without mains cable).
Workplace safety
z Keep the working area tidy and ensure that
it is properly illuminated. Working in
cluttered or poorly lit areas can lead to
accidents.
z Do not use the electric tool in explosive
atmospheres containing flammable
liquids, gases or dusts. Electric tools might
generate sparks that can ignite dust or vapors.
z Keep electric tools away from children and
do not operate them when other persons
are standing near you. When distracted, you
might lose control over the tool.
Electric safety
z Protect all electric tools against rain and
dampness. There is an increased risk of
electric shock, if water enters the electric tool.
Personal safety
z When working with the electric tool, ensure
that your full attention is on the task in
hand, do not let yourself be distracted and
apply common sense. Do not use the
electric tool when you are tired, or when
you are under the influence of drugs
alcohol or medication. Even brief moments
of inattention can lead to serious injury.
z Wear personal protective equipment and
protective goggles. Wearing personal
protective equipment such as dust mask,
safety footwear, hard hat and hearing
protection reduces the risk of injury. Whether
this equipment is necessary depends on the
type of the electric tool.
z Avoid inadvertent start-up of the electric
tool. Ensure that the electric tool is
switched off before carrying it or
disconnecting/connecting it to the power
supply (mains or battery). When carrying the
electric tool, do not place your finger on the
switch and do not connect it to the power
source while it is switched on, as this could
cause injury.
z Before switching on the electric tool,
remove all adjusting tools such as
spanners, etc. Tools or spanners left on a
rotating part can cause injury.
z Avoid unnatural postures. Ensure that you
are standing on firm ground and avoid a
posture where you could lose your
balance. This ensures that you will be able to
control the electric tool even in unexpected
situations.
z Wear suitable clothing. Do not wear loose
clothing or jewelry. Keep your hair,
clothing and gloves away from moving
parts. Loose clothing and jewelry and long
hear can be caught in moving parts.
Proper use of electric tools
z Do not exceed the maximum load of the
tool. Use the tool only for the intended
purpose. To ensure safe and efficient
working, operate the electric tool only within
the specified power range.
z Do not use electric tools whose switches
are defective. Electric tools that cannot be
properly switched on or off are dangerous and
must be repaired without delay.
z Before adjusting the tool, changing
accessory parts or putting the tool away for
storage, disconnect the power plug from
the socket or remove the battery. This
safety measure reduces the risk of inadvertent
tool start.
z Store the electric tool outside the reach of
children. Do not allow persons who have
not read these instructions to operate the
tool. When operated by inexperienced
persons, electric tools can be very dangerous.
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z Handle the electric tool with care and
service it regularly. Ensure that all moving
parts can work properly and are not
jammed and regularly inspect the tool for
defective or damaged parts that might
impair its function. Have damaged parts
repaired before you start the tool. Many
accidents are caused by insufficiently
maintained electric tool.
z Keep the cutting parts sharp and clean.
Carefully maintained cutting tools with sharp
cutting edges will rarely get jammed and are
easier to operate.
z When using the electric tool, the
accessories and replacement parts, strictly
adhere to the instructions in this manual.
Take into account the actual working
conditions and the task in hand. The use of
electric tools for purposes other than the
intended can lead to dangerous situations.
Proper use of battery-powered tools
z Recharge the battery only with chargers
that have been specifically recommended
by the manufacturer. If a different charger is
used, there is a risk of fire.
z Operate the electric tool only with the
battery provided for this task. The use of
other batteries can lead to injury or fire.
z Ensure that the battery is never in contact
with metal objects such as paper clips,
coins, keys, nails or screws, as they could
short-circuit the contacts. Short-circuiting
the battery contact can lead to fire and injury
from burns.
z If the battery is used incorrectly, fluid might
leak out. Avoid contact with the fluid. In
event of accidental contact, rinse with
water. In case of fluid contact with the eyes,
consult a doctor. Leaking battery fluid can
cause irritation of the skin and burns.
Service
z If the electric tool needs to be repaired,
have the repair carried out by specialist
personnel and instruct them to use only
original spare parts. This ensures the
operational safety of the electric tool.
Device-specific safety instructions
z Keep all parts of the body away when the
saw is operating. Before starting the saw,
ensure that the saw chain is not touching
anything. While working with a chain saw,
one instant of negligence may result in cloth-
ing or body parts being caught by the saw
chain.
z Always hold the chain saw with your right
hand at the rear handle and your left hand
on the front handle. Holding the chain saw
the other way round enhances the risk of inju-
ries and should not be used.
z Wear safety goggles and ear muffs. It is
recommended to use other protective gear
for the head, hands, legs and feet. Appropri-
ate protective clothing reduces the risk of inju-
ry caused by shavings flying about and
accidental contact with the saw chain.
z Do not work with the chain saw on a tree.
