FZP 2002-E - Saw Fieldmann - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Electric chain saw
Model	FZP 2002-E
Rated Power	2200 W
Rated Voltage	230-240 V AC
Mains Frequency	50 Hz
Weight (with 16" guide & chain)	5.1 kg
Weight (without guide & chain)	4.4 kg
Recommended Guide Length	16" (405 mm)
Actual Cutting Length	16" (405 mm)
Chain Type	Oregon 91PJ, 3/8" pitch, 0.050" gauge
Number of Drive Links	57
Chain Speed (at rated output)	12.5 m/s
Oil Tank Capacity	0.13 L
Oil Pump	Automatic
Sound Pressure Level (LpA)	105 dB(A)
Vibration Emission (front handle)	2.788 m/s²
Vibration Emission (rear handle)	3.536 m/s²
Protection Class	Double insulation
Safety Features	Chain brake, anti-kickback protection, front hand guard
Power Cord	With plug; extension cord max 30 m, cross-section min 1 mm²
Maintenance	Regular chain tension check, lubrication, air vent cleaning, brake inspection
Included Accessories	Guide (16"), chain (Oregon 91PJ), guide guard, oil tank, manual

Frequently Asked Questions - FZP 2002-E Fieldmann

How do I assemble the guide bar and chain?

Ensure the saw is unplugged. Wear protective gloves. Remove the chain drive cover by loosening the fast tightening handgrip. Place the chain on the guide bar with teeth pointing forward at the top. Loop the chain around the sprocket, slide the guide bar onto the mounting bolt, and insert the chain into the groove. Attach the chain drive cover, tighten the handgrip, and adjust chain tension by turning the sprocket wheel clockwise. The chain should be snug but can be lifted 1-2 mm from the bar.

How do I tension the chain?

Unplug the saw. Loosen the fast tightening handgrip slightly. Turn the sprocket wheel clockwise to tighten the chain. The chain should sit firmly on the guide bar but still be able to be lifted about 1-2 mm by hand. Retighten the handgrip. Check tension frequently, especially after initial use, and every time you refill oil.

What type of oil should I use for chain lubrication?

Use specially formulated chain saw oil (biodegradable recommended). Alternatively, EP 90 transmission oil can be used. Never use used motor oil or any oil not intended for chain saws, as it can damage the oil pump and cutting parts.

How do I check the automatic oiler?

With the saw running, hold the guide bar about 20 cm from a light-colored, fixed object. Let it run at medium speed; a light oil trace should appear on the object. If not, check the oil level, clean the oil channel, or have the pump serviced.

How do I sharpen the chain?

Use a round file and a file holder of the correct diameter (see technical data). File from the inner side of the tooth outward at the specified angles (e.g., 30° for the top plate). File all teeth on one side, then turn the saw and file the other side. Ensure all teeth are even length; replace chain if tooth length is less than 3 mm.

What safety precautions should I take before using?

Read the manual. Wear protective gear: helmet, goggles, ear protection, gloves, non-slip boots, and close-fitting clothing. Ensure the chain brake works. Check chain tension and lubrication. Keep bystanders at least 2.5 tree heights away. Never use alone or in bad weather. Keep both hands on handles.

What is kickback and how to avoid it?

Kickback occurs when the tip of the guide bar contacts an object or the chain is pinched. To avoid: never cut with the bar tip; hold saw firmly with both hands; maintain sharp chain; cut at full throttle; keep work area clear; use the chain brake as a parking brake.

How do I clean and maintain the chain saw?

After each use: unplug, remove chain and guide bar, clean sawdust and resin from the chain brake, sprocket, and oil channels. Check brake belt thickness (min 0.6 mm). Lubricate the bar tip sprocket. Clean air vents. Store in a dry place with guide guard on.

What should I do if the chain gets stuck in a cut?

Turn off the saw immediately. Do not pull or twist forcibly. Use a wedge to gently open the cut and release the saw. If necessary, carefully pull the saw out while lifting the log. Check chain tension and condition before resuming.

Can I use an extension cord?

Yes, but only use an approved outdoor extension cord with a cross-section of at least 1 mm² and a maximum length of 30 m. Do not use a coiled cord. Ensure the cord is in good condition and keep it away from the cutting area.

