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EA7300P

EA7900P

Operator’s and Safety Manual

for Gasoline Chain Saws (page 2 - 39)

Manuel d’emploi et de sécurité

de tronçonneuses thermiques (page 40 - 77)

WARNING!

Read and understand this Manual. Always follow safety precautions in the Operator’s and Safety Manual. Improper use can cause serious injury! Preserve this Manual carefully!

WARNING!

FUELS WITH MORE THAN 10% ETHANOL ARE NOT APPROVED FOR USE IN MAKITA 2-STROKE ENGINES!

Use of alternative fuels, such as E-20 , E-85 or any fuels not meeting MAKITA requirements are not approved for use in MAKITA 2-stroke gasoline engines!(20% ethanol) (85% ethanol)

USE OF ALTERNATIVE FUELS CAN CAUSE THE FOLLOWING PROBLEMS:

Poor engine performance, loss of power, overheating, fuel vapor lock, improper clutch engagement, premature deterioration of fuel lines, premature deterioration of gaskets,

premature deterioration of carburetors.

USING ALTERNATIVE FUELS AND/OR 2-STROKE OILS NOT ACCORDING TO JASO FD OR ISO-L-EGD IN MAKITA 2-STROKE ENGINES WILL VOID YOUR ENGINE WARRANTY!

ATTENTION !

Suivez toujours les conseils de sécurité du présent manuel d’emploi et de sécurité. Une utilisation incorrecte de la tronçonneuse peut entraîner des blessures graves!

Lisez et comprenez ce manuel. Conservez avec soin ce manuel!

ATTENTION !

LES CARBURANTS CONTENANT PLUS DE 10 % D’ÉTHANOL NE SONT PAS AUTORISÉS POUR L’UTILISATION DANS LES MOTEURS 2 TEMPS!

Les carburants alternatifs, tels que E-20 , E-85 ou tout autre carburant n’étant pas conformes aux exigences MAKITA ne sont pas autorisés (20 % d‘éthanol) (85 % d’éthanol)

pour l’utilisation dans les moteurs essence à 2 temps MAKITA!

L’UTILISATION DE CARBURANTS ALTERNATIFS PEUT CAUSER LES PROBLÈMES SUIVANTS:

Faible performance moteur, Perte de puissance, Surchauffe, Bouchons de vapeur dans la conduite d’essence, Embrayage incorrect, Détérioration prématurée des conduites

d’essence, Détérioration prématurée des joints d’étanchéité, Détérioration prématurée des carburateurs.

L’UTILISATION DE CARBURANTS ALTERNATIFS ET/OU D’HUILES 2 TEMPS NON-CONFORMES À LA NORME JASO FD OU ISO-L-EGD DANS LES MOTEURS À 2 TEMPS

MAKITA ANNULERA VOTRE GARANTIE MOTEUR!

The EA7300P and EA7900P will be delivered in a protective cardboard box to prevent transport damage. Cardboard is

a basic raw material and is consequently reuseable or suitable for recycling (waste paper recycling).

Contents Page

Delivery inventory 3 ........................................................

Symbols 3 .......................................................................

Safety precautions 4-16 ..................................................

Denomination of components 7 ......................................

Technical data............................................................ 18

Mounting the guide bar and saw chain 19-21 .................

Chain brake 21 ...............................................................

Fuel / Refuelling.................................................... 22-23

Chain lubrication 24 ........................................................

Starting the engine 25 ....................................................

Stopping the engine................................................... 25

Checking the chain brake 25 ..........................................

Adjusting the carburetor 26 ............................................

Working in summer / winter 26 .......................................

Sharpening the saw chain 27-28 ....................................

Cleaning the brake band and sprocket interior 29 ..........

Contents Page

Cleaning the guide bar 30 ..............................................

Replacing the saw chain............................................ 30

Replacing the fuel lter .............................................. 30

Cleaning the air lter.................................................. 31

Replacing the spark plug 32 ...........................................

Replacing the starter cable 33 ........................................

Replacing the return spring 33 .......................................

Mounting the fan housing 34 ..........................................

Cleaning the cylinder area 34 .........................................

Replacing / cleaning the spark arrester screen 34 .........

Instructions for daily and periodic maintenance 35 ........

Service, spare parts and guarantee 35-36 .....................

Troubleshooting 36 .........................................................

Extract from the spare parts list 37 .................................

WARNING!

Careless or improper use of this product can cause serious or even fatal injury. Before operating a chain saw or other

MAKITA products it is important that you read, fully understand and carefully follow the instructions outlined in this

operator’s manual. Kickback may cause severe or fatal injury and is one of many potential dangers in operating a chain

saw. Kickback and other safety related precautions are described in detail within this operator’s manual. Additional

operator’s manuals are available from www.makitausa.com and 1-800-4-MAKITA (462-5482) and MAKITA CANADA

INC.,1950 Forbes Street, Whitby, Ontario, L1N 7B7, Canada, Telephone: (905) 571 22 00.

This product complies with: American National Standard Institute B175.1-2012 chain saw safety standard.

Canadian Standards Association Z62.1-15 chain saw safety standard.

Z62.3-11 chain saw kickback standard.

This spark ignition system complies with

the Canadian standard ICES-002.

Society of Automotive Engineers SAEJ 335-Jun 95 „Multiposition small

engine exhaust system re ignition

suppression”.

The Emissions Compliance Period referred to on the emission Compliance label indicates the number of operating

hours for which the engine has been shown to meet federal emissions requirements. Category C= 50 hours, B= 125

hours, and A= 300 hours.

With the purchase of this chain saw you have chosen a German quality product. Important instructions for the assembly

and operation of this saw are given in this manual. For your own safety, we ask you to read the accident prevention

instructions very carefully before putting your chain saw into operation, as incorrect handling can, despite all precautions,

lead to accidents. With a little care and attention you will have good service and lasting satisfaction from this rst-rate

product.

WARNING!

The ignition system of this equipment produces an electro magnetic eld. This eld may interfere with some medical

devices such as a pacemaker. To reduce the risk of serious or fatal injury, persons with a medical device should consult

with their physician and the manufacturer of the device before operating this equipment.

5 6 7

Delivery inventory

In case one of the parts listed should not be included in the

delivery inventory, please consult your sales agent.

1 Chain saw

2 Guide bar

3 Saw chain

4 Chain protection cover

5 Universal wrench

6 Wrench

7 Screw driver for carburetor adjustment

8 Cylinder n cleaner

9 Operator’s and Safety Manual (not shown)

Symbols

You will notice the following symbols on the chain saw and in the Operator’s and Safety Manual.

