GREENCUT GS610X Gasoline Chainsaw Instruction Manual

GREENCUT GS610X Gasoline Chainsaw

Specifications

• Model : MOTOSIERRA GS610X
• Bar Length : 20″ (508mm)
• Chain Pitch: 0.325″ (8.26mm)
• Chain Gauge: 0.058″ (1.47mm)
• Engine Power Output: 86
• Idle Speed: 3,000rpm
• Maximum Speed: 11,000rpm

INTRODUCTION

• Thank you for choosing this GREENCUT product. We are confident that you will appreciate its quality and meet your needs for a long period of time.
• Remember that you can contact our Official Technical Service for questions about assembly, use, maintenance, identification and troubleshooting and for the purchase of spare parts and/or accessories.

ATTENTION : Please read this manual carefully before using the product. Failure to comply with the operating instructions and safety warnings may result in damage to the user and/or the product itself. The manufacturer is not responsible for accidents and damage to the user, third parties and objects resulting from ignoring the contents of this manual.

• This product is not intended for professional use.
• Keep this instruction manual for future reference. If you sell this product, remember to give this manual to the new owner.

SAFETY RULES AND PRECAUTIONS

• The following symbols and signal words and their meanings are intended to explain the hazards and information related to this product.

SYMBOL WORD MEANING

• ATTENTION It indicates a dangerous situation where you need to pay full attention to avoid any kind of personal injuries or damage to the device.
• NOTE It indicates useful information which can facilitate your task.

ATTENTION : Read and understand all warnings and safety instructions before using this product. Failure to do so may result in electric shock, fire and/or serious injury.

• All information included in this manual is relevant to your own safety and that of your environment. If you have any questions about the information included in this manual, consult a professional or contact the Authorised Service Centre.
• The following information on hazards and precautions includes the most probable situations that may arise during the use of this machine.
• Check all the documentation, packaging and product labels before using it. If you encounter a situation not described in this manual use common sense to use the machine as safely as possible and, if you see any danger, do not use the machine.

USERS

• This product has been designed to be handled by users of legal age who have read and understood these instructions. Do not allow underage persons or persons who do not understand these instructions to use the product.
• Before using this product, familiarize yourself with it. Make sure you know where all the controls are, the safety devices and how they should be used.
• If you are an inexperienced user we recommend that you practice doing simple work and, if possible, in the company of an experienced person.

PERSONAL SECURITY

• Do not force this machine. Use this machine, accessories, tools, etc. in accordance with these instructions taking into account the conditions and work to be performed. Using this machine for other than its intended purpose may cause a hazardous situation.
• Be alert, watch what you are doing when operating this machine.
• Do not use this machine when you are tired or under the influence of drugs, alcohol, or medication.
• Avoid inhalation of exhaust gases. This machine produces dangerous gases such as carbon monoxide that can cause dizziness, fainting or death.
• Check that all safety features are installed and in good condition. Do not use this machine if any of its components are damaged.
• Always maintain proper foot support and operate the machine only when it is on a fixed, stable, level surface. Sliding or unstable surfaces can cause a loss of balance or control of the machine.
• Always hold the machine by the handles with both hands.
• When operating from heights, never work on a ladder, tree, or unsafe support and never operate with one hand.
• Keep all body parts away from cutting elements and moving parts when the machine is running. Before starting the machine, make sure that the cutting element is not in contact with any objects. A moment of carelessness during operation may cause your clothing or body part to be cut by the cutting element.
• Always hold the saw with your right hand on the rear handle and your left hand on the front handle. Holding the saw with your hands upside down increases the risk of an accident and should never be done.
• Check the condition of the tree to prevent dry branches from falling on it while you cut. When cutting a branch that is under tension, be alert to the risk of elastic return. When the tension of the wood fibres is released, the branch, under a spring effect, can hit the operator and/or project the saw out of control.
• Use extreme caution when cutting weeds and young shrubs. Fine materials can trap the saw chain and be projected onto you, or cause you to lose your balance under the effect of traction.
• If you are an inexperienced user we recommend that you do a minimal amount of practice cutting logs on a sawhorse or sawing fork.
• Do not attempt to remove the cut material from the cutting tool when it is moving. Make sure that the machine is switched off when cleaning up debris.
• Never pick up the machine by the cutting tool. Cutting tools have sharp edges that can hurt you.
• Do not touch any of the engine components while the machine is running or just after it has stopped due to the high temperatures it reaches.
• Do not operate the machine in rainy or extremely humid conditions.
• Do not leave this machine unattended during operation.