USER MANUAL FZP 2002-E Fieldmann

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FZP 2002-E

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Electrical Chain Saw

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Thank you for purchasing this electrical saw. Before you start using it, please read the operating instructions carefully and retain it for further use.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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1. GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS .... 10

Important safety warnings

Packaging

Instructions for use

1. EXPLANATION OF LABELS WITH INSTRUCTIONS ON THE MACHINE .... 11

2. MACHINE DESCRIPTION AND CONTENT OF DELIVERY 12

3. GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE CHAIN SAW USE 13

4. INSTRUCTIONS FOR SAFE USE 14

5. PROTECTION AGAINST RECOIL 16

6. CHAIN BRAKE WITH PROTECTION AGAINST RECOIL 17

7. RIGHT PROTECTIVE GUARD 19

8. GUIDE AND CHAIN ASSEMBLY 19

9. CUTTING PARTS 20

10. CHAIN AND GUIDE LUBRICATION 20

11. PUTTING INTO SERVICE 21

12. INSTRUCTIONS FOR PROPER USE 22

13. MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE 25

14. TECHNICAL DATA 26

15. DISPOSAL 27

1. GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Important safety warnings

* Unpack the product carefully and be sure not to throw away any part of the package before having found all components of the product.
Keep the product in a dry place out of reach of children.
Read all cautions and instructions. The failure to adhere to warning cautions and instructions may result in an accident, fire and/or a serious injury.

Packaging

The product is placed in a package preventing damage during transport. This package is a raw material therefore it can be handed-over for recycling.

Instructions for use

Before beginning to work with the machine, read the following safety rules and instructions for use. Familiarize with operating elements and the proper use of the device. Keep the manual in a safe place for future reference. We recommend keeping the original package including the inner packaging materials, cash voucher and guarantee card for a period of warranty at minimum. For a case of transportation, pack the machine into the original box from the manufacturer, thus ensuring a maximum protection of the product during a possible transport (e.g. moving or sending into a service station).

Note: If you hand the machine over to next persons, hand it over together with the manual. Adherence to the attached instructions for use is a precondition for the proper use of the machine. The operation manual includes also instructions for operation, maintenance and repairs.

The manufacturer does not take any responsibility for accidents or damages resulting from the failure to adhere to this manual.

2. EXPLANATION OF LABELS WITH INSTRUCTIONS ON THE MACHINE

Before machine use read carefully the operating instructions.

This product is manufactured in compliance with approved standards.

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ATTENTION! Chain saws are dangerous! Careless or improper use can cause serious or fatal injury.

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When operating the machine always use:

• protective helmet
• protective headphones
• protective goggles

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Chain saw features double protective insulation.

Do not expose to rain or moisture.

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When cabling gets damaged, pull the plug out of mains.

Maximum acceptable length of guide.

Noise level and its impact on the environment complies with the European standard. Electrical saw noise level is specified in chapter "Technical Data" and is shown on the machine label.

3. MACHINE DESCRIPTION AND CONTENT OF DELIVERY

Machine description (see Fig. 1)

1 - Chain Oregon
2 - Guide Oregon
3 - Grab stop
4 - Protective guard
5 - Oil refill hole for chain lubrication
6 - Protection of right hand
7 - Oil control tank for chain lubrication
8 - Chain drive cover
9 - Sprocket wheel

10 - Fast tightening handgrip
11 - Cord with plug
12 - Rear handle
13 - Switch safeguard
14 - Front handle
15 - Protective guard of guide
16 - Serial number
17 - Switch

Content of delivery

Take the machine out of package and check whether the following parts are complete:

ATTENTION! Sharp guides!

Chain saw
Guide Oregon
Chain Oregon
Guide guard
Oil tank
Operating instructions

If any parts are missing or damaged, please refer to the dealer you purchased the machine from.

4. GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE CHAIN SAW USE

ATTENTION! Never modify the chain saw. Use just original accessories and spare parts. The manufacturer is not responsible for the damages caused by machine modification or in the instances when the safety instructions for chain saw operating included in this operating manual are not observed. Unauthorized modifications or non-original spare parts can cause serious or fatal injury.