Further symbols see page 8.

Read Operator’s and Safety

Manual and follow the warning-

and safety precautions!

Particular care and caution!

Forbidden!

Wear protective helmet, eye and

ear protection!

Wear protective gloves!

No smoking!

No open re!

Stop engine!

Push the starting valve

Engine - manual start

On/Off (I/O) switch

Caution, kickback!

Chain brake

Fuel and oil mixture

Working in summer / winter

Carburetor adjustment

Chain oil ll/oil pump

Saw chain oil

adjustment screw

First aid

Do not touch hot surfaces!

Recycling

Additional safety precautions

The following additional safety precautions must be ob-

served by all users of chain saws:

- A chain saw is intended for two-handed use. Do not

operate a chain saw with one hand! Serious injury to

the operator, helpers, bystanders may result from one-

handed operation.

- When a chain saw is being used, a re extinguisher

should be available.

- Follow the instructions in your operator’s manual for

starting the chain saw and control the chain saw with a

rm grip on both handles when it is in operation. Keep

handles dry, clean, and free of oil or fuel mixture.

- Do not operate a chain saw when you are fatigued.

Fatigue causes carelessness. Be more cautious before

rest periods and towards the end of your shift.

- Personal protective clothing required by your safety

organizations, government regulations, or your employer

should be used. At all times when using a chain saw,

snug-tting clothing, protective eyewear, safety footwear,

and hand, leg, head and hearing protection should be

worn.

Note: Personal protective clothing should meet the

requirements of applicable CSA and BNQ Standards.

- Use caution when handling fuel. Before fuelling, ser-

vicing, or transporting your chain saw, switch off the

engine. To help prevent re, restart your chain saw at

least 3 m (10 ft) from the fuelling area.

- Keep other persons or animals a safe distance away

from a running chain saw or the area where a tree is

being felled.

- Always keep proper footing and operate the chain saw

only when standing on a xed, secure, and level surface,

and a planned retreat path from the falling tree.

- Keep all parts of your body away from the saw chain

when the engine is running.

- Before you start the engine, make sure that the saw

chain is not contacting anything.

- Carry the chain saw by the front handle with the engine

stopped, the guide bar and saw chain to the rear, and

the mufer away from your body.

- When transporting, storing or not in use, always use the

appropriate guide bar cover. It must t and fully cover

the guide bar on the chain saw.

- Never operate a chain saw that is damaged or impro-

perly adjusted or that is not completely and securely

assembled. Be sure that the saw chain stops moving

when the power control system trigger is released. Never

adjust the guide bar or saw chain when the engine is

operating.

- Shut off the engine before setting the chain saw down.

- Use extreme caution when cutting small-size brush

and saplings because slender material may catch the

saw chain and be whipped toward you or pull you off

balance.

Safety precautions for chain saw operators

While operating the chain saw please observe the follo-

wing rules:

a) Contact of the guide bar nose with any object

should be avoided.

b) Tip contact may cause the guide bar to move

suddenly upward and backward, which may

cause serious or fatal injury.

WARNING!

Read and follow all safety precautions in the operator’s

manual. Failure to follow instructions could result in

serious injury. It is recommended to lend the chain

saw only to people who are experienced in working

with chain saws. Always hand over the Operator’s

and Safety Manual.

WARNING!

This chain saw is capable of severe kickback that

could result in serious injury to the operator. Do not

operate this chain saw unless you have extraordinary

cutting needs and experience in and special training

for dealing with kickback.

Chain saws with signicantly reduced kickback po-

tential are available.

Kickback safety precautions

WARNING!

Kickback may occur when the nose or tip of the guide

bar touches an object, or when the wood closes in and

pinches the saw chain in the cut. Tip contact in some

cases may cause a lightning-fast reverse reaction,

kicking the guide bar up and back toward the opera-

tor. Pinching the saw chain along the top of the guide

bar may push the guide bar rapidly back toward the

operator. Either of these reactions may cause you to

lose control of the saw, which could result in serious

personal injury. Do not rely exclusively upon the safety

devices built into your saw. As a chainsaw user, you

should take several steps to keep your cutting jobs

free from accident or injury.

a) With a basic understanding of kickback, you

can reduce or eliminate the element of surprise.

Sudden surprise contributes to accidents.

b) Keep a good rm grip on the saw with both

hands, the right hand on the rear handle and the

left hand on the front handle, when the engine is

running. Use a rm grip with thumbs and ngers

encircling the chain saw handles. A rm grip will

help reduce kickback and maintain control of the

saw. Don‘t let go.

c) Make sure that the area in which you are cutting

is free from obstructions. Do not let the nose

of the guide bar contact a log, branch, or any

other obstruction that could be hit while you are

operating the saw.

d) Cut at high engine speeds.

e) Do not overreach or cut above shoulder height.

f) Follow the manufacturer’s sharpening and main-

tenance instructions for the saw chain.

g) Only use replacement bars and chains specied

by the manufacturer or the equivalent.

- When cutting a limb that is under tension, be alert for

spring back so that you will not be struck when the

tension in the wood bers is released.

- When felling, keep at least two tree lengths away from

other persons or animals.

- Beware of carbon monoxide poisoning. Operate the

chain saw in well-ventilated areas only.

- Allow your chain saw to cool before refuelling, and do

not smoke.

- Do not attempt a pruning or limbing operation in a

standing tree unless specically trained to do so.

- All chain saw service, other than the items listed in the

operator’s manuals maintenance instructions, should be

performed by competent chain saw service personnel.

(For example, if improper tools are used to remove the

ywheel or if an improper tool is used to hold the ywheel

in order to remove the clutch, structural damage to the

ywheel could occur and subsequently could cause the

ywheel to burst.)

- This gas-powered saw is classied by CSA as a Class

1A saw. It is a professional chain saw, intended for use

by trained workers, where the operator is expected to

use the chain saw for extended periods of time on a

daily basis.

- Hold the chain saw by the insulated gripping surface

only, because the saw chain may contact hidden

electrical wiring.

General Safety Precautions

The use of any chain saw may be hazardous. At full throttle

chain speed can reach 45 mph (20 m/s). It is important

that you read; fully understand and observe the following

safety precautions and warnings. Read the Operator’s

manual and the safety instructions periodically.

WARNING!

Reactive forces, including kickback, can be da n gerous.