WORK CLOTHES

• Dress appropriately. Do not wear loose clothing or jewelry that may get caught in moving parts. We recommend the use of
  • Eye protection (safety glasses).
  • Hearing protection.
  • Head and face protection (helmet and mask).
  • Hand protection (resistant and non-slip gloves).
  • Leg protection (trousers).
  • Foot protection (non-slip footwear).

VIBRATIONS

• A high level of vibration and long periods of exposure are the factors contributing to white finger disease (Raynaud’s phenomenon). In order to reduce the risk of white finger disease, you need to be aware of these recommendations
  • Always wear gloves.
  • Worry about always keeping your hands warm.
  • Make sure that the chain is always sharp.
  • Take frequent breaks.
  • Always hold the machine firmly by the handles.
• If you notice any of the symptoms of white finger disease, see your doctor immediately.

WORK AREA SAFETY

• Do not use the machine at extreme temperatures.
• Keep the machine away from excessive moisture.
• Do not use this machine in explosive atmospheres in the presence of flammable liquids, gases and dust.
• Never start the machine in a closed room or enclosure. Exhaust gases and fuel vapors contain carbon monoxide and hazardous chemicals.
• Keep the work area clean and well lit. Cluttered, dark areas can cause accidents.
• Remove all objects from the work area before starting this machine. Objects in the vicinity of the product may be touched and projected by the machine causing personal injury.
• Keep children, people or animals away while operating this machine.
• When the work is done simultaneously by two or more people, always check the location of the others and keep a sufficient distance to ensure safety.
• Remember that the machine operator is responsible for hazards and accidents caused to other people or things. The manufacturer is in no way liable for damage caused by improper or incorrect use of this machine.

FUEL SAFETY

• Fuel and oil are dangerous. Do not inhale or ingest. If you swallow fuel and/or oil, seek medical advice promptly. If it comes into contact with fuel or oil, clean with plenty of soap and water immediately. If irritated eyes or skin are present, consult a doctor as soon as possible.
• Do not refuel in enclosed or poorly ventilated areas. Fuel and oil vapors contain dangerous chemicals.
• Fuel and oil are dangerous and highly flammable chemicals. Do not bring flames, sparks or heat sources close to the machine. Do not smoke while transporting fuel, filling the tank or while working. In case of fire, extinguish the fire with a dry powder extinguisher.
• Always turn off the engine before refueling.
• Always refuel in well-ventilated areas and never with the engine running, or hot.
• If a fuel leak is found, do not start or run the engine until the leak has been repaired.
• Make sure the fuel cap is properly closed.
• Fuel stored in the carburetor for long periods of time can cause a hard start and increase repairs and maintenance of the machine.
• Always store fuel in approved containers. Do not use stored fuel for more than 2 months, it will make starting more difficult and produce unsatisfactory engine performance.

MAINTENANCE, TRANSPORTATION AND STORAGE SAFETY

• Do not modify product controls.
• Check regularly for broken parts or other conditions that may affect the correct operation of the machine.
• Only replace worn or damaged parts immediately with original spare parts.
• Carry out regular maintenance on the machine. Do not attempt any maintenance or repair work not described in this instruction manual. We recommend that maintenance and repairs not described in this manual be performed by an Official Service Facility.
• Follow the instructions for lubrication, tensioning and chain change accessories. An incorrectly tensioned and greased chain can break and increase the risk of recoil.
• Always clean the machine, especially the fuel tank, its surroundings and the air filter, of dust and dirt after finishing work.
• Turn off the machine and disconnect the spark plug before making any adjustments, filling up, changing accessories, servicing, transporting or storing this machine.
• Keep the handles of this machine dry and clean.
• If the machine starts to vibrate strangely, turn it off and examine it for the cause. If you do not see the reason, take your machine to the Official Technical Service.
• Reduce the engine speed when turning off the engine. If the engine is equipped with a fuel shut-off valve, use it when the engine has stopped.
• To avoid burns or fire hazards, allow the equipment to cool completely before transporting or storing.
• When transporting the product, ensure that the engine is stopped and that the machine is properly secured to prevent it from tipping over, spilling fuel or becoming damaged.
• When transporting the machine, hold the saw by the front handle with the machine off, the chain and sword covered with the cover and at a distance from the body parts. When storing the chainsaw, always cover the sword with the cover.
• The equipment is not weatherproof, and should not be stored in direct sunlight, high ambient temperatures, or in damp or wet locations.
•  Store the product out of the reach of children.

