Zenoah G3300E User Manual
Specifications and Main Features
- Model Number: G3300EZ
- Engine Type: Two-stroke engine
- Displacement: thirty-two cc
- Rated power: 1.3 kW. 1.75 HP
- IDLE Speed: 2800 rpm
- Fuel Mix Ratio: 50:1 (with Zenoah genuine 2-cycle oil FC grade) / 25:1 (with commercial 2-cycle oil FB grade)
- Chain Oil: SAE #10 W-30 for year-round, SAE #30 to #40 for summer and SAE #20 for winter
- Chain Type: 91VG
- Guide Bar Length: 14" and 16"
- Weight: 4.5 kg (without fuel and lubricant)
- Fuel Tank capacity: 0.4 L
- Oil Tank Capacity: 0.2 L
- Engine Starting: Recoil starter
- Safety Features: Chain brake, throttle interlock, front guard
- Sound Pressure Level: 103 dB(A)
- Vibration Level: 5.7 m/s²
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What type of fuel can I use for the chain saw?
A: You must use a mixture of fuel that has 2-cycle engine oil. Correct mixes are 50:1 with Zenoah genuine 2-cycle oil entitled FB (FC grade) or with 25:1 with 2-cycle oil available to the public.
Q: Which is the appropriate way of switching on the chain saw?
A: In order to start the engine, you need to fill both the fuel tank as well as the chain oil tank, turn the switch to the I position, press the priming bulb until the fuel is primed, pull out the choke knob and finally pull out the starter rope while the unit is on the ground. And attach the unit with ground for better efficiency.
Q: While working with the chain saw, I end up facing a kickback. What do I do?
A: Make sure you keep the saw firmly in both hands, never work in a cluttered area and, make sure you have confirmed that the chain brake is operating as expected. In case a kickback happened, the chains got to the brake that should lock it up on the spot.
Q: As the cut becomes more uneven what should I do with the chain?
A: Replacing there is no need to get a new chain, Make use the sharpened chains whenswhen you start noticing the wooden powder saw dust being formed, while also noticing an increase in the strength needed to cut or noticing the cut not going inline.
Q: After using a chain saw, what checks should I for and maintain?
A: After every use of the chains, lookout for any loose fittings or breakage in the primary parts as well check the air filter, oiling hole, and the guide. Make sure to do regular necessary checks and cleaning to assure maintainence.
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