Read carefully the operating instructions.
Always follow „safety instructions».
* Check proper assembly and adjustment of chain and guide.
Do not start cutting until sufficient amount of oil gets into the chain.
Improper tightening of chain increases the wear of chain, chain cover and guide and can cause serious damage of these parts.
Improper manipulation with extension cord can lead to serious motor damage.

ATTENTION!

• Do not use a coiled extension cord.
• Minimum conductor cross-section: 1 mm ^4
• Maximum cable length: 30m
• Voltage: 230 V-240V

5. INSTRUCTIONS FOR SAFE USE

ATTENTION! Never hold electrical saw with just one hand, an operator or passers-by can get seriously injured. Electrical chain saw is designed in such a way that it can be operated with both hands.

⚠️ ATTENTION! The use of accessories that is not compliant with the recommendations included in the operating manual can lead to serious injuries.

* Wear protective clothing. Do not wear jewels or loose clothing that can get caught by moving parts of the saw. We recommend to use approved safety gloves and solid footwear for stable work posture (the same applies to helpers).

Wear the following items approved for this purpose:

• protective shield or protective glasses
• protective headphones
• helmet
• safety footwear with protective framework, steel tip and anti-slip sole
• clothing that is comfortable but not loose
• approved strengthened protective gloves
• always have a first-aid kit with yourself!

Make sure that other persons keep sufficient distance from the workplace when saw chain is on. Keep passers-by, children and domestic animals out of work area. Do not allow inexperienced persons to operate electric saw or power cord.
* Keep workplace clean and well lit. Do not use the saw under the conditions of rain, snow, moisture or near water. Water (moisture) penetration into the motor can cause its short circuit.
Do not use the machine when you are under the influence of alcohol or narcotics or if you are tired or exhausted. Do not use the machine in case you take the medication that could influence and limit your decision-making abilities at safe machine operation. When the saw motor is on, keep all parts of your body in sufficient distance from the chain. Before the motor is turned on, make sure that the saw chain does not get in touch with any unwanted item.
* Pay high attention to avoid electric current injury. Do not touch grounded metal items.
Pay high attention to the manipulation with power cord. Never lift up or move electrical saw using the power cord. Do not unplug saw from the socket by pulling out with the cord. Keep the cord away from water, oil and sharp items. Avoid putting the cord under doors, fences or other conductive metal objects.
Before use check chain saw and power cord. Do not use the saw with a damaged cord. Have it repaired in an authorized service facility. Keep handles dry, clean and free from oil stains.
Before plugging the saw to mains make sure that all tools and covers are removed from electrical saw.
Make sure that the extension cord is in a good shape and approved for outdoor use. Make sure that cord dimension is sufficient considering chain saw output. See section „GENERAL

INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE CHAIN SAW USE".

Carry the saw using front handle, turned off and in safe distance from your body. Do not touch the switch. Whenever you carry or store the saw, always put the guide cover on.
Plug chain saw to the socket equipped with a current protector.
Double protective insulation! Your electrical chain saw features double protective insulation for increased protection against electric shock injury. The double protective insulation comprises two separate electric insulation layers or one double-thick insulation layer between operator and machine conductive cable. Double protective insulation machines can be plugged to an ordinary 220-240 VAC socket. Follow the same safety measures similarly as with other electrical devices. Double protective insulation provides increased protection only against faulty insulation.
* Tighten the chain so firmly that it can be easily moved manually.
Cut only wood. Do not use saw for other than intended purpose. Do not use saw for cutting metal, plastic, masonry or non-wood building materials. Do not use guide for moving away branches, roots or other items.
At work keep stable posture and make sure that you can move safely in the work area. Pay increased attention when moving over roots, stones, branches, holes, etc. Pay special attention to work at slopes. Work in such a way that a trunk is at your right-hand side and is located between yourself and the guide. Always hold the saw with both hands and as close to your body as possible for easy control. Whenever possible let the trunk bear the weight of chain saw. When moving forward keep the trunk between yourself and the guide.
At cutting do not push saw very much. Too large pressure on saw at completing trunk cutting can cause the loss of balance.
Before cutting adjust and firmly fix shorter wood pieces.
Pay extraordinary attention to cutting thin branches and trunks as the fragile material can be caught with chain, hurled against the operator, and thus it can cause balance loss or possibly serious injury.
We recommend to cut only such trunks the diameter of which corresponds to guide length so that it is possible to make cutting with just one cut. (See „Technical data” where you can find recommended guide lengths for your chain saw model).
Before chain saw repair or maintenance always unplug it from socket.
Your chain saw complies with all respective safety standards. Repairs can be made by just professional personnel using strictly original parts.
Before use check carefully damaged saw parts in order to prevent any possible defects and secure safe operation. Check whether all movable saw parts are well put on and adjusted. Except for the maintenance works described in this operating manual all damaged parts and switch can be replaced in an authorized service facility. In case the switch does not work properly, do not use the saw.
Store the saw at a safe and dry place, out of children reach, unplugged from mains, and protective cover put on the guide.