UNINVITED REACTIONS WHILE OPERATING WITH THE CHAINSAW

• Always be careful when cutting with the chainsaw and be aware of any unexpected reaction forces. There are three unforeseen reaction forces that occur on a chainsaw: rebound, forward pull and recoil.

REBOUND

• If an object is touched with the cutting chain in the area of the tip of the sword while it is running. Contact of the chain on the tip of the sword can cause an unforeseen reaction force that can push the tip of the sword upwards generating a rotating movement that can cause the chain’s sword to collide with the user. This reaction can result

in loss of control of the machine and severe personal injury.

PULL FORWARD

• When the chain stops abruptly when it is caught in the cutting area by a foreign body in the wood or because it is not cut properly. The chain, when stopped, pushes the saw forward and, if it is not correctly held against the branch or tree by the claw, it causes an unexpected pull that can cause loss of control and severe personal injury.
• To avoid this “pull forward”, start cutting at full throttle and always keep the machine at full throttle during cutting and support the saw’s claw against the wood to be cut.

REGRESSION

• • Backdown can occur if the sword touches an object or when the wood is closed and the chain is stuck in the cut. The tip contact in some cases can cause an extremely fast reverse reaction, moving the sword upwards and towards the user. If the chain is locked in a position on the top edge of the sword, it can be pushed towards the user. In either case, the user may lose control of the machine and be seriously injured.
• • Any of these reactions can cause you to lose control of the saw that could result in a serious personal injury.
• • These reaction forces are the result of misuse of the tool and/or improper procedures or operating conditions and can be avoided by taking the appropriate precautions specified below:
  • Hold the saw firmly with both hands and with both thumbs and fingers around the saw handles and position your body and arms to allow it to withstand unexpected forces.
  • Do not extend your arms too far and do not cut above shoulder height.
  • Always be aware of where the tip of the chain sword is.
  • Make sure that the tip of the sword does not touch anything.
  • Do not cut branches with the tip of the sword.
  • Make sure there are no nails or pieces of metal in the cutting area and pay special attention to nails or pieces of iron that may be around the cutting area. Also be careful when cutting hardwood where the chain may become caught and blocked and therefore cause rebound.
  • Start at full throttle and always keep the machine at full throttle during cutting.
  • Cut a single branch or piece of wood at a time.
  • Use caution when inserting the saw chain into an already started cut to continue.
  • Do not cut with the chainsaw until you are familiar with the cutting technique.
  • Do not cut into branches or pieces of wood that may change position during cutting.
  • Keep the chain in good condition.
  • Work only if the chain is well sharpened and correctly tensioned.
  • Never stand on the cutting plane of the chainsaw.
  • Use only replacement swords and chains specified by the manufacturer. Incorrectly replaced swords and chains can cause a chain break and/or recoil.
  • Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for sharpening and maintaining the saw chain.

SERVICE

Have the product checked regularly by a qualified technician and use only original replacement parts. If you have any questions, please contact the Official Technical Service.

WARNING ICONS

• The icons on the warning labels on this machine and/or in the manual indicate information necessary for the safe use of this machine.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

CONDITIONS OF USE

Cut only wood. Do not use the chainsaw for any other purpose not intended. Do not use the chainsaw to cut plastic, bricks or building materials other than wood. Any use other than that described above may cause dangerous situations and exempts the manufacturer from any liability.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PRODUCT

NOTE : The products detailed in this manual may vary in appearance, inclusions, description and packaging as shown or described here.