Careless or improper use of any chain saw may cause

serious or fatal injury.

Have your MAKITA dealer show you how to operate

your chain saw. Observe all applicable local safety

regulations, standards and ordinances.

WARNING!

Prolonged use of chain saws exposing the operator

to vibrations may produce Whitenger disease (Ray-

naud’s phenomenon). This phenomenon reduces

the hand’s ability to feel and regulate temperature,

produces numbness and burning sensations and

may cause nerve and circulation damage and tissue

necrosis.

All MAKITA saws are therefore provided with an an-

tivibration system which is essential for those using

chain saws on a regular or sustained basis. Antivi-

bration systems do not guarantee that you will not

sustain Whitenger disesase, however, they reduce

this danger considerably. Nevertheless, continual and

regular users should observe their hands and ngers

and in case of any abnormal symptoms, seek medical

advice immediately.

The operator

Physical Condition

You must be in good physical condition and mental

health and not under the inuence of any substance

(drugs, alcohol), which might impair vision, dexterity

or judgment.

Discription of symbols used on chain

saws:

CSA Standards Z62.1-15

Class 1A Z62.3-11

ANSI Standard B175.1-2012

WARNING!

Minors should never be allowed to use a chain

saw.

Bystanders, especially children and animals should

not be allowed in the area where a chain saw is in

use (g. 1).

Never let the saw run unattended.

Store it in a locked place away from children. Empty

the fuel and oil tank (see storing the saw).

Do not lend your chain saw without this Operator’s

and Safety Manual. Be sure that anyone using your

saw understands the information given.

Proper use of a chain saw involves

1. the operator

2. the saw

3. the use of the saw.

Maximum Computed Kickback Angle CKAwb* with using

the chain brake when using the recommended bar and

chain combinations. In this example the CKA is 38°.

Always use two hands when op-

erating the chain saw!

* The Computed Kickback Angle is a calculated value from

energies measured on a test bench.It is the angle of not

the guide bar moved upward in case of a KICKBACK.

Reduced Kickback Bar and

Chain combination that has been

evaluated with the power head

to achieve kickback protection

(according to ANSI and CSA

standards).

XXX.YYY.ZZZ

Contact of the guide bar tip with

any object should be avoided!

Tip contact may cause the guide

bar to move suddenly upward

and backward, which may cause

serious injury!

Maximum Computed Kickback Angle

CKAwob* without using the chain brake

when using the recommended bar and chain

combinations. In this example the CKA is 82°.

max. 82O CKAwob,

38O CKAwb

The saw

Parts of the chain saw: illustrations and description of

parts see page 19.

WARNING!

Never modify a chain saw in any way. Only attachments

supplied by MAKITA or expressly approved by MAKITA

for use with the specic saw are authorized.

WARNING!

Bow guide bars substantially increase the potential for

kickback and severe or fatal injury due to the greater

kickback zone of the bow design. Bow guide bars are

not recommended for use on MAKITA chain saws

nor are they approved by the ANSI B175.1-2012

chain saw safety standard.

The use of the saw

Transporting the chain saw

WARNING!

Always stop the engine before putting a chain saw

down or carrying it. Carrying a chain saw with the

engine running is extremely dangerous. Accidental

acceleration of the engine can cause the chain to

rotate.

Avoid touching the hot mufer.

By hand: When carrying your saw by hand, the

engine must be stopped and the saw must be in the

proper position.

The chain protection cover should be over the chain

and the guide bar must point backwards. When

carrying your saw the bar should be behind you (g.

4).

By vehicle: When transporting in a vehicle, keep

chain and bar covered with the chain guard. Properly

secure your saw to prevent turnover, fuel spillage

and damage to the saw. Make sure the saw in not

exposed to heat or sparks.

Proper clothing

Clothing must be sturdy and snug-tting, but allow com-

plete freedom of movement. Avoid loose-tting jackets,

scarfs, neckties, jewelry, ared or cuffed pants, or anything

that could become entangled with the saw or brush. Wear

overalls or jeans with a reinforced cutting resistant insert

(g. 3).

Protect your hands with gloves when handling saw and

saw chain. Heavy-duty, nonslip gloves improve your grip

and protect your hands.

Wear protective helmet,

eye and ear protection!

Good footing is most important in chain saw work.

Wear sturdy boots with nonslip soles. Steel-toed safety

boots are recommended.

Proper eye protection is a must. Non-fogging, vented

goggles and a face screen is recommended. Their

use reduces the risk of eye and facial injury.

Wear an approved safety hard hat to protect your

head. Chain saw noise may damage your hearing.

Always wear noise protection equipment (ear plugs

or ear muffs) to protect your hearing.

Continual and regular users should have their hearing

checked regularly.

Sawing dry wood can create dust. Use a suitable dust

mask.

Wipe off any spilled fuel before starting your saw and

check for leakage.

Check for fuel leakage while refueling and during opera-

tion. If fuel or oil leakage is found, do not start or run the

engine until leak is xed and spilled fuel has been wiped

away. Clothing with fuel on it has to be changed imme-

diately (this is a danger to your life!).

Avoid skin contact with fuel. Never loosen or remove the

cap of the fuel tank while the engine is running.

Starting

Do not drop start. This method is very dangerous because

you may lose control of the saw (g. 6).

WARNING!

Gasoline is an extremely ammable fuel. Use extre-

me caution when handling gasoline or fuel mix. Do

not smoke or bring any sparks or ame near the fuel

(g. 5).

Fueling instructions

Fuel your chain saw in well ventilated areas or out-

doors. Always shut off the engine and allow it to cool before

refueling. Select bare ground for fueling and move the

chain saw at least 10 feet (3 m) from fueling spot before

starting the engine (g. 5a).

Place the chain saw on rm ground or other solid surface

in an open area. Maintain a good balance and secure

footing. Place your right foot through the rear handle

opening and rmly grasp the front handle with your left

hand (g. 6a).

Be absolutely sure that guide bar and chain are clear of

you or all other obstructions and objects, including the

ground, because when the engine starts in semi-throttle

position, engine speed will be fast enough for the clutch

to engage the sprocket and turn the chain which may

cause a kickback.

Never attempt to start the saw when the guide bar is in

a cut or kerf.

When you pull the starter grip, don’t wrap the starter rope

around your hands. Do not allow the grip to snap back,

but guide the starter rope slowly back to permit the rope

to rewind properly.

Failure to follow this procedure may result in injury to hand

or ngers and may damage the starter mechanism.

