Stihl MS 18, MS 170 Servise Manual

Setup and Service Procedures for the
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MS 170, MS 180 Chain Saw
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Introduction
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The MS 170, MS 180 chain saw has a 2-cycle engineSTIHL assigns a 4 digit series number to every productThe MS 170, MS 180 is assigned the 1130 series number
The 1130 series of saw was introduced to the market in
1995 as an 017, and then in 1998 the 018 was added
In 2002 the model designation changed from 017 to MS
170, and 018 to MS 180
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Specifications
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MS 170 MS 180
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Engine Displacement 30.1 cc (1.8 cu.in) 31.8 cc(1.9 cu. in.)Engine Power 1.3 kW (1.7bhp) 1.5kW (2.0 bhp)Weight 3.9 kg (8.6 lbs) 4.0 kg (8.8 lbs.)Fuel Capacity 250 cc (8.5 oz.)Chain Oil Capacity 145 cc (4.9 oz.)Recommended OILOMATIC® Chain 3/8” PMM3Guide Bar Lengths Available 12” to 16”
Engine Idle Speed 2800 RPMWide Open Throttle 14,000 RPM (with bar and chain installed)
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Become Familiar With the Controls
Master Control Lever™
A single lever
operating the choke, throttle lock and on-off switch
0 = OffI = Ignition onWarm Start
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Cold Start
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Starting Features
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The MS 170 is equipped with a
standard starter mechanism, and with 2 bar nuts holding the bar in place
The MS 180 C-B has the
Toolless Quick Chain Adjuster (QCA) for fast and easy chain and bar install and adjustment
The MS 180 C-BE also has the
Easy2Start™ starter mechanism which allows starting with less effort at a lower cranking speed
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Starting Features
The MS 180 C-B has the standard starter mechanism, which
requires a brisk pull on the rope to it’s full extension to start the engine
The MS 180 C-BE has the Easy2Start™ starter mechanism,
which allows starting by simply pulling out the rope slow and easy, winding the auxiliary spring which then spins the motor over to start it
Notice that the MS
180 C-BE has a deeper recoil
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housing and the handle extends out slightly farther for clearance
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Kickback!!!
Kickback occurs when the moving saw chain near the upper quadrant of the bar nose contacts a solid object or is pinched
The greater the force of the kickback reaction, the more difficult it becomes for the operator to control the saw
Chain and Bar Color Code Marking
STIHL saw chain will have a green
or yellow tie strap to indicate if the chain is low-kickback or other than low-kickback
The bar will have two green or
yellow dots on the powerhead end of the bar to identify if the bar is a reduced kickback bar or not
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Install the Bar and Chain
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STIHL recommends the use of reduced
kickback bars and low kickback chains on all STIHL chain saws
Yellow bar and chain combinations are for
trained professionals with extraordinary cutting needs
Be sure the bar and chain are within the
recommended length for the model of saw being assembled
Always wear gloves when handling saw
chain to protect your hands from the sharp cutters
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Install Bar & Chain: Quick Chain Adjuster
Install the tensioning gear and fasten the screw securelyThe bar can be installed with the STIHL logo facing up or
down; periodically the bar should be flipped to spread the wear over both edges of the bar
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Install Bar & Chain
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Make sure the cutters on top of the bar are facing away from
the powerhead!
WRONG
WRONG
CORRECT
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Quick Chain Adjuster (QCA)
The QCA allows the user to adjust the
chain tension without tools
Loosen the wing nut
Rotate the
adjusting wheel
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Tighten the wing nut
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Install Bar & Chain
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If the saw does not have a QCA simply remove the 2 bar nuts,
install the bar and chain, making sure the adjusting pin is in the hole in the bar
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Install Bar & Chain
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Install the cover and the 2 nuts leaving them just snug against
the cover
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Chain Adjustment
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The 1130 saws have a front
chain tensioner
Most STIHL chain saws have a
side chain tensioner that is more convenient to use
Saws come with a combination
wrench, commonly referred to as a “Scrench”, to make bar and chain service easy to do
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Install Bar & Chain
Adjust the chain tension with the “Scrench” by holding up on
the nose of the bar, tightening the chain tension screw, then tightening the nuts
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Correct Chain Tension
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With the chain brake
disengaged, pull the chain through from the top side and it should rotate freely without any slack appearing
If the chain goes from
tight to loose the sprocket and chain may not be of the same pitch, or the sprocket and chain may have excessive wear and no longer have the same pitch
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Correct Chain Tension
Regardless of bar
length, check for correct chain tension by pulling up on the chain at the center of the bar
The tension is correct
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when the bottom of the drive link will just clear the bar groove
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Cutterless Chain for Service
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For any chain saw, to properly tune the carb or verify running
RPM at idle and wide open throttle a bar and chain should be installed
Cutterless chains are available to provide a safe way for the
service technician to do this without fear of the chain coming into contact with anything
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Chain Brake
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All Current Models of STIHL Chain Saws are Equipped with the STIHL Quickstop® Chain Braking System
The chain is stopped and locked when the hand guard is
pushed toward the guide bar nose by the left hand – or when the brake is activated by enough inertia in certain kickback situations
Brake
Brake
Band
Band
Engaged
Disengaged
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Starting the 1130 Saw
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Fill the tank with 89
octane brand name fuel with STIHL two-stroke oil mixed at a 50:1 ratio, or use STIHL MotoMix
Add bar oil to the oil tank
for chain lubrication
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Starting the 1130 Saw
Push down on the interlock
on the top of the handle and then squeeze the throttle all the way open and hold it
Place the Master Control
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Lever™ in the full choke position, down to the #1 position
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Instruction Manual Directions for Safely
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Starting a Chain Saw
(Never Drop Start a Chain Saw!)
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First Time Start-Up
When the engine starts, commonly referred
to as a “false start”, move the Master Control Lever™ up to #2, to open the choke and then pull the rope again
The engine should start and run at fast idleQuickly “blip” the throttle to release the
engine from the fast idle position
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First Time Start-Up
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If a saw is left in the fast idle position with the chain brake
engaged for even a very short period of time it may overheat the clutch and chain brake components and possibly ruin the tank housing as well
To stop the engine raise the Master Control Lever™ to the 0
(off) position, #4 in the picture
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First Time Start-Up: Warm Up
After the engine has started and the chain brake has been
released, slowly squeeze the throttle about half way open and then slowly release it back to idle
Do this several times, for at least 20 seconds, to completely
purge any remaining air from the carburetor circuits and to allow the chain lubrication pump time to prime the system with bar and chain oil
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Never allow any chain saw engine to run at full throttle without
a load, regardless if it is new or broken-in, for more than a few seconds
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Bar & Chain Oiler Check
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Carefully hold the
tip of the bar over a piece of wood or cardboard
Run the saw at half
throttle and verify that a line of bar and chain lubricant is being slung off the end of the bar
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Factory Testing of All STIHL Products
Every engine manufactured by STIHL has been started and
operated in a test cell
The test cell makes carburetor adjustments and verifies
that the engine runs properly at idle, acceleration, and at full throttle under load
The test cell measures the running performance and
emissions and verifies that they are within acceptable parameters
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All the dealer needs to do is service the unit and verify it is
ready for the customer to operate it
It is extremely rare that a new unit will need any major
adjustments or repair
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