TECHNICAL DATA

NOTE : GREENCUT reserves the right to modify the technical characteristics without prior notice.

BOX CONTENTS

1. Chainsaw
2. Chain
3. Sword
4. Protector of the sword
5. Wash allen
6. Screwdriver for carburetor adjustment
7. File
8. Spark plug wrench
9. Mixing pot
10. Hearing protector
11. Glasses
12. Gloves
13.  M2 screws M5x10 (claw mount)
14. Gear lubrication pump (replacement)
15. Claw

• Remove the product and accessories from the box. Make sure all items are present.
• nspect the product to ensure that it has not been broken or damaged in transit.
• Do not discard the packaging material until you have carefully inspected and satisfactorily used the product.

ATTENTION : If any part is missing or damaged, contact the Official Technical Service. Do not use this product without having replaced the missing or damaged part. Using this product with damaged or missing parts can cause serious injury to the operator.

ASSEMBLY

ATTENTION : The chainsaw may come with plastic spacers on or around the sword bolts, the spacer is for shipping purposes only and must be removed before mounting the sword. After removing the brake cover, remove the plastic spacers you find and then mount the sword as described. Failure to remove the spacers before mounting and using the chainsaw may result in injury, damage to the unit and void the warranty.

Open the box and install the guide bar and saw into the power unit as follows:

1. Pull the chain brake handle toward the back of the saw (or pull toward the back of the saw if the chain brake was installed on the saw).

2. Loosen the nuts and remove the unit from the chain brake cover assembly.

3. nstall the claw (toothed part) on the unit (some models only).

4. Mount the chain on the sprocket and, while adjusting the chain around the guide bar, mount the bar in its housing. The cutting chains are directional, so make sure you have them installed correctly.

5.  Adjust the position of the chain tensioner to fit into the chain pin slot.

6. Mount the chain brake cover on the unit. Tighten the side nuts with your fingers, do not tighten them. The sword must be able to move up and down with the fingers.

7. While holding the tip of the sword, adjust the chain tension by turning the tensioning screw on the tensioner until the holding straps touch the bottom of the sword rail. Some chain tensioning screws are located on the front of the unit.
   

8. Direction of movement

9. Loosen

10. Tighten

11. Tension nut

12.  You can now tighten the side nuts firmly with the tip of the sword in place.

13. With one gloved hand, check that the chain turns smoothly and is tight. Hold the chain along the top center of the chain saw blade as shown in the picture below and lift it up to check the tension. When released, the chain must quickly snap back into place.
    

14. If the chain is too loose or too tight, loosen the nuts before adjusting the chain tensioner. Failure to loosen the nuts will damage the tensioner and void the warranty.

ATTENTION : A new chain will stretch when first used. Check the chain tension regularly with a gloved hand. A loose chain can derail and wear away, as well as wear away the sword. If the chain has to be tightened, always make sure the nuts are loosened before adjusting the chain tensioner.

ADJUST THE CHAIN USING THE CHAIN TENSIONER

ATTENTION

• Always wear safety gloves when touching the sharp side of the chain.
• Always disconnect the “spark plug wire” before touching the sharp end of the chain.
• You should check the tension of a new chain within 5 minutes of using it. For an old chain, check the tension every 15 minutes of use.
• Always loosen the side nuts before adjusting the chain tensioner.

PRODUCT USE

BEFORE USING

REFUELLING FUEL

• Use only new, clean, ethanol-free, lead-free 95+ with two-stroke oil (25:1).
• Do not overfill the fuel tank.
• Do not use contaminated sediment or fuel to mix with two-stroke oil.
• Do not allow water or dirt to enter the tank.
• Tighten the filler cap firmly after adding fuel.

1. Clean the surface around the fuel cap to avoid contamination.
2. Slowly loosen the fuel cap. Place it on a clean surface.
3. Pour the fuel carefully into the tank. Avoid spills.
4. Before replacing the fuel cap, clean and inspect the gasket.
5. Immediately replace the fuel filler cap and tighten it by hand. Clean up any fuel spills.