10 feet

Chain saw operating instructions

For assembly follow the procedure in the appropriate section

"Mounting Guide Bar and Chain" of this manual. MAKITA

chain, guide bar and sprocket must match each other (see

the appropriate section in this manual).

WARNING!

Proper tension of the chain is extremely important. In

order to avoid false setting the tensioning procedure

must be followed as described in this manual. Always

make sure the hexagonal nut(s) for the sprocket

guard is (are) tightened securely after tensioning the

chain.

Check chain tension once more after having tightened

the nuts and thereafter at regular intervals (always be-

fore starting to work). If the chain becomes loose while

cutting, shut off the engine and then tighten. Never try

to tighten the chain while the engine is running!

Fueling

Your MAKITA saw uses on oil-gasoline mixture for fuel

(see chapter "Fuel" of this manual).

Important adjustments

WARNING!

At correct idle speed, chain should not turn. For di-rec-

tions to adjust idle speed, see the appropriate section

of this operator’s manual.

Do not use a saw with incorrect idle speed adjust-

ment. Adjust the idle speed yourself according to

the appropriate section of this manual.

Have your MAKITA dealer check your saw and make

proper adjustments or repairs.

Check the saw chain tension frequently, especially

just after installing a new chain. New chains may

stretch more during their initial use. A properly ad-

justed saw chain can be pulled freely around the

guide bar by hand without sagging. Always stop

the engine and wear gloves when checking or ad justing

the chain tension.

Working conditions

Operate your chain saw only outdoors. Operate the saw

under good visibility and daylight conditions only.

WARNING!

Take extreme care in wet and freezing weather

(rain, snow, ice). Put off the work when the weather

is windy, stormy or rainfall is heavy. Clear the area

where you are working.

WARNING!

Avoid stumbling on obstacles such as stumps, roots

or rocks and watch out for holes or ditches. Be ex-

tremely cautious when working on slopes or uneven

ground. There is increased danger of slipping on

freshly debarked logs.

Cutting instructions

Always hold the saw rmly with both hands when the en-

gine is running. Place your left hand on the tubular handle

and your right hand on grip and throttle lever. Left-handers

should follow these instructions too.

WARNING!

Do not operate your chain saw in semi-throttle position.

Cutting in this position does not permit the operator

proper control of the saw or chain speed.

WARNING!

Never come too close to a rotating chain with your

hands or body.

WARNING!

Cut wood only. Do not use the chain saw for purposes

not intended. For example: do not use the chain saw

for cutting plastic, masonry, or non-wood building

materials.

Use your chain saw for cutting only. It is not designed

for prying or shoveling away limbs, roots or other

objects.

When sawing, make sure that the saw chain does

not touch any foreign materials such as rocks, nails

and the like (g. 8). Such objects may be ung

off, damage the saw chain or cause the saw to

kickback.

If the chain saw is exposed to force, such as through

impact or falling, inspect the entire chain saw for

proper functioning.

Wrap your ngers tightly around the handles, keeping the

handles cradled between your thumb and forenger (g.

7). With your hands in this position, you can best oppose

and absorb the push, pull and kickback forces of your

saw without having it slip out of your grip (see section of

reactive forces).

Make sure your chain saw handle and grip are in good

condition and free of moisture, pitch, oil or grease.

Always start a cut with the chain running at full speed

and the spike bar in contact with the wood.

When starting a cut, the blade can slip to the side or jump

slightly. This depends on the wood and the condition of

the chain. Therefore, always hold the chain saw with

both hands.

WARNING!

Never use the saw with one hand. You cannot control

reactive forces (see pages 12 to 14) and may lose

control of the saw.

45°

= cutting down area

First clear the tree base and work area from inter -fering

limbs and brush and clean its lower portion an axe (see

g. 18).

When felling, maintain a distance of at least 2 1/2 tree

lengths from the nearest person (see g. 17).

Note:

The noise of your engine may drown any warning call.

Felling instructions:

Plan your work, ensuring an obstacle-free work area and,

in the case of felling, have at least one escape path from

the falling tree prepared in advance.

Then, establish a path of escape and remove all obstacles.

This path should be opposite to the planned direction of

the fall of the tree and at a 45° angle (g. 19).

An alternate path must also be selected. Place all tools

and equipment a safe distance away from the tree, but

not on the escape path.

Then, determine the placement of the felling notch (g.

21). The felling notch when properly placed determines

the direction in which the tree will fall. It is made perpen-

dicular to the line of fall and should be as close to the

ground as possible.

Cut the felling notch to a depth of about one-fth to one-

fourth of the trunk diameter (g. 22). It should be in no case

higher than it is deep. Make the felling notch very care-

fully.

1/10∅

1/5∅

(4cm)

Felling notch

Hinge

Felling cut

Direction of fall

HingeFelling notch

If the tree has large buttress roots, cut into the largest

buttresses vertically rst (horizontally next) and re move

(g. 20).

45°

Second cut

First cut

Begin the felling cut slighty higher than the felling notch

and on the opposite side of the tree (g. 22). Then cut

horizontally through towards the felling notch. Apply the

chain saw with its spikes directly behind the uncut portion

of wood and cut toward the notch (g. 23).

Leave approximately 1/10 of the tree diameter uncut!

This is the hinge (g. 23). Do not cut through the hinge

because you could lose control of the direction of the

fall. Drive wedges into the felling cut where necessary

to control the direction of the fall. Wedges should be of

wood, light alloy or plastic - never of steel, which can

cause kickback and damage to the chain.

Always keep to the side of the falling tree. When the

tree starts to fall, shut off the engine, withdraw the

bar and walk away on the pre-planned escape path.

Watch out for falling limbs.

WARNING!

Be extremely careful with partially fallen trees which

are poorly supported.

When the tree hangs or for some other reason does

not fall completely, set the saw aside and pull the tree

down with a cable winch, block and tackle or tractor.

If you try to cut it down with your saw, you may be

injured.

Sectioning Method

WARNING!

Felling a tree that has a diameter greater than the length

of the guide bar requires use of either the sectioning

or plunge-cut method. These methods are extremely

dangerous because they involve the use of the nose

of the guide bar and can result in kickback.

Only properly trained professionals should attempt

these techniques.

For the sectioning method (g. 24) make the rst cut with

the guide bar fanning in toward the hinge. Then, using the

bumper spike as a pivot, reposition the saw for the next

cut. Avoid repositioning the saw more than necessary.