6. PROTECTION AGAINST RECOIL

ATTENTION! A recoil can occur when the guide front part gets in touch with an object or when cut material grasps chain in the cut. In touch with the object the saw can get hurled backwards and at the same time the guide can move upwards and backwards in operators direction. Chain grasp in the cut can lead to quick guide backward movement towards the operator. Both of these reactions can cause the loss of control over the saw with subsequent serious injury. That is why it is indispensable for users to get familiar with recoil reasons and thus prevent its occurrence applying appropriate care and proper work procedures.

ATTENTION! Before each use it is extremely important to check chain brake functionality and chain sharpening status in order to maintain the saw safety level at recoil. See „Technical Data“.

ATTENTION! Make sure that chain does not get in touch with ground or foreign objects. Wire fences mean impending recoil danger. Observe all safety instructions in order to prevent the risk of occurrence of recoil and other accidents that can cause serious injuries.

A recoil can occur when the guide front part gets in touch with a foreign object.

Recoil direction is in the same plane with guide. In touch with the object the saw can get hurled backwards and at the same time the guide can move upwards and backwards in operators direction. Electrical saw can be thrown also in other directions depending on saw position at the recoil moment.

Basic rules

* Becoming aware of recoil reasons and nature helps reduce or eliminate the moment of an unexpected situation. The moment of surprise increases accident risk. Most of recoils are weak, however some of them are very dangerous and all happen very quickly.
Hold the chain saw firmly with both of your hands. When the motor is on, have you right hand at the rear handle and your left hand at the front handle. Hold handle firmly with all your fingers that embrace the saw handle. Firm holding will help reduce recoil and enable to have the entire saw under your control.
Most of the accidents caused by recoil occur in association with removing branches. Keep stable posture. Make sure that the place where you do cutting is free from any obstacles that could cause the loss of your balance. Do not let the guide tip touch a log, branch or any obstacle that could be hit at saw operation and cause recoil.
Do your cutting at the height not exceeding shoulder level. Do not cut with guide tip.
Do not operate chain saw with just one hand!
At cutting maintain the maximum number of revolutions.
Pay special attention to cutting with the end of guide / chain (at the bottom side of log). The power of chain revolutions pushes the saw backwards and unless the operator has enough

control, the recoil dangerous zone can get closer to the notch and thus cause recoil. Cutting by means of the chain bottom part (at the log upper side) pushes the saw forward. This pushes the power against the tree and provides constant support as well as gives more control over the saw to the operator and subsequently the control of recoil dangerous zone.

Observe the instructions for maintenance and sharpening of chain and guide. When replacing chains and guides use only the options recommended by the manufacturer. See „Technical Data“.
The smaller the radius at cutting with the guide end, the smaller the risk of recoil occurrence.
* Using the cutting device and maintaining sharp chain significantly reduces the risk of recoil power.

7. CHAIN BRAKE WITH PROTECTION AGAINST RECOIL

Saw is equipped with an automatic brake that stops chain movement if there is recoil at cutting. The chain brake reduces the risk of accident but only the operator can prevent accident occurrence.

⚠️ ATTENTION! Pay high attention when operating chain saw and do not allow any contact with a foreign object in the recoil dangerous zone.

Brake (Fig. 8, A) turns on either manually (using left hand) or automatically by means of inertia force at the weight located under the front cover. Nevertheless once it is activated, the protection mechanism against recoil works in the opposite direction against recoil power. Saw features a sliding connector that protects saw against overload. If chain stops although motor is on, saw was overloaded. Reduce the push on saw to such extent till the chain turns on again. In case the saw is stuck inside tree, stop the saw immediately and release it.