ENGINE START

• The starter handle can recoil very quickly before you can release it, which can pull your hand strongly towards the engine and cause an injury.
• Do not allow the starter handle to jump backwards, but slowly by hand.
• When starting the engine, make sure that the sharp part is well away from third parties, animals or objects as it may rotate during start-up.
• The cutting edge will engage and rotate when the engine is started and accelerated.
• The recoil starter can be damaged by abuse.
• As the engine starts or warms up, it will be possible to restart it, do this several times before starting your work. Motors may run irregularly when cold or when first used.

1. Always remove the sword cover before starting your chainsaw.
2. If your chainsaw is equipped with a decompression valve, press it now to help start the engine and start your chainsaw (not required on most models from 2014).
3. If your chainsaw has a starter bulb, press it 10 times, this helps with start-up and reduces the number of jerks needed to get started.
4. Pull the choke lever all the way out.
5.  To start the chainsaw, place it on a flat surface. The cutting attachment must not be in contact with the ground to prevent it from blowing off when you start it up and to avoid putting yourself in an unnecessary risk situation.
6. To leave the saw on the ground, place your left hand on the handlebar and your right hand on the starter cord. Push its right end toward the rear handle to stabilize the chainsaw.
7. Pull the starter rope slowly with your right hand until you feel resistance. Then pull the starter cord a full cycle several times until the engine starts briefly. Pull it upwards, keeping it as vertical as possible, without allowing the rope to catch against the fan housing.
8. The engine fires only briefly and dies off again immediately. Push the choke all the way in (some models have a two-stage choke and only reach halfway until the trigger is released to operate the saw).
9. Pull the starter cord again until the engine restarts.
10.  As soon as the engine has started and is running, touch the throttle trigger briefly with your index finger.(The throttle lever will return to the normal idle setting if equipped with a two-stage throttle).
11. Then slowly lift the chainsaw up, taking care not to touch the throttle trigger.
12. Release the chain brake by pulling the chain brake handle towards you with your left hand. Hold the handlebar with your left hand while doing this. When you hear a sound like a click, it means that the chain has been released and you can activate the sword.
13. Before starting, check the chain lubrication. Hold the saw against a light-colored background, such as a tree trunk or piece of paper, on the ground and open the throttle fully. If this background shows chain lubricant, you can start working.
14. The saw is now ready for use. For safe work practices, refer to the manual.

QUICK START

1. Fill the fuel tank with fuel.
2. Fill the oil.
3. Turn the ON/OFF button on.
4. Pull the starter rope outwards.
5. The first time you will have to pull the rope until the fuel has passed through the system.
6. Once the engine starts, push the rope all the way in until the engine starts and is running.

IF THE ENGINE FAILS TO START

Repeat the appropriate starting procedure (hot or cold engine). If the engine does not start after frequent attempts, the engine may be drowned (too much fuel in the engine). If you suspect that your engine is drowned go to the next section “Starting a drowned engine”.

STARTING A DROWNED ENGINE

ATTENTION : Incorrect installation of the spark plug can cause serious engine damage.

1. Pull the “spark plug” of the “spark plug”.
2. Using a spark plug wrench, remove the “spark plug” (turn it counterclockwise to remove it).
3. Push the choke lever down.
4. Hold the throttle trigger fully (full throttle)
5. Pull the starter handle quickly with your right hand to expel/remove excess fuel from the combustion chamber.
6. Wipe the spark plug clean with a cloth to remove any excess fuel or oil deposits.
7. Reinstall the “spark plug” and tighten it firmly, tighten it by hand plus 1/3 turn with the spark plug wrench.
8. Repeat the WARM ENGINE starting procedure above.
9. If the engine still does not start, refer to the identification and troubleshooting section.

STOPPING THE ENGINE

ATTENTION : The cutterbar continues to rotate for a short period of time after the throttle is released or the engine is turned off (steering wheel effect).

Stop the engine by turning the switch to the “OFF” position.