There is risk of injuries when operating the saw
on a tree.
z Always ensure a stable stance and posture
and use the chain saw only if you are stan-
ding on a solid, safe and level floor.
A slippery floor or unstable surfaces, such as
on a ladder, may lead to loss of balance or loss
of control of the chain saw.
z Reckon with the fact that while cutting a
branch under tension, it is likely to recoil or
rebound. When the tension in the wooden fi-
bres gets released, the tensioned branch may
hit the operator and / or snatch control of the
chain saw.
z Be particularly careful while cutting under-
growth and young trees. The thin material
may get caught in the saw chain and hit you or
make you lose your balance.
z Carry the saw chain at the front handle
when it is switched off so that the saw
chain is turned away from your body. Al-
ways pull the protective cover over the saw
chain when transporting it or storing it
away. Working with the saw chain carefully
and diligently reduces the likelihood of touch-
ing it inadvertently while it is operating.
z Follow the instructions for lubrication,
tightening the chain and replacing acces-
sories. A chain that has not been tightened or
lubricated properly may either snap or en-
hance the risk of a rebound or recoil.
z Keep the handles dry, clean and free from
oil and grease. Greasy and oily handles are
slippery and cause loss of control.
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z Use it to saw only wood. Do not use the
chain saw for work that it is not designed or
intended for - Example: Do not use the
chain saw to saw plastics, brickwork or
construction materials that are not made of
wood. Using the chain saw for work that it has
not been designed or intended for may lead to
hazardous situations.
z Never try to use a machine that is incomplete
or one that has been modified without approv-
al.
z Please note that in the case of devices that
have been discharged, there is a basic risk of
injury caused by residual charge.
z These devices are not meant to be used by
persons with little experience and / or knowl-
edge or by those with physical, sensory or
mental limitations, unless they are supervised
by persons in charge of their safety or have re-
ceived instructions from them about how these
devices are to be used.
z Youth below 16 years of age should not oper-
ate the devices.
z Using the device must be avoided under poor
weather conditions, particularly when there is
the risk of lightning.
Maintenance
z Do not clean or carry out any maintenance
work on the tool until after you switch the motor
off and pull the mains plug.
Charger
z Do not connect the charger to the power
socket if it has become wet or damp.
z Use the charger in dry rooms only.
z Disconnect it from the power supply by
removing the plug from the socket. Do not pull
the plug by the cable as this could damage the
equipment so that its electrical safety might be
impaired.
z Never use the charger, if there is visible
damage to the cable, the plug or the charger
itself. In this case, have the charger repaired at
a specialized workshop.
z Never open the charger housing. In the event
of malfunction, have the charger repaired by a
specialized workshop.
z Do not charge the battery-powered shears
while using them.
Battery
z In the event of improper use of the battery
pack, there is a risk of escaping hazardous
vapors. Always ensure proper ventilation and
immediately consult a doctor, if you feel
unwell. The vapors might irritate the
respiratory track.
1 Risk of fire!
z Never charge batteries near acids or
flammable materials.
z Charge battery only at a temperature
between 5°C - 45°C. After heavy use,
allow battery to cool down before
charging it.
1 Risk of explosion!
Protect the battery-powered trimmer from
direct exposure to heat and fire.
z Do not place the battery on radiators.
Avoid prolonged direct exposure to
sunlight.
z Operate the tool only at temperatures
between 5°C to 45°C (41°F to 113°F).
1 Risk of short circuit
z For disposal, transport or storage, pack
the battery in a plastic bag or a
cardboard box, or isolate the contacts
with adhesive tape.
z Do not open the battery pack.
Safe disposal of batteries
z WOLF-Garten batteries are
designed according to the
latest state of technology and
optimized for the use in electric
tools. Lithium ion cells contain
hazardous substances and
may therefore not be disposed
off with normal household
waste.
z WOLF-Garten batteries are
lithium ion cells and are
therefore subject to special
disposal regulations. Bring
defective batteries to your
specialist dealer. Before
disposing of the tool, remove
the battery.
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Disposal
Assembly
General
1 Caution! Sharp saw chain
Tool is still running!
z Always remove battery before perfor-
ming any work on the trimmer!
z Wear safety gloves when doing any work
on the saw chain!