* Brake can also be activated manually by lowering front protective cover (Fig. 8, B) downwards to the guide.

The purpose of protective guard against recoil is not only the activation of chain brake. Its another important function is to reduce the risk of contact with saw chain in case an operator loses control over the grip of front handle.

Use chain brake as a „parking brake“ when you move the saw or put it on ground. Besides automatic turning on in case of recoil the brake can also be activated manually and must be activated in case of unintentional contact with rotating chain.

* You can release brake by pulling protective guard in the backward direction to front handle.

As it has been stated, recoil is quite dangerous and occurs very quickly. Most of recoils is weak and when they occur, chain brake does not turn on. When such a situation happens, it is key for you to maintain firm saw grip and not to let it fall.

* Chain brake can be activated manually or by means of inertia force depending on recoil power and on saw direction in relation to the object which got in touch with recoil dangerous zone.
- When recoil is too strong and your left hand is too far from protective guard, chain brake gets activated through the inertia force of the chain brake against recoil power. - When recoil is weak or your left hand is close to protective guard, chain brake is activated manually by means of your left hand.
If chain saw is turned to a side and the operator holds the side of front handle, in case of recoil the protective guard does not hit your left hand and thus chain brake does not get activated. In such a situation inertia is the only way how to activate chain brake but similarly as in case of manual activation this procedure need not work in every situation.

Control of brake belts

⚠️ ATTENTION! Before cleaning or maintenance works always pull the plug out of mains socket.
ATTENTION! Clean saw regularly.
Remove sawdust, resin and other dirt from chain brake and connector drum. Wear and dirt have an impact on chain brake functionality.
* Check regularly brake belts and make sure their thickness is no less than 0.6 mm.

Control of protective guard against recoil

⚠️ ATTENTION! Before cleaning or maintenance works always pull the plug out of mains socket.
ATTENTION! Examine machine properly.

* Check any visible protective guard defects such as cracks.
Move protective guard forward and backward. Make sure that it moves freely and nothing prevents its movement.

Control of manual function of chain brake turning on

⚠️ ATTENTION! Before repair or maintenance works always pull the plug out of mains socket.
* Check chain brake daily or at each use. During operation hold saw firmly with your left hand at front handle and with your right hand at rear handle. Turn your left wrist and touch protective guard which activates chain brake without having to release the front handle. The chain should stop immediately.

If chain brake does not work properly, have it repaired in an authorized service facility.

8. RIGHT PROTECTIVE GUARD

Right protective guard protects your right hand in case the chain gets blocked or gets out of the groove or against hitting by the branches that would imperil holding right handle. Make sure that right protective guard is not damaged.

9. GUIDE AND CHAIN ASSEMBLY

(see Fig. 10 to 14)

⚠️ ATTENTION! Before cleaning or maintenance works always pull the plug out of mains socket.
⚠️ ATTENTION! When manipulating with chain use protective gloves!
ATTENTION! Clean saw regularly.
ATTENTION! Released chain can get out of the groove and cause serious injury or, in extreme cases, one's life can be put in jeopardy.

Disassemble quick tightening handgrip (Fig. 10, 1) and remove chain drive cover.
Place the chain (Fig. 11, 2) at guide tip so that teeth points at the upper side of the guide direct upwards.
Hold the chain above guide tip (Fig. 12, 3) and place the rear guide end opposite the sprocket so that its angle towards driving head is 45^ . Wind the chain end around the sprocket, slide the guide through a connecting bolt against the driving head, and insert the chain in the guiding groove.
Put the pin (Fig. 13, 4) in the guide respective.
Attach chain drive cover (Fig. 13, 5).
Tighten slightly fast tightening handgrip, tighten the chain by turning sprocket wheel (Fig. 14, 6) clockwise.
The indication of properly tightened chain is that it fully sits on the guide but at the same time it can be easily lifted by hand from the guide (Fig. 14, 7).
Lift guide tip and at the same time tighten sprocket wheel and then tighten fast tightening handgrip (Fig. 14, 8).

Tightening of newly placed chain must be checked regularly until it fits in its place. Check it regularly further on as it has principal effect on saw performance and lifetime.