When repositioning for the next cut, keep the guide bar

fully engaged in the kerf to keep the felling cut straight. If

the saw begins to pinch, insert a wedge to open the cut.

On the last cut, do not cut the hinge.

Plunge-Cut Method

Timber having a diameter more than twice the length of

the guide bar reauires the use of the plunge-cut method

before making the felling cut.

First, cut a large, wide notch. Make a plunge cut in the

center of the notch.

The plunge cut is made with the guide bar nose. Begin

the plunge cut by applying the lower portion of the guide

bar nose to the tree at an angle (g. 25). Cut until depth

of the kerf is about the same as the width of the guide

bar (g. 26). Next, align the saw in the direction in which

the recess is to be cut. With the saw at full throttle, insert

the guide bar in the trunk (g. 27).

Enlarge the plunge cut as shown in illustration (g. 28).

WARNING!

There is an extreme danger of kickback at this point.

Extra caution must be taken to maintain control of

the saw. To make the felling cut, follow the sectioning

method described previously (g. 29).

If you are inexperienced with a chain saw plunge-

cutting should not be attempted. Seek the help of a

professional.

Limbing

Limbing is removing the branches from a fallen tree.

WARNING!

There is an extreme danger of kickback during the

limbing operation. Do not work with the nose of the

bar. Be extremely cautious and avoid contacting the

log or other limbs with the nose of the guide bar.

Do not stand on a log while limbing it - you may slip

or the log may roll.

Start limbing by leaving the lower limbs to support

the log off the ground (g. 30). Always cut from the

top of the limb.

Do not underbuck freely hanging limbs. A pinch may

result or the limb may fall, causing loss of control.

If a pinch occurs, stop the engine and remove the

saw, by lifting the limb.

WARNING!

Be extremely cautious when cutting limbs under

tension. The limbs could spring back toward the

operator and cause loss of control of the saw or

injury to the operator.

Bucking

Bucking is cutting a log into sections.

WARNING!

1. When bucking, do not stand on the log. Make sure

the log will not roll down-hill. If on a slope, stand

on the up-hill side of the log (see g. 31). Watch

out for rolling logs.

WARNING!

2. Cut only one log at a time.

WARNING!

3. Shattered wood should be cut very carefully. Sharp

slivers of wood may be caught and ung in the

direction of the operator of the saw.

WARNING!

4. When cutting small logs, use a sawhorse (g. 32).

Never permit another person to hold the log. Never

hold the log with your leg or foot.

At the end of the cut the weight of the chain saw

will cause it to swing through, since it is no longer

held by the cut. Hold it rmly to control this.

1. Relieving cut�

2. Cross cut�

Tension side�

Pressure side�

1. Relieving cut�

2. Cross cut�

Tension side�

Pressure side�

Maintenance and Repair

Never operate a chain saw that is damaged, improperly

adjusted or not completely or securely assembled.

Follow the maintenance and repair instructions in the

appropriate section of this manual.

WARNING!

Always stop the engine and make sure that the chain

is stopped before commencing any maintenance or

repair work or cleaning the saw. Allow the chain saw

to cool off before doing any maintenance work (burn

hazard)!

When the chain saw is hot, do not cover it (with a

tarp, blanket, newspaper or the like).

Let the chain saw cool down before putting it in a

storage case or vehicle.

Chain saws with catalytic converter take longer to

cool down!

Do not attempt any maintenance or repair work not

described in this manual. Have such work performed

by your MAKITA service shop only.

Maintaining and storing the saw

Keep the chain, bar and sprocket clean and lubricated;

replace worn sprockets or chains.

Keep the chain sharp. You can spot a dull chain when

easy-to-cut wood becomes hard to cut and burn marks

appear on the wood.

Keep the chain at proper tension. Tighten all nuts, bolts

and screws except the carburetor adjustment screws

after each use.

Keep spark plug and wire connection tight and clean.

Store saws in a high or locked place, away from chil-

dren.

The chain protection cover should always be put on.

WARNING!

5. Logs under strain require special attention to pre-

vent the saw from pinching. The rst cut is made

on the compression side to relieve the stress on

the log (see g. 33, 34). The bucking cut is then

made as shown. If the saw pinches, stop the

engine and remove it from the log.

WARNING!

6. Only properly trained professionals should work

in an area where the logs, limbs and roots are

tangled (i. e. a blowdown area, g. 35). Working

in blowdown areas is extremely hazardous.

WARNING!

7. Drag the logs into a clear area before cutting.

Pull out exposed and cleared logs rst.

Denomination of components

1 Handle

2 Filter cover

3 Filter hood clip

4 Tubular handle

Hand guard (release for chain brake)5

6 Mufer with spark arrester screen

7 Spike bar (toothed stop for holding saw

steady against wood)

8 Chain tensioning screw

9 Retaining nuts

1 0 Chain catch

11 Sprocket guard

1 2 Identication plate

1 3 Decompression valve

1 4 Starter grip

1 5 Adjusting screws "S-L-H" for carburetor

16 I/STOP-switch

1 7 Choke lever

1 8 Throttle lever

1 9 Throttle stopper

20 Hand guard

2 1 Fuel tank cap

2 2 Fan housing with starting assembly

2 3 Oil tank cap

2 4 Guide bar

25 Chain

26 Adjusting screw for oil pump (bottom side)

Indicate when ordering spare parts!

Identication plate

Year of manufacture

EA7900P

445.060.655

528.099.684

Makita Corporation, Anjo, Aichi, Japan

Type 038 2016.01

Made in Germany

2 3 41

1126

14 15

16 17

18 19

2324

202122

Serial no.

WARNING:

This chain saw is capable of severe kickback that coult result in serious injury to the user. Do not operate this chain

saw unless you have extraordinary cutting needs and experience and specialized training for dealing with kickback.

Chain saws with signicantly reduced kickback potential are available.