Fastening the saw chain
1. Loosen the nut by hand and remove the chain
cover .
2. Place the saw chain around the sawing
bar .
1 Take care to ensure that the chain is
moving in the right direction .
3. Place the sawing bar along with the saw chain
on the device .
1 Take care to ensure that the chain ten-
sioning pins engage in the sawing
bar.
1 Ensure that the saw chain fits around the
sprocket .
4. Place the chain cover and fasten it onto
the device using the nut.
Fastening the saw chain
1 The saw chain should not hang loose,
but it should be possible to pull it a few
millimetres away from the sawing
bar .
1. Turn the nut and loosen it enough so that
the sawing bar can be moved by hand.
2. Tighten the chain tensioning screw using a
screwdriver .
3. Turn the saw chain by hand in order to check
that it runs smoothly and properly.
4. Tighten the nut by hand.
Operation
Times of operation
z Please consult regional/local regulations.
z Inquire about the operating times at your local
regulatory agency.
Charging
1 Attention! Only use battery charger in
dry places.
Before first use, the battery needs to be charged
for about 2 hours.
Use only the original WOLF-Garten charger
(part no. 41A30--E650)!
1. Remove the battery from the device .
2. Insert the battery into the charger .
3. Connect the charger to the mains voltage
(LED lights up green).
z WOLF-Garten wishes to
encourage users to act in an
environmentally friendly
manner. It therefore
guarantees to take back and
recycle old batteries that are
returned to WOLF-Garten
dealers.
z Electric tools must not be
disposed with household
waste. Bring the device,
accessories and packaging to
a recycling centre for proper
recycling and disposal.
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3 Notes on charger :
z LED lights up red: Battery is charging
z LED lights up green: Charging com-
pleted
z LED blinks red: Fault (e.g., battery is
too hot)
1 Self-discharge of batteries! Remove the
battery from the charger once it is fully
charged.
3 General instructions:
regarding the battery In order to maintain
the long service life of the battery, always
follow the instructions below:
z The lawn trimmer are automatically swit-
ched off when the battery voltage is low.
The battery must then be recharged be-
fore the shears can be used again.
z
Always recharge the lithium-ion battery
prior to any prolonged period of non-use,
i.e. before storing the shears away in au-
tumn.
z
The charging time is
2
hours for a battery that
is completely empty
.
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The lithium-ion rechargeable battery can
be charged at any charge level and char-
ging can be interrupted at any time without
damaging the battery (no memory effect)
Chain lubrication
1 Caution! The device should be operated
only with adequate chain lubrication oil.
Check the oil level with the help of the oil
level indicator .
3 Tank capacity 60 ml, is sufficient for ap-
prox. 25 min. of operating time.
Filling up chain lubrication oil
1 Avoid spilling the oil.
Wipe off any oil that may have got spilt.
1. Unscrew the oil tank cover and remove it .
2. Fill in the chain lubricating oil carefully until it
reaches the upper marking on the oil level in-
dicator.
3. Tighten the oil tank cover by hand.
1 Caution!
Take care to ensure that no dirt or contami-
nation gets into the oil tank.
3 Recommendation:
In order to prevent environmental damage,
we recommend the use of bio chain lubricat-
ing oil based on vegetable oils.
Adjusting the working height
1. Loosen the threaded sleeves .
2. Pull the telescope handle apart until the ideal
grip height is reached .
3. Tighten the threaded sleeves .
Working with the high branch remover
1 The high branch remover is meant to
saw off branches and twigs. It should not
be used to fell trees.
1 Prior to each use:
z Check the saw chain and sawing bar for
any signs of damage
z Check the chain tension
z Check the chain lubrication
1 During operation
z Take care to ensure a stable position
and posture, particularly when working
overhead (above head height).
z Hold the saw chain away from the body.
z Hold the device tightly in both hands.
z Never stand directly under the branch to
be cut off.
z Never stand on a ladder or an unstable
surface or ground.
1 Caution! Risk of injury
z Do not saw wood that is under tension.
z Do not saw any shrubs or bushes.
Switching the motor on
1. Press the unlock button and keep it
pressed.
2. Press the On / Off button .
3. Release the unlock button .
Switching the motor off
z Release the ON/OFF button .
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Working method
1 Caution! Risk of rebound or recoil
A rebound or recoil may lead to fatal cut in-
juries.
