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4.1 PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE)

Personal protective equipment (PPE) means any equipment intended to be worn by the

operator in order to protect them from risks to their safety or health at work, as well as any

device or accessory intended for this purpose. The use of PPE does not eliminate the risk of

injury, but reduces the severity of the injury in case of an accident.

The following is a list of personal protective equipment to be used when operating the

machine:

• Wear chain saw cut-resistant safety shoes fitted with non-slip soles and steel tips.

• Wear protective goggles or face screens.

• Protect yourself against noise; for example, by using earmuffs or ear plugs.

WARNING

The use of hearing protection requires greater attention and caution, because

such equipment may restrict your ability to hear sounds indicating danger

(shouts, alarms, etc.).

• Wear cut-resistant gloves that permit the maximum absorption of vibrations.

• Wear approved safety protective clothing. Wear tight-fitting cut-resistant clothing and

protective helmet.

• Wear approved safety protective clothing. Protective jackets and dungarees are ideal.

WARNING

Most machine accidents occur when the chain hits the operator.

Clothing must be suitable for the purpose and not get in the way. Wear protective

close-fitting clothing. Do not wear clothes, scarves, ties or jewelery that could

become entangled in the machine, undergrowth, or other. Tie up long hair and

protect it.

NOTE

Get advice from your trusted dealer for choosing adequate clothing.

5 ASSEMBLY

5.1 BAR AND CHAIN

WARNING

Always wear work gloves during assembly procedures. Use only bars and chains

recommended by the manufacturer (see Table 1 Recommended bar and chain

combinations).

1. Pull the cover (Fig. 3) towards the front handle to check that the chain brake is not engaged.

2. Remove the nut (A) and remove the chain guard (B, Fig. 4).

3. Remove and dispose of the plastic spacer placed on the chain bar stud screws (C, Fig. 5).