FILLING WITH FUEL

1. Clean the surface around the fuel cap to avoid contamination.
2. Slowly loosen the fuel filler cap. Place the cap on a clean surface.
3. Pour the fuel carefully into the tank. Avoid spills.
4. Before replacing the fuel cap, clean and inspect the gasket.
5. Immediately replace the fuel cap and tighten it by hand. Clean up any fuel spills.

CHECK AND ADJUST IDLE SPEED
Start the engine and leave it idle for about two or three minutes, or until it warms up.

NOTE : The screws of the mix are identified by the symbols L (low speed), H (high speed) and T (accelerator), symbols that can be seen on the side of the chainsaw.
Do not touch the H and L screws.

1. If the cutterbar rotates quickly while the engine is idling, reduce idle speed by turning the throttle counter counterclockwise if necessary.
2. If the engine stalls, increase the idle speed by turning the throttle screw clockwise.

CARBURETOR ADJUSTMENT

ATTENTION : The cutterbar can rotate when the engine is at idle speed.

NOTE

• The engine will return to idle speed after the throttle trigger is released.
•  You may require a moderate level of mechanical knowledge for the maintenance of your machine, if in doubt, please contact the Official Technical Service.
• As a rule, the engine idle speed should be reduced to a minimum so that the cutter bar does not rotate quickly and the engine is only “running”.

TURN THE IDLE AND MIXTURE SCREWS TO THE FACTORY SETTINGS

1. Turn the idle speed screw clockwise until it starts to tighten (do not tighten).

2. Turn the idle speed screw counterclockwise 5 turns.

3. Turn the mixing screw clockwise until it starts to tighten (do not tighten).

4. Turn the mixing screw counterclockwise. L 1,5 turns and H 1,25 turns.
   NOTE : For high altitudes it is recommended to use low (3 times) and high (1.5 times)

5. Now start the engine.

6. Make sure the choke is down and the engine is warm.

7. Pull the throttle trigger fully (full throttle).

8. With the engine running at full speed, turn the mixing screw clockwise until the engine is running at full speed.
   ATTENTION : Prevent engine damage once the engine is running at full speed, turn the mix screw counter clockwise 1/4 turn.

9. For a good idle speed adjustment, place a cutting head and adjust the idle screw to minimize idle tool movement while keeping the engine running smoothly.

MAINTENANCE

Good maintenance will extend the life of the machine. Prolonged or constant use may require more intensive maintenance for the machine to continue to function properly.

ATTENTION : Make sure the engine is completely shut down before performing any maintenance or repair. This will eliminate any potential risk.

ATTENTION

• Always wear gloves when working around the blade assembly.
• Use only original spare parts for this machine.
• Operating the engine without a muffler or with a damaged muffler installed can increase engine noise enough to cause hearing loss.

NOTE : This machine must never operate with a defective or missing spark arrestor or muffler. Make sure the muffler is properly secured and in good condition. A damaged muffler is a fire hazard and can cause hearing loss.

1. Carefully remove any accumulated dirt or debris from the muffler and fuel tank. The accumulation of dirt in these can lead to engine overheating, fire or premature wear.
2. Check for loose or missing screws or components.
3. Make sure the cutting attachment is clean and securely fastened.
4. Check the entire machine for leaks of fuel or grease.
5. Make sure the nuts, bolts and screws (except the carburetor adjusting screws) are tightened.
6. Clean any dirt or debris from the hedge trimmer blades.
7. Lubricate blades before use and after refueling.
8. Check that the blades are not damaged or that there is no incorrect adjustment.
9. Make sure the cutter attachment is securely fastened.
10. Keep the spark plug and cable connections tight and clean.
11. Clean all dirt and debris from the engine, check that the cooling fins and air filter are not clogged and clean them if necessary.

NOTE : Under severe machine operating conditions (high temperatures, dusty areas, etc.), shorter maintenance intervals are required.

TROUBLESHOOTING

The table includes some of the most common problems, their causes and remedies.

ENGINE DOES NOT START

LOW POWER

NOTE : If you are unable to resolve the problem, please contact the Official Technical Service.

