Pioneer 600 User Manual

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GENERAL INFORMATION
If you are a new owner, some of the tenus applied to Power Chain Saws may ne cl
explanation, see (figure 1).
Throughout the- pages following in this operator's Manual, you will find detailed
instruction on the care and maintenance of your chain saw. Adherence to these
instructions will give you better performance, lower maintenance costs and longer
Raw life.
Your Power Saw has received a factory run in, but' the operator should treat th
Saw as any new equipment for a break in period. Let the motor idle to warm up.
Recheck all nuts for correct tension. The operator's initial care will payoff in
longer life.
The following instructions are IMPORTANT and will add to the life of your chain
and efficient operation.
1. Install chain properly, with recommended chain tension. (See figure 5.)
2. Run chain at low speed for almost 5 minutes, giving plenty of OIL durin
period.
Switch off the engine and readjust the chain tension.
Recheck tension often until the chain is fully broken in.
Keep your chain well lubricated during cutting, at all times.
If possible, leave chain in an oil bath overnight. This ensures internal lubri-
cation.
Keep your chain SHARP. A light touch up with the file will prevent the dam a .
caused to cutters and side links by operating with a dull chain.
Study your Chain Pocket Instructor and the information given in your Operator's
Manual. Remember, chain maintenance pays off in both time and money.
This Model carries two sighting points for large timber; one on the Strut and th
second on the Starter Cover.

Pioneer 600 Specifications

General

Brand	Pioneer
Model	600
Category	Chainsaw
Language	English

Summary

GENERAL INFORMATION

Initial Operation and Break-in

Guide on initial use, warming up the motor, and rechecking nuts.

Essential Chain Care

Instructions for proper chain installation, lubrication, and sharpening.

Model Specific Features

Notes the presence of two sighting points for large timber.

PREPARING YOUR CHAIN SAW FOR USE

Assembly Steps

Detailed instructions for attaching the pivot grip, cutter bar, and chain.

FUEL AND LUBRICATION

Fuel Mixture Preparation

Guidelines for mixing gasoline and oil ratios for the engine.

Chain Oiler System

Explanation of the chain oiler reservoir and recommended oil types.

STARTING INSTRUCTIONS

Starting Procedure

Step-by-step guide on how to start the chainsaw motor safely and effectively.

Break-in Period Operation

Advice on operating the saw carefully during the initial hours to prevent wear.

CARBURETOR ADJUSTMENTS

Idle Speed Adjustment

How to adjust the screw controlling the engine's idling speed.

High Speed Adjustment

Procedure for adjusting the fuel mixture for open throttle operation.

Slow Speed Adjustment

Method for adjusting fuel mixture at idling speeds.

Mixture Adjustment Indicators

Signs of rich or lean carburetor mixtures like smoking or stalling.

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Cutting Technique

Guidance on proper cutting methods, pressure, and end-of-cut procedures.

Chain Lubrication During Use

Advice on using chain oil generously and thinning it in certain conditions.

PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE

Daily Checks and Air Filter Cleaning

Daily inspection routine and air filter cleaning process.

Periodic Care and Maintenance

Cylinder and Head Cleaning

Weekly cleaning of cylinder head fins and tightening head nuts.

Exhaust Port Cleaning

Checking and cleaning carbon deposits from exhaust ports.

Muffler Inspection

Checking the muffler for carbon deposits and gasket condition.

Ignition System Check

Inspecting the high tension wire for breaks or wear.

Periodic Care and Maintenance (cont.)

Spark Plug Maintenance

Checking spark plug for fouling, cracks, and adjusting gap.

Magneto System Check

Basic checks for magneto condition via spark plug output.

Carburetor Servicing

Recommendations for carburetor inspection, cleaning, and overhaul.

Clutch Operation

Understanding the automatic clutch and avoiding overloading.

Cutter Bar Maintenance

Ensuring bar cleanliness and checking for wear.

SERVICE DIAGNOSIS

SERVICE DIAGNOSIS (CONT.)

SERVICE DIAGNOSIS (CONT.)

SHARPENING AND JOINTING

Chain Sharpening Technique

Guide on holding the file, angles, and creating a sharp cutting edge.

Importance of Chain Tension

Emphasizing correct chain tension for performance and safety.

KEEP YOUR CHAIN PROPERLY MAINTAINED

Chain Filing Guide

Detailed steps and angles for filing chainsaw chain cutters.

Chain Jointing Procedure

Methods for setting depth gauges for optimal cutting action.

CORRECT JOINT AND CUTTING ACTION

Proper Jointing and Cutting

Description of correct depth gauge setting for smooth operation.

Consequences of Excessive Joint

Explains issues caused by excessive or uneven depth gauge filing.

Problems with Insufficient Joint

Details the effects of insufficient depth gauge setting on cutting performance.

JOINTING

Using Jointing Gauge Method

Step-by-step guide for jointing using a specialized gauge tool.

Using Straight Edge Method

Alternative method for jointing using a straight edge and feeler gauge.

Depth Gauge Types

Illustrates different types of depth gauges used in chains.

BAR AND CHAIN SERVICING

Using the Cutter Bar Tool

Instructions on using a tool for bar groove cleaning and rail adjustment.

CHAIN DIAGNOSIS

CHAIN AND BAR PARTS

Chain Types and Descriptions

Lists different chain types and their recommended uses.

Cutter Bar Parts

Details part numbers and lengths for available cutter bars.

Required Tools

Lists part numbers and descriptions for essential tools.

CLUTCH PARTS LIST

OILER ASSEMBLIES PARTS LIST

STARTER PARTS LIST

CARBURETOR PARTS LIST

GAS TANK ASSEMBLIES PARTS LIST

ENGINE PARTS LIST

MAGNETO PARTS LIST

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Refueling and Operation Safety

Safety measures for refueling, moving the saw, and clearing the work area.

General Safety Guidelines

Essential safety practices during saw operation and maintenance.

WARRANTY

Engine and Chain Warranty Terms

Details the warranty coverage period and conditions for engines and chains.

Service Dealer Consultation

Advice on contacting local dealers for service and expertise.

Ordering Replacement Parts

Instructions on how to specify model, serial, and part details when ordering.