Chain tightening gets loosen through its use. That is why it should be tightened regularly.
* Check chain tightening at least whenever you refill chain lubrication oil.

10. CUTTING PARTS

This section explains how to properly use and maintain the right cutting parts:

it eliminates the risk of recoil
it eliminates the risk of falling the chain out of groove and its damage
it improves cutting efficiency
it extends chain lifetime

Five basic rules

1. Use just recommended cutting parts
   See „Technical Data“
2. From the viewpoint of saw optimum functionality it is important to keep cutting teeth sharp!
   Proceed as per the instructions and apply sharpening recommendations. Damaged or poorly maintained chain increases the risk of accident.
3. Maintain the right height of depth gauge! (Fig. 21, B)
   Worn out depth gauge increases recoil danger!
4. Keep the chain properly tightened!
   Loose chain gets easily released from guide groove and increases the risk of its wear!
5. Ensure the right function of automatic lubrication and the right maintenance of cutting elements!

11. CHAIN AND GUIDE LUBRICATION

ATTENTION! Use of improper oil carries the risk of cutting elements damage and, in extreme cases, also threat to life.

Chain lubrication oil

Chain and guide are lubricated by the automatic lubrication system. We recommend to apply exclusively the oil intended for chain saws that features good adhesion and viscosity irrespective of weather. When selecting oil it is important that viscosity properties of chosen oil correspond to the effect of the season in which the saw is used.
We recommend you to use biodegradable oil taking into account both the protection of your saw and the environment.
If you do not have oil intended for chain saws, you can apply transmission oil, type EP 90.
If you need to consult the selection of suitable oil, please refer to our service department.

ATTENTION! Never apply used motor oil!

* Used motor oil contains the impurities that can do harm to oil pump, guide and chain.

Oil refill hole for chain lubrication

The model of your chain saw is equipped with the automatic lubrication system.

Control of automatic lubrication system

To check the automatic lubrication system turn the saw on and hold guide approximately 20 cm from a fixed light object. Let the saw run in the medium revolution range; light oil trace gets created on the light object.
Oil in the tank is sufficient for about 20 minutes of continuous operation.
If you have doubts on lubrication system functionality and even the next steps do not improve this state, have the saw repaired in an authorized service facility.
- Check whether there is any oil trace left on guide and if this is the case, wipe the oil.
- Check guide groove and if necessary, clean the rest of oil.
* Check whether sprocket at saw tip got fouled up. If necessary, clean and lubricate it.

Chain wear control

⚠️ ATTENTION! Before cleaning or maintenance works always pull the plug out of mains socket.

⚠️ ATTENTION! Examine machine properly.

Before each use check whether the chain:

has any rivets and joints broken
is stiffened
has any rivets and links worn out
has tooth length at least 3 mm (1/8")

Each of such deficiencies indicates chain wear and it should be replaced.

Control of driving sprocket wheel

⚠️ ATTENTION! Before cleaning or maintenance works always pull the plug out of mains socket.
ATTENTION! Examine machine properly.
* Check driving sprocket wheel regularly. Once it gets significantly worn out, replace it.

12. PUTTING INTO SERVICE

Saw turn on and off

⚠️ ATTENTION! When turning the saw on, always take up stable posture on flat and solid base. Saw chain must not touch anything else that just the currently cut wood.

⚠️ ATTENTION! Keep other persons away from work area.

Turning on

* Firmly take hold of front handle with your left hand
* Firmly take hold of rear handle with your right hand.
* Press and hold switch safety lock with your thumb and press the switch with your forefinger.

Turning off

* Saw is turned off by releasing the switch.
If the saw does not stop, release chain brake and unplug power cord.

13. INSTRUCTIONS FOR PROPER USE

Chain sharpening with a file

ATTENTION! Poorly sharpened teeth edges increase the risk of recoil!

General instruction on saw sharpening

* Never cut wood using a saw with blunt chain. In case it is necessary during cutting to apply more strength, the reason is that chain teeth are blunt. Another indicator of saw blunt is generating sawdust instead of shavings.
At cutting, sharp cuts generate large shavings and penetrate wood smoothly.
The chain part that do cutting is called a cutting link. It consist of a tooth (Fig. 21, A) and depth gauge (Fig. 21, B). The difference between those two elements is key for cut depth.
When sharpening saw with a file, pay attention to:
- upper slice angle
- cut angle
- horizontal filing angle
- file diameter
- file depth

More detailed information can be found in section „Technical Data“.

