Remington M15012US Owner's Manual download pdf (Page 10)

ASSEMBLY

Note: Some models are pre-assemb[ed Assembly

is not needed on these models See Sow Chain

Ten_ion Adjumnent

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WARNING: Cutting edges on chain ]

are sharp, Use protective gloves when

!handling chain.

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IMPORTANT: Do not clamp chain saw |

in vise during assembly,

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Lay chain out flat

Loosen and remm, e guide bar nut _mdsprocket

cover

Rotate guide bar retainer so that it is positioned

parallel to guide bar slot (see Figure 2)

Install guide bar onto saw body Assemble

center slot of guide bar onto guide bar bolt

and guide bar rot;finer Note: M',d,:esure the

head of the guide Ntr retainer slides through

the gukle bar slot as shm_n in Figure 2

Guide Ba_

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Guide BarRetainer

PositionedParallel

to GuideBarSlot

Figure 2 - Unlocking Guide Bar Retainer

5 Rotate guide bar retainer 90 degrees as shown

in Figure 3

Drive Sprocket _ Guide Bar

Nar'Reta_ner

L-:{ ,3,/ ! \"_._ _ Rotated90 Degreesto

GuideBar Slot

Figure 3 - Locking Guide Bar Retainer

Ptace chain around drive sprocket, along top

groove of guide bar, and around guide bar nose

Note: Make sure cutting edges of chain are

teeing in right direction Position chtdn so

cutting edges on top of guide bar face guide

bar nose (see Figure 4.and indicator on side

cover of saw)

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CAUTION: Do not place chain

on saw backwards, If chain is back-

wards, saw will vibrate badly and will

not cut.

Towards

Bar

Nose

Guide 8ar

Figure 4 - Saw Chain Direction

Before installing sprocket cover to saw body,

turn the chain tensioning screw fully counter-

clockwise until it stops This will position the

adjusting block towards the end of the chain

tensiong screw (See Figure 5)

Turn tensioning

screw to move

Adjustment Block

ChainTensioning " <_'_._<

Screw - _ _

Figure 5 - Chain Tensioning Screw and

Adjustment Block Location

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