Technical data

Stroke volume cu. in (cm3) 4.4 (72.6) 4.8 (78.5)

Bore inch (mm) 1.97 (50) 2.04 (52)

Stroke inch (mm) 1.45 (37) 1.45 (37)

Max. power at speed hp / rpm 5.4 / 10,000 5.7 / 10,000

Max. torque at speed Nm / rpm 4.5 / 7,000 4.7 / 7,000

Limit speed with guide bar and chain rpm 12,800 12,800

Idling speed rpm 2,500 2,500

Coupling speed rpm 3,200 3,200

Sound Pressure Level at the operator‘s ear

at full load according to ISO 22868 db(A) 103.9 103.9

Carburetor (diaphragm carburetor) Type ZAMA

Ignition system Type electronic

Spark plug Type NGK BPMR 7A

Electrode gap inch (mm) .020 (0.5)

or spark plug Type BOSCH WSR-6F

Fuel consumption at max. load per ISO 7293 kg/h 1.9 2.0

Specic consumption at max. load per ISO 7293 g/kWh 460 460

Fuel tank capacity oz 25.36

Chain oil tank capacity oz 14.20

Mixture ratio (fuel/two-stroke oil)

- when using MAKITA synthetic oil 50:1

- when using other synthetic oils

(oil quality must be JASO FD or ISO-L-EGD)

50:1

Chain brake engages manually or in case of kickback

Sprocket pitch inch 3/8

Number of teeth Z 7

Chain type (see the Extract from the spare-parts list) 099

Pitch / Driving element strength inch 3/8 / .058

Guide bar, length of a cut inch 15 / 18 / 20 / 24 / 28

Guide-bar type (see the Extract from the spare-parts list)

Weight (fuel tank empty, without chain and guide bar) lbs 14.7 14.7

EA7300P EA7900P

Lift the chain ( ) over the sprocket ( ). Using your right hand, guide 65

the chain into the top guide groove on the guide bar ( ).7

CAUTION:

Note that the cutting edges along the top of the chain must

point in the direction of the arrow!

Position the guide bar ( ) and push against the sprocket ( ) as 45

shown by the arrow.

Mounting the guide bar and saw chain

Use the universal wrench delivered with the chain saw for the

following work.

Put the chain saw on a stable surface and carry out the following

steps for mounting the guide bar and saw chain:

Release the chain brake by pulling the hand guard ( ) in direc1-

tion of arrow.

Unscrew retaining nuts ( ).2

Pull off the sprocket guard ( ).3

PUTTING INTO OPERATION

CAUTION:

Before doing any work on the guide bar or chain, always

switch off the engine and pull the plug cap off the spark

plug . Always wear protec-(see "Replacing the spark plug")

tive gloves!

CAUTION:

Start the chain saw only after having assembled it com-

pletely and inspected.

STOP

9 10

6 8

Guide the chain over the chain catch ( ).9

Pull the guide bar as shown by the arrow to take the slack

out of the chain, so that it comes up to the bottom edge of the

guide bar ( ).10

Pull the chain ( ) around the sprocket nose ( ) of the guide bar 68

in the direction of the arrow.

Tightening the saw chain

Slightly lift the end of the guide bar and turn the chain adjusting

screw ( ) to the right (clockwise) until the chain rests against 13

the bottom side of the guide bar.

While still holding up the tip of the guide bar, tighten the retaining

nuts ( ) with the universal wrench.2

NOTE:

Before tightening the chain, loosen the two nuts ( ) slightly.2

Line up the holes in the sprocket guard ( ) with the bolts ( ).311

Turn the chain tensioning screw ( ) until the chain tensioning H/13

bolt ( ) is aligned with the hole in the guide bar.12

Replace the sprocket guard.

Manually tighten the retaining nuts ( ).H/2

STOP

Checking the chain tension

The tension of the chain is correct if the chain rests against

the bottom side of the guide bar and can still be easily turned

by hand.

While doing so the chain brake must be released.

Check the chain tension frequently - new chains tend to get

longer during use!

When checking the chain tension the engine must be switched

off.

NOTE:

It is recommended to use 2-3 chains alternatively.

In order to guarantee uniform wear of the guide bar the bar

should be turned over whenever replacing the chain.

Retightening the saw chain

Loosen the nuts (2) about one turn with the universal wrench.

Raise the tip of the guide bar a little and turn the chain tensioning

screw ( ) to the right (clockwise) until the saw chain is again 13

up against the bottom edge of the guide bar (see circle).

While keeping the tip of the guide bar raised, tighten the nuts

( ) again with the universal wrench.2

Engaging the chain brake (braking)

If the kickback is strong enough the sudden acceleration of the

guide bar combined with the inertia of the hand guard ( ) will 1

automatically actuate the chain brake.

To engage the chain brake , simply push the hand manually

guard ( ) forward (towards the tip of the saw) with your left 1

hand (arrow 1).

Releasing the chain brake

Pull the hand guard ( ) towards you (arrow 2) until you feel it 1

catch. The brake is now released.

Chain brake

The EA7300P and EA7900P comes with an inertia chain brake

as standard equipment. If kickback occurs due to contact of the

guide-bar tip with wood (see SAFETY PRECAUTIONS, page

12, 13), the chain brake will stop the chain through inertia if the

kickback is sufciently strong.

The chain will stop within a fraction of a second.

The chain brake is installed to block the saw chain before

starting it and to stop it immediately in case of an emer-

gency.

IMPORTANT: NEVER run the saw with the chain brake acti-

vated (except for testing, see “Testing chain brake”)! Doing so

can very quickly cause extensive engine damage!

ALWAYS release the chain brake before startin the g

work!

Refuelling

FOLLOW THE SAFETY PRECAUTIONS!

Be careful and cautious when handling fuels.

The engine must be switched off! Allow the chain saw to

cool off before refuelling!

Thoroughly clean the area around the caps, to prevent dirt

from getting into the fuel or oil tank.

Unscrew the cap and ll the tank with fuel (fuel/oil mixture)

or chain oil as the case may be. Fill up to the bottom edge

of the ller neck. Be careful not to spill fuel or chain oil!

Tightly screw on the cap.

After refuelling, clean screw cap, tank and check for le-

kages.

Lubricating the chain

During operation there must always be sufcient chain oil in

the chain-oil tank to provide good chain lubrication. One lling

is sufcient for about one half-hour of continuous operation.

While working make sure there is enough chain oil in the tank.

If necessary, add oil. The engine must be switched off!

waste oil

NEVER USE WASTE OIL

Waste oil is very dangerous for the environment.

Waste oil contains high amounts of carcinogenic substances.

Residues in waste oil result in a high degree of wear and tear

at the oil pump and the sawing device.

In case of damage caused by using waste oil or unappropriate

chain oil the product guarantee will be null and void.

Your salesman will inform you about the use of chain oil.

AVOID SKIN AND EYE CONTACT

Mineral oil products degrease your skin. If your skin comes in

contact with these substances repeatedly and for an extended

period of time, it will desiccate. Various skin deseases may result.

In addition, allergic reactions are known to occur.

