1. Safety Precautions:
- Ensure the chainsaw is turned off and disconnected from the power source before making any adjustments.
- Wear appropriate safety gear such as gloves and safety glasses to protect yourself.
2. Locate the Oil Flow Adjustment Screw:
- Identify the oil flow adjustment screw on the chainsaw. It is usually located on the side or bottom of the saw, near the oil tank or the guide bar.
3. Prepare for Adjustment:
- Clean the area around the oil flow adjustment screw to ensure accurate adjustment.
- Ensure that the chainsaw is placed on a stable surface to prevent any accidents during adjustment.
4. Make Adjustments:
- Use a flathead screwdriver to turn the oil flow adjustment screw. Turning the screw clockwise will decrease oil flow, while turning it counterclockwise will increase oil flow.
- Refer to the chainsaw's user manual to determine the recommended oil flow rate for your specific model.
5. Check Oil Flow:
- Start the chainsaw and allow it to run for a few moments to observe the oil flow onto the bar.
- If the oil flow is insufficient or excessive, make further adjustments as needed until you achieve the desired flow rate.
6. Test and Monitor:
- Run the chainsaw for a short period to ensure that the oil is flowing properly to lubricate the bar and chain.
- Monitor the oil level in the tank during use and adjust the oil flow accordingly if needed.
7. Lock Adjustments:
- Once you have achieved the desired oil flow rate, tighten the oil flow adjustment screw to lock it in place, preventing any further adjustments.
Note:
The oil flow adjustment screw may be hidden behind a cover on some models of Jonsered chainsaws. Consult the chainsaw's user manual if you cannot locate the adjustment screw immediately.
Always refer to the user manual for specific instructions and recommendations for your particular Jonsered 625 chainsaw model to ensure safe and accurate adjustments.