In the event of a rebound or recoil (kick-
back), the saw is turned suddenly and un-
controllably towards the user.
z Avoid touching the tip of the sawing bar
on any object.
z Exert uniform pressure on the device,
but not excessive force.
Cutting a tree
3 Remove the branches of the tree trunk
from the bottom to the top.
1. Cut the branch 10-15 cm from the start of the
branch from below upwards up to 1/3 of the
branch diameter .
2. Saw off the branch somewhat more from the
top to the bottom .
3. Make a cut close to the trunk .
Maintenance
General
1 Caution! Sharp saw chain
Tool is still running!
z Always remove battery before perfor-
ming any work on the trimmer!
z Wear safety gloves when doing any work
on the saw chain!
3 Have the device checked once a year by
a specialist workshop.
Cleaning
z Clean the device, particularly the ventilation
slots, and with a dry cloth after every use or
with a brush if it is excessively dirty.
z Never spray off the device with water.
Oil guide groove of the sawing bar
1 Caution!
In order to ensure working safely with the
device and adequate oil lubrication of the
saw chain, the guide groove of the sawing
bar must be cleaned if it is very dirty.
1. Dismantle the chain cover, the saw chain and
the sawing bar (see section "Fastening the
saw chain", page 19).
2. Clean the oil guide groove using a suitable tool
(e.g., wire brush).
3. Mount the saw chain, the sawing bar and the
chain cover (see section "Fastening the saw
chain", page 19).
3 Sawing bar wear
The sawing bar of the device becomes worn
out over time.
z After cleaning it, turn the sawing bar
around by 180°. This balances the wear
and tear and enhances the service life of
the sawing bar.
Storage
1 Caution! Sharp saw chain
Always pull over the protective cover when
storing the device.
z Store the device in a dry place, out of the reach
of children.
z Take care to ensure that no chain lubrication
oil can be discharged while it is stored.
z Keep the device as horizontal as possible with
the oil tank sealing cap facing upwards.
z Remove the chain lubricating oil from the de-
vice for longer storage periods (4 weeks or
more) in order to prevent resin formation in the
lubricating oil pump.
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Fault rectification
Spare parts and accessories
Warranty
The warranty rules issued by our company or the
importer apply to every country. As part of the war-
ranty, we remedy malfunctions on your appliance
free of charge provided that this malfunction is
caused by a material or manufacturing defect.
In the event of a warranty claim, please turn to your
dealer or the nearest branch office.
Problem Possible cause Remedial action
The saw
chain be-
comes hot
Excessive chain tension
Adjust the chain tension (see section "Fasten-
ing the saw chain", page 19)
Excessive friction on account of inad-
equate lubrication
Fill up the oil tank
Saw chain is blunt Look for a WOLF Garten service workshop
The saw chain
is dry
No oil in the tank Fill up the oil tank
Oil guide groove is clogged
Clean the sawing bar (see section "Oil
guide groove of the sawing bar", page 21)
The engine is
not running
The battery is discharged or defective Charge the battery or replace it.
The battery is too hot or too cold Allow the battery to cool down or warm up
Noisy opera-
tion, exces-
sive vibration
of the device
Inadequate chain tension
Adjust the chain tension (see section "Fas-
tening the saw chain", page 19)
Saw chain mounted in the wrong di-
rection of movement
Mount the saw chain correctly (see section
"Fastening the saw chain", page 19)
Saw chain or sawing bar defective Look for a WOLF Garten service workshop
In case of doubt, always look for a WOLF Garten service workshop.
1 Prior to checking the device or working on it, switch off the saw chain and remove the
chargeable battery. Wear safety gloves when doing any work on the saw chain!
Ordering Number Designation of the item Description of the item
41A20--M650 LI-ION POWER Pack 6 Battery 18 V / 3 Ah
41A30--E650 LI-ION POWER CA 700 Charger
092.61.023 Saw chain
092.61.024 Sawing bar
6012-X1-0043 Bio (Organic) chain lubrication oil 1.0 litre
6012-X1-0041 Mineral chain lubrication oil 1.0 litre
6061-X1-0001 Safety helmet with protective visor
6061-X1-0019 Safety goggles
7760 002
7760 003
GH-M 8
GH-M 10
Safety gloves
Supplied by your dealer
LI-ION Power PACK
5
LI-ION Power PACK 5
L
I-ION Power PACK
6
LI-ION Power PACK 6
www.WOLF-Garten.com
Teil-Nr. 769-07259 / 1111 - TB
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