Eyes can be irritated by contact with oil. If oil comes into your

eyes, immediately wash them with clear water.

If your eyes are still irritated, see a doctor immediately!

age to the oil pump or other parts.

The next time you use the saw, ll the tank with BIOTOP

chain oil again. In case of damage caused by using waste

oil or unappropriate chain oil the product guarantee will be

null and void.

Your salesman will inform you about the use of chain oil.

STOP

chain oil fuel/oil mixture

Important note on bio-degradable chain oils

If you are not planning to use the saw again for an ex-

tended period of time, empty the oil tank and put in a small

amount of regular engine oil (SAE 30), and then run the

saw for a time. This is necessary to ush out all remain-

ing bio-degradable oil from the oil tank, oil-feed system,

chain and guide bar, as many such oils tend to leave sticky

residues over time, which can cause dam-

Checking the chain lubrication

Never work with the chain saw withoute sufcient chain lubri -

ca tion. Otherwise the service life of the chain and guide bar

will be reduced. Before starting work check the oil level in the

tank and the oil feed.

Check the oil feed rate as described below:

Start the chain saw (see „Starting the engine”).

Hold the running chain saw approx. 6" (15 cm) above a trunk

or the ground (use an appropriate base).

If the lubrication is sufcient, you will see a light oil trace be-

cause oil will be ung off the sawing device. Pay attention to the

direction the wind is blowing and avoid unnecessary exposure

to the oil spray!

Note:

After the saw has been turned off it is normal for residual chain

oil to drip from the oil feed system, the guide bar and the chain

for a time. This does not constitute a defect!

Place the saw on a suitable surface.

To ensure troublefree operation of the oil pump the oil guide

groove at the crank case ( ) and the oil inlet bore in the guide 2

bar ( ) must be cleaned regularly.3

Note:

After the saw has been turned off it is normal for residual chain

oil to drip from the oil feed system, the guide bar and the chain

for a time. This does not constitute a defect!

Place the saw on a suitable surface.

STOP

Adjusting the chain lubrication

The engine must be switched off.

You can adjust the oil pump feed rate with the adjusting screw

( ). The adjusting screw is on the bottom side of the housing.1

The oil pump comes factory-set to a medium feed rate.

To change the feed quantity use a screwdriver and adjust the

adjusting screw in the following way:

• Turn to the right to reduce the feed rate.

• Turn to the left to increase the feed rate.

Even very small adjustments to the adjusting screw ( ) can 1

inuence the oil ow rate. While working make sure there is

enough chain oil in the tank. If necessary, add oil.

Adjustment

range 70°

2 3

Adjusting the carburetor

CAUTION: Carburetor adjustment may only be done by a

specialist MAKITA service center!

Only adjusting screw (S) can be manipulated by the user.

If the saw chain moves in idle (i.e. without the throttle being

pressed), it is imperative to correct the idle speed!

Do not adjust the idle speed until after complete assembly

and testing of the saw!

Idle speed adjustment must only be undertaken when

the engine is warm, with a clean air lter and properly in-

stalled guide bar and chain.

Use a screwdriver (5/32” (4 mm) blade) for idle speed adjust-

ments.

Adjusting the idle speed

Turn adjusting screw S( ) counter-clockwise (unscrew): Idle

speed decreases.

Turn adjusting screw S clockwise( ) (screw in): Idle speed

increases.

Important: If the saw chain still moves during idle even

after you have adjusted the idle speed, do NOT use the

saw. Take it to a MAKITA service center!

SERVICE

B A

Working in winter

In order to prevent carburetor icing in conditions of low tempe-

rature combined with high humidity, and below + 5°C in order

to get up to operating temperature faster, heated air can be

taken from the cylinder.

Remove the lter hood (see „Cleaning air lter“)

Remove the insert ( ) and insert it as shown in position for 10 B

cold-weather operation.

At temperatures above + 5°C the carburetor must NOT be fed

heated air. Failure to follow these instructions can lead to

damage to the cylinder and piston!

At temperatures over +5°C place the insert in position for A

normal operation.

Position A - Normal operation

Position B - Cold-weather operation

Reinstall the lter hood.

MAINTENANCE

Sharpening the saw chain

CAUTION: Before doing any work on the guide bar or chain,

always switch off the engine and pull the plug cap off the

spark plug . Always wear (see "Replacing the spark plug")

protective gloves!

The chain needs sharpening when:

The sawdust produced when sawing damp wood looks like

wood our.

The chain penetrates the wood only under great pressure.

The cutting edge is visibly damaged.

The saw is pulled to the left or right when sawing. This is caused

by uneven sharpening of the chain.

Important: Sharpen frequently, but without removing too

much metal!

Generally, 2 or 3 strokes of the le will be enough.

Have the chain resharpened at a service center when you have

already sharpened it yourself several times.

STOP

Proper sharpening:

CAUTION: Use only chains and guide bars designed for

this saw !(see the Extract from the spare-parts list)

All cutters must be of the same length (dimension a). Cutters

with different lengths result in rough running of the chain and

can cause cracks in the chain.

The minimum cutter length: 0.11"(3 mm). Do not resharpen the

chain when the minimum cutter length has been reached; at

this point, the chain must be replaced (see the Extract from the

spare-parts list and "Replacing the saw chain").

The depth of the cut is determined by the difference in height

between the depth limiter (round nose) and the cutting edge.

The best results are obtained with a depth-limiter depth of

.025" (0.64 mm).

CAUTION: Excessive depth

increases the risk of kickback!

The sharpening angle of 25° must be identical for all cutters!

Different angles result in a roughly, irregularly running chain,

increase wear and tear and cause chain beakage.

The front rake 60° of the cutter results from the cut depth of

the round le. If the proper le is used in the right manner, the

correct front rake will be obtained automatically.

.025"

(0.64 mm)

.025"

(0.64 mm)

min.

3 mm (0.11”)

Files and how to work with them

Sharpen using a special le holder with a saw chain round

le. Normal round les are not appropriate for this work.

See "Accessories" for the order number.

099: File the rst cutter half with a 7/32" (5.5 mm) dia. round

saw-chain le, then switch to a 3/16" (4.8 mm) dia. le.

496: File the cutter with a 7/32" (5.5 mm) dia. round saw-chain

le.

The le should cut only when pushed forwards (arrow). Lift the

le when leading it backwards.

First sharpen the shortest cutter. The length of this cutter is then

the standerd for all other cutters of the chain.

New saw teeth must be led to the exact same shape as the

used teeth, including on their running surfaces.