TRANSPORTATION AND STORAGE

• Allow the equipment to cool completely before transporting or storing.
• Avoid a location exposed to sunlight when placing the machine in a vehicle. If the machine is left in a locked vehicle for many hours, high temperatures inside the vehicle can cause the fuel to evaporate and cause a possible explosion.
• To prevent fuel loss during transport, the product should be secured in its normal operating position and with the fuel cap closed.
• Always store the product in a clean, safe, dry place with temperatures between 0º and 45ºC.
• The equipment is not weatherproof and should not be stored in direct sunlight, high temperatures or in damp places.
• Never store the equipment in places where flammable materials, combustible gases or liquids, etc. are present.
• Always store the machine with the cutting element protection installed.
• To reduce the risk of fire, keep the machine clean by removing traces of material, oil and grease.
• For long periods of storage, store the machine without fuel. The stored fuels must be stabilized with a stabilizer.
• Store the machine out of the reach of children.
• Storage from 30 days without use:

1. Clean the outer parts thoroughly and apply a light layer of oil to all metal surfaces.
2. Remove the spark plug and put about 3ml of oil into the cylinder through the hole in the spark plug. Slowly pull the starter cable out 2 or 3 times so that the oil covers the inside of the engine evenly. Reinstall the spark plug.
3. Blow dust/waste from the air filter element using compressed air if present.
4. Store the machine in a clean, dry, dust-free place.
5.  Always make sure the chainsaw has the proper cover on the sword and chain assembly.

RECICLYING AND DISPOSING

• Worn products are potentially recyclable and should not be disposed of in the usual waste. Help us to protect the environment and preserve natural resources. Dispose of the device in an environmentally friendly manner. Do not dispose of it with household waste. Its plastic and metal components can be separated and recycled. Take this appliance to an approved recycling centre (green dot).
• Gasoline, used oils, oil/gasoline blends and objects stained with gasoline (e.g., rags) should not be disposed of in regular trash, sewage, dirt, rivers, lakes or the sea. Oil-stained items should be disposed of in accordance with local regulations: take them to a recycling center.
• The materials used in the packaging of the machine are recyclable: please dispose of them in the appropriate container.

GUARANTEE

• GREENCUT guarantees all GREENCUT products for a period of 3 years (valid for Europe). The warranty is subject to the date of purchase taking into account the intended use of the product.
  As a condition subject to warranty, the original receipt must be presented indicating the date of purchase and its description as well as the defective tool.

• The warranty does not cover normal wear and tear, especially on blades, blade fasteners, turbines, light sources, fan and transmission belts, impellers, air filters, spark plugs and damage caused by improper use, especially non-compliance with operating and maintenance instructions.

• In the event that repairs or modifications have been made by the consumer or other than with original GREENCUT spare parts, the warranty will be voided.

• In the event of a justified warranty claim, we are entitled, at our discretion, to repair or replace the defective tool free of charge. Other claims beyond this warranty are not valid.

DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY (CE)

PRAT INTERNATIONAL BRANDS S.L., owner of the brand GREENCUT, based in Calle Blanquers Parcela 7-8 Polígono Industrial de Valls 43800 Valls (Tarragona) – Spain, we declare that the GS610X chainsaw, from the serial number 2019 onwards, is in conformity with the requirements of the applicable European Parliament and Council Directives:

• Directive 2006/42/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 17 May 2006 on machinery, and amending Directive 95/16/EC.
• Directive 2004/108/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 15 December 2004 on the approximation of the laws of the Member States relating to electromagnetic compatibility.
• Directive 2000/14/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 8 May 2000 on the approximation of the laws of the Member States relating to the noise emission in the environment by equipment for use outdoors.
• Directive 2012/46/EU of 6 December 2012 amending Directive 97/68/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council on the approximation of the laws of the Member States relating to measures against the emission of gaseous and particulate pollutants from internal combustion engines to be installed in non-road mobile machinery.

Harmonised standards

• EN ISO 11681-1:2011, EN ISO 11681-2:2011, EN 55012:2007+A1:2009, EN 61000-6-1:2007
• The product delivered coincides with the prototype that was submitted for CE exam.

Valls, 18 may 2023

Mireia Calvet, CEO (Authorised representative and responsible for technical documentation).

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