The Earthwise Electric Chainsaw is a corded electric chainsaw designed for light to medium-duty cutting tasks around the home and garden. It features a powerful motor, automatic oiling system, tool-free chain tensioning, low-kickback safety bar and chain, and an ergonomic design for user comfort. Below are key sections for safety, features, assembly, operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting.
Key components: Electric Motor, Guide Bar, Saw Chain, Automatic Oiling System, Chain Tensioning Knob, Front Hand Guard, Safety Trigger, Oil Level Window.
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Powerful Electric Motor | Provides consistent cutting power without gas/oil mixing |
| Automatic Oiling System | Lubricates bar and chain during operation |
| Tool-Free Chain Tensioning | Allows for quick chain adjustment without tools |
| Low-Kickback Bar & Chain | Reduces risk of kickback for safer operation |
| Ergonomic Handle | Designed for comfort and reduced user fatigue |
| Safety Trigger Lock | Prevents accidental starting |
| Chain Brake (if equipped) | Stops chain rapidly in event of kickback |
| Bar Length | Typically 14" or 16" (check model) |
| Oil Level Window | Allows visual check of chain oil reservoir |
| Power Cord | Heavy-duty cord with strain relief |
WARNING! Read all instructions before use. Failure to follow warnings can result in serious injury.
DANGER! Risk of electric shock, fire, or severe laceration. Operate with extreme caution.
Unpack all parts. Inspect for damage.
CAUTION! Ensure chain is properly tensioned and moves freely before each use.
Main Controls: On/Off Trigger Switch, Safety Trigger Lock, Chain Tensioning Knob, Oiler Button (if manual override).
Key Parts: Front Handle with Guard, Rear Handle, Guide Bar, Saw Chain, Chain Sprocket, Oil Filler Cap, Bar Cover/Nuts, Power Cord.
Operation: To start, depress safety lock with left thumb, then squeeze trigger with right hand. Release trigger to stop. The automatic oiler activates when the motor runs. Some models have a manual oiler button for extra lubrication.
WARNING! Always plan your cut and escape path. Never operate when tired or under the influence.
Proper maintenance ensures performance and safety.
CAUTION! Always unplug the saw before servicing the chain.
Unplug and allow to cool before cleaning.
CAUTION! Do not use solvents or immerse any part in water.
This product complies with applicable U.S. safety standards. The chain saw is intended for consumer use. Copyright © Earthwise. For support, visit the Earthwise website or contact customer service. Dispose of the product, batteries (if any), and packaging according to local regulations.
| Symptom | Possible Cause | Corrective Action |
|---|---|---|
| Chainsaw won't start | Not plugged in; Safety lock not engaged; Faulty outlet; Trigger issue | Check plug and outlet; Ensure safety lock is depressed; Try another outlet. |
| Chain does not move | Chain brake engaged (if equipped); Chain jammed; Sprocket damaged | Disengage chain brake; Clear jam; Inspect sprocket. |
| Poor cutting performance | Dull chain; Incorrect tension; Low oil | Sharpen chain; Adjust tension; Fill oil reservoir. |
| Chain throws oil excessively | Overfilled reservoir; Incorrect oil type | Check oil level; Use recommended bar & chain oil. |
| Motor overheats or smells | Forcing cut; Dull chain; Blocked air vents | Use proper technique; Sharpen chain; Clean vents. |
| Automatic oiler not working | Empty reservoir; Clogged oil port | Fill oil; Clean oil holes in bar. |
Service: For electrical or mechanical repairs, contact authorized service center. Do not attempt to repair motor or switch yourself.