Always guide the le horizontally (10° to the guide bar).

The le holder makes le guidance easier. It is marked for the

correct sharpening angle of 25° (keep the marks parallel with

the chain when ling, see illustration) and limits the cut depth

to the correct 4/5 of the le diameter. See "Accessories" for the

order number.

4/5

25°

After having sharpened the chain, the height of the depth limiter

must be checked by means of a chain gauge. See "Accessories"

for the order number.

Correct even the smallest excess height with a special at le

( ). See "Accessories" for the order number.1

Round off the front of the depth limiter ( ).2

1 2

6 7

2 3

1011

Cleaning the brake band and sprocket interior

CAUTION: Before doing any work on the guide bar or chain,

always switch off the engine and pull the plug cap off the

spark plug . Always wear (see "Replacing the spark plug")

protective gloves!

CAUTION: Start the chain saw only after having assembled

it completely and inspected.

Remove the sprocket guard ( ) (See "PUTTING INTO OPERA1-

TION" gs. B) and clean the interior with a brush

Remove the chain ( ) and guide bar ( ).32

Unscrew screw ( ) and remove the guide plate ( ).45

Unscrew screw ( ) and remove the brake mechanism cover 6

( ).7

Clean the guide plate ( ) and brake mechanism cover ( ).57

Use a brush to clean the interior, especially the brake mecha-

nism ( ).11

Make sure to leave no residue in the oil guide groove ( )10

NOTE:

The brake mechanism cover ( ) holds the lever ( ) in place. 78

Before putting the cover back on, check the lever for proper

positioning.

First put on the brake mechanism cover ( ) and then the guide 7

plate ( ).5

For replacing the guide bar, chain, and sprocket see "PUTTING

INTO OPERATION - ".AH

After assembly, always check the functioning of the chain

brake (see “Checking the chain brake”)

NOTE:

The chain brake is a very important safety device and like

any other component subject to normal wear and tear.

Regular inspection and maintenance are important for

your own safety and must be done by a MAKITA service

center.

STOP

SERVICE

Replacing the saw chain

CAUTION: Use only chains and guide bars designed for

this saw !(see the Extract from the spare-parts list)

Check the sprocket before mounting a new chain.

Worn out sprockets ( ) may damage the new chain and must 12

therefore be replaced.

Remove the sprocket guard (1) (See „PUTTING INTO OPE-

RATION“ gs. B).

Remove the chain and guide bar.

Remove circlip ( ).13

CAREFUL: The circlip will jump out of the groove unless you

hold it down with your thumb while removing it.

Remove cup-disc ( ).15

Replace the old sprocket ( ) with a new one ( ). For the part 12 16

number consult the “Extract from the spare parts list”.

Assemble the new sprocket, cup-disc and circlip.

For replacing the guide bar, chain, and sprocket see „PUTTING

INTO OPERATION - “.AH

NOTE:

New chains stretch, so check the chain tension frequently (see

“Checking the chain tension”).

Replacing the fuel lter

The felt lter ( ) of the fuel lter can become clogged. 17

It is recommended to replace the fuel lter once every

three months in order to ensure unimpeded fuel ow to the

carburetor.

To remove the fuel lter for replacement, pull it out through

the tank ller neck using a piece of wire bent at one end to

form a hook.

Cleaning the guide bar

CAUTION: Protective gloves must be worn.

Regularly inspect the bearing surfaces of the guide bar for

damage, and clean them with a suitable tool.

5 4

STOP

Cleaning the air lter

CAUTION: To prevent eye injury, always wear eye protection

when cleaning the lter with compressed air!

Do not use fuel to clean the air lter.

Unhook the lter hood clips (1) with the combination tool and

remove the lter hood (2).

Pull out the choke ( ) to prevent dirt particles from getting into 3

the carburetor.

Unhook the air lter retainer (4) by pressing in the direction

shown by the arrow.

Pull the air lter (5) up and out.

IMPORTANT: Cover the intake opening with a clean cloth to

prevent dirt particles from getting into the carburetor.

Choosing the right lter: The eece lter is for use in dry or dusty

conditions. The nylon lter is for use in damp conditions.

Pry apart the top and bottom of the air lter as shown in Fig-

ure.

Cleaning the eece lter: Carefully tap out dust or carefully

blow out dust from the inside with compressed air. Do not

brush the eece, as this will force dirt particles into the fabric.

If the lter is very dirty, it can be washed in lukewarm water

with regular dishwashing detergent. Note that the eece lter

does not need to be cleaned until there is a noticeable loss of

power. If cleaning the lter does not bring an improvement in

performance, it is time to replace it.

Cleaning the nylon lter, the nylon lter in the lter hood

and pre-lter: Use a soft brush or blow out dirt from the inside

with compressed air. If the lter is very dirty, it can be washed

in lukewarm water with regular dishwashing detergent. Clean

frequently (several times a day) when working in very dusty

or dirty conditions. Full engine power is possible only with a

clean air lter!

Note on the pre-lter: 2a The ventilation slots ( ) can be covered

by an additional self-adhesive nylon pre-lter. Before putting

on this lter, clean the area where it will go. This pre-lter is

available as an accessory part.

Let the air lter dry completely.

Put the top and bottom sections back together.

Before assembling the air lter, check the choke ap for any dirt

particles. If there are any, remove them with a brush.

CAUTION: If the air lter becomes damaged, replace im-

mediately! Pieces of cloth or large dirt particles can destroy

the engine!

Put in the air lter ( ) and press down the air lter retainer (54)

evenly with thumb and forenger until it clicks.

Push in the choke ( ) and push the throttle all the way in to 3

deactivate the half-throttle lock.

Put on the lter hood (2 1) and hook in the clips ( ).

Produktspecifikationer

Varumärke:	Makita
Kategori:	Sågmaskin
Modell:	EA7900P
Typ av operation:	Draaiknop
Färg på produkten:	Aluminium
Inbyggd display:	Ja
Timer:	Ja
Bredd:	- mm
Djup:	- mm
Höjd:	- mm
Husmaterial:	Aluminium
Antal hastigheter:	8
Tillgångar:	1500 W
Innehåll behållare/burk:	10 l
Varierande hastighet:	Ja
Blåtand:	Nee
Skålmaterial:	Aluminium
Pulsfunktion:	Ja
AC-ingångsspänning:	220–240 V
AC-ingångsfrekvens:	50 - 60 Hz
Type beeldscherm:	LCD