Saw chain filing is quite demanding without respective tools. We recommend you to use a special file holder. Its use guarantees sufficient sharpening and thus reduces the risk of recoil.

Chain teeth filing

To sharpen teeth properly you need to use a round file and file holder.
To get the right file parameters and its holder see section „Technical Data“.
File the saw just when it is properly tightened. Loose chain makes filing harder.

* Always file from the inner tooth side outwards. At backward pull lift the file.
* First sharpen teeth tips on one side. Then turn the saw and file teeth tips on the other side.
* Sharpen teeth tips so that they have the same length. Once horizontal length drops below 3 mm (1/8"), the chain is worn out and cannot be used any more.

Sawing through

ATTENTION! Once saw chain gets stuck in cut, turn the saw off!
⚠️ ATTENTION! Do not try to release it by tugging. The chain could get released unexpectedly and you could get injured. Release the saw carefully by pulling.
At cutting a trunk lying on ground there is a risk that the saw gets stuck or the trunk splits. However, it is hard to minimize this risk.
* Run a direct cut through trunk. When finishing the cut, pay attention and make sure you do not cut the saw in ground. Make the cut with saw set to maximum revolutions. Get prepared for trunk cutting at cut end.

- If the trunk can be turned, stop cutting when you reach 2/3 of the trunk.

- Turn the trunk and finish the remaining 1/3 of cross-section from top.

When cutting the trunk placed on one side it is very probable that the trunk gets split if you run a direct cut from top downwards.

• First cut the trunk from the bottom (approximately to 1/3 of trunk diameter).
• Complete the cut from top.

When cutting the trunk supported at both ends there is high probability in running a direct cut from top that the saw gets stuck in the middle of the cut.

• Make a trunk cut from above (approx. 1/3 of trunk diameter).
• Complete the cut from the bottom.

Lopping

⚠️ ATTENTION! Most of the accidents caused by recoil occur at removing branches. That is why you should pay maximum attention to eliminating this risk.

All principles used above in the section on sawing through apply also to cutting thick branches.
Make complicated lopping in several stages.
Assume safe posture through removing all objects that you could trip over. Always have the tree trunk that you cut at your right hand. For better control, keep saw body as close to your body as possible.

Felling

⚠️ ATTENTION! Felling is the work requiring a lot of experience. If you are not experienced in tree felling, do not do this work! Do not do any works for which you are not experienced enough!

⚠️ ATTENTION! Beginning chain saw users should start getting experience with saw cutting of supported trunks, e.g. on a wooden saw-horse.
⚠️ ATTENTION! We recommend the users having no experience not to fell the trunks with larger diameter than the guide length of their saw.

Dangerous zone

Dangerous zones are in immediate proximity of trees, within the distance that is the 2.5 multiple of tree height. Make sure that no person gets into the zone throughout felling.

Fell direction

Before tree felling remove any foreign objects from the work zone that could make felling and subsequent lopping more difficult. The key prerequisite of safe work is free movement and stable posture.
It is also important to prevent two trees from getting stuck. A stuck tree is very dangerous.
Even though you determine the direction of tree fall, always anticipate the possibility that the tree falls somewhere else.
Tree fall direction is effected also by other factors such as natural tree lean, wind direction, location and density of branches, or snow.
After all these factors are considered you see that you have no choice and your preferred, in theory planned fall direction is not feasible.
Another key factor effecting your personal safety is possible existence of dry branches that could jeopardize your safety throughout felling.

Sawing through of standing tree branches / Retreat zone

Remove any branches around tree base that could obstruct your work. The safest way is to cut from top to bottom while tree trunk should be between yourself and saw chain. Never cut the branches that are above the level of your shoulders. Clean undergrowth around the tree and determine your retreat and escape zone taking into account impending obstacles (stones, branches, holes, etc.). Your retreat zone must be oriented under the angle of approx. 135° backwards from the falling tree.

