Step 1: Before starting the chain saw, the chain brake should be pushed forward.

Step 2: Be sure to remove the guide plate cover before starting the chain saw.

Step 3: If the chain saw is equipped with a pressure reducing valve, press it down. It will help light the engine and start your chainsaw.

Step 4: If your chain saw is equipped with a manual oil pump, press it several times. This will help to start and reduce the number of pull cords required for start-up.

Step 5: Set main lever to damper/cold start. First press the throttle lock and throttle wrench, then press the main lever all the way down.

Step 6: Start the chain saw and place it on a flat surface. The cutting attachment must not come into contact with the ground in order to avoid dulling the chain and putting itself in danger when starting.

Step 7: Put the chain saw on the ground, place your left hand on the handle, and pull the starter rope with your right hand. Use your right foot on the back handle to stabilize the chainsaw.

Step 8: Use your right hand to slowly pull the starter cord until you feel resistance. Then pull the starter rope a few times until the engine temporarily ignites. Pull up the starter rope and keep it as vertical as possible. Do not allow the rope to rub against the fan guard.

Step 9: The engine temporarily ignites soon. The main lever moves one step up (half-throttle position) to open the damper.

Step 10: Pull the starter rope again until the engine is reignited

Step 11: Once the engine starts, touch the throttle trigger with your index finger. The main lever will return to normal idle speed.

Step 12: Lift the chain saw slowly and do not touch the throttle switch.

Step 13: Use your left hand to release the chain brake with the rear zipper. When you do this, grab the handle with your left hand, and when you hear a buzz, it means that the chain has been released and can be turned on the guide.

Step 14: Before starting, check the chain lubricant. Put the chain saw on a light background, such as a piece of paper on the trunk or the floor, and add the throttle to the end. If the chain saw oil on a light background, you can start working.

Step 15: Now the chain saw is ready to start working. For safety please refer to the product specification.