Craftsman 358.341080 Operator's Manual download pdf (Page 4)

tensioncord.Theapplianceplugwillfit

intoapolarizedextensioncordonly

oneway.Iftheplugdoesnotfitfully

intotheextensioncord,reversethe

plug.Iftheplugstilldoesnotfit,obtain

acorrectpolarizedextensioncord.A

polarizedextensioncordwillrequire

theuseofapolarizedwalloutlet.This

plugwillfitintothepolarizedwalloutlet

onlyoneway.Ifplugdoesnotfitfully

intothewalloutlet,reversetheplug.If

theplugstilldoesnotfit,contacta

qualifiedelectriciantoinstalltheproper

walloutlet.Donotchangetheequip-

mentplug,extensioncordreceptacle,

orextensioncordpluginanyway.

• Toreduceriskofelectricalshock,use

extensioncordsspecificallymarkedas

suitableforoutdoorappliances.The

electricalratingofthecordmustnotbe

lessthantheratingoftheunit.The

cordmustbemarkedwithsuffix"W-A"

(inCanada,'MT").Useapolarized

cord.Makesureyourextensioncord

isingoodcondition.Inspectextension

cordbeforeuseandreplaceifdam-

aged.Donotuseadamagedcord.

Cordinsulationmustbeintactwithno

cracksordeterioration.Plugconnec-

torsmustbeundamaged.Anunder-

sizedextensioncordwillcauseadrop

inlinevoltageresultinginlossofpow-

erandoverheating.Ifindoubt,usethe

nextheaviergauge.Thelowerthe

gaugenumber,theheavierthecord

(seeSELECTANEXTENSIONCORDin

theOPERATIONsection).Donotuse

multiplecords.

• Donotabusecord.Nevercarrythe

unitbytheextensioncordoryank

extensioncordtodisconnectunit.

• Secureextensioncordtopowercord

topreventdisconnectionfromunit.

• Donotusetheunitiftheswitchdoes

notturntheunitonandoffproperly,

orifthelock-outdoesnotwork.Re-

pairstotheswitchmustbemadeby

aSearsServiceCenter.

• Keepextensioncordclearofopera-

torandobstaclesatalltimes.Posi-

tioncordsothatitwillnotbecaught

onbranches.Donotexposecordsto

heat,oil,water,orsharpedges.

• Toavoidthepossibilityofelectric

shock,avoidbodycontactwithany

groundedconductor,suchasmetal

fencesorpipes.

• GroundFaultCircuitInterrupter

(GFCI)protectionshouldbeprovided

oncircuitoroutlettobeused.Re-

ceptaclesareavailablehavingbuilt-

inGFCIprotectionandmaybeused

forthismeasureofsafety.Inspect

chainsawcordsperiodicallyandif

damaged,haverepairedbyaSears

ServiceCenter.

GUARD AGAINST KICKBACK

Follow all safety rules to help avoid kick-

back and other forces which can result

in serious injury.

,"_' _'2"--,__-,_' Kickback Path

Avoid Obstructions

Clear The Working Area

A

WARNING: Avoid kickback which

can result in serious injury. Kickback

is the backward, upward or sudden for-

ward motion of the guide bar occurring

when the saw chain near the upper tip

of the guide bar contacts any object

such as a log or branch, or when the

wood closes in and pinches the saw

chain in the cut. Contacting a foreign

object in the wood can also result in

loss of chain saw control.

• Rotational Kickback can occur

when the moving chain contacts an

object at the upper tip of the guide

bar. This contact can cause the

chain to dig into the object, which

stops the chain for an instant. The

result is a lightning fast, reverse

reaction which kicks the guide bar up

and back toward the operator.

• Pinch-Kickback can occur when the

the wood closes in and pinches the

moving saw chain in the cut along

the top of the guide bar and the saw

chain is suddenly stopped. This sud-

den stopping of the chain results in a

reversal of the chain force used to

cut wood and causes the saw to

move in the opposite direction of the

chain rotation. The saw is driven

straight back toward the operator.

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