Felling

Felling is done through three cuts. So called „upper cut“, then so called „lower“ or „horizontal“ cut make so called „notch“ that is determining for the direction of tree fall. The final cut is so called „felling cut“ after which the tree fells.

Notch

In order to make a notch, start with the cut of upper notch. Using bottom part of guide make a cut within the 45^ inclination in the right angle to the direction of planned fall.
Then make a lower notch so that it meets exactly the lower side of the upper notch.
Notch height should be approx. 1/4 of tree diameter in the 45^ angle.
The line of inner notch angle must be horizontal, namely exactly in the right angle to fall direction.

Main („felling“) cut

* Felling cut is made from the rear part of tree and must also be horizontal.
* Position yourself so that you have the tree at your left hand and make a cut with the lower part of guide (chain pulling).
* Place the main cut approx. 3-5 cm (1½ - 2") above the lower notch.
Make the cut while the saw runs at maximum revolutions. Slowly penetrate to the tree with the saw. Pay attention to tree movement in the opposite direction than your required fall direction. Insert a wedge or felling insert to the main cut once cut depth allows that.
After the cut is completed, the main cut has to be parallel with the notch and at the same time a wood slice, so called remaining cut, with the minimum width of 1/10 of tree diameter must be left.
The purpose of remaining cut is to serve as a piece securing required fall direction.
If a remaining cut is too small or was split or the notch and main cut did not meet, tree fall direction is out of control.
If the main cut and notch correspond, the tree starts falling on its own or using the wedge or felling insert.

14. MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE

⚠️ ATTENTION! Always turn off motor before cleaning and maintenance!

Here are several instructions related to the maintenance of your chain saw. If you in any doubt as to any of them, contact your service centre.

* Check power cord and plug for any damage. Damaged cord or plug must be replaced.
* Maintain ventilation holes clean and open.
* Clean chain brake and secure its proper function.
* Check the automatic lubrication system.
* Check guide regularly from all sides. Check whether oil channel is clean. Clean guide groove.
* Check chain tightening, teeth tips and chain operation (rotating).
* Check sprocket state and in case of wear, it must be replaced.
Remove any wear at guide edges.

15. TECHNICAL DATA

Model ...... FZP 2002-E

Motor 2200

Nominal voltage 230-240 VAC

Nominal output 2200 W

Mains frequency 50 Hz

Clutch Yes

Electronic start control .... Yes

Weight

Excluding guide and chain 4,4 kg

including 16" guide and chain 5,1 kg

Chain lubrication

Oil tank capacity 0.13 liter

Oil pump .... automatic

Noise level

Equivalent of noise intensity as per international standards 105 dB(A)

Vibrations

Front handle 2,788 m/s²

Rear handle 3,536 m/s ^4

Chain / guide

Recommended guide length 16"/405 mm

Actual cutting length 16"/405 mm

Chain speed, nominal output 12,5 m/sec., 7 teeth/drive

Number of driving links 16"/57

inch	inch/mm	inch/mm	。	。	。	inch/mm	inch/mm/dl
S 36 3/8" Oregon 91PJ	.050/1,3	5/32" / 4,0	85°	30°	0°	.025/0,65	16"/405/57

(" = Inch = palec)

16. DISPOSAL

INSTRUCTIONS AND INFORMATION ON DISPOSAL OF USED PACKAGING.

Put any used package material to the place determined by the municipality for waste disposal.

DISPOSAL OF USED ELECTRIC AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT

This symbol on products or accompanying documents means that used electric or electronic products must not be put to ordinary municipal waste. Hand over such products to determined collection points for proper disposal, restoration and recycling. Alternatively, in some countries of the European Union or other European countries you can return your products to your local dealer when you buy an equivalent new product. By dutiful disposal of this product you can preserve precious natural resources and you help prevent any potential adverse effects on the environment and human health which could be the results of wrong waste disposal. Ask your local authority or the nearest collection point for additional details. In case of improper disposal of this waste kind penalties can be imposed in accordance with national regulations.

For companies in the European Union countries

Should you want to dispose of electric and electronic devices, ask your dealer or vendor for necessary information. Disposal in other countries outside the European Union. Should you want to dispose of this product, ask your local authorities or your dealer for necessary information about disposal method.

This product fulfils all basic requirements of the EU directives that apply to it.

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