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Stihl MS 201 C-M User Manual

Stihl MS 201 C-M
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MS 201 C-M
español / EE.UU
100
Si la profundidad de la ranura es menor
que la especificada:
N Sustituya la espada.
De lo contrario las pestañas de los
eslabones impulsores rasparán la parte
inferior de la ranura – los cortadores y
las amarras no viajarán sobre los rieles
de la espada.
Si se nota una pérdida considerable de
la potencia del motor
N Gire el bloqueo giratorio 90° en
sentido contrahorario.
N Retire la envuelta hacia arriba.
N Retire el filtro de aire hacia arriba.
N Lave el filtro en un limpiador
especial STIHL (accesorio especial)
o una solución limpia y no
inflamable (por ejemplo, agua
jabonosa tibia) y séquelo.
INDICACIÓN
No limpie un filtro de fieltro (opcional)
con un cepillo.
Un filtro dañado siempre debe
sustituirse.
Las emisiones de gases de escape son
controladas por el diseño de parámetros
y componentes fundamentales del
motor (por ej. carburación, encendido,
regulación y regulación de las válvulas o
la lumbrera) sin la adición de ningún
equipo importante.
Tipo de
cadena
Paso de
cadena
Profundidad
mínima de
ranura
Picco 1/4 pulg P 4,0 mm
(0,16 pulg)
Rapid 1/4 pulg 4,0 mm
(0,16 pulg)
Picco 3/8 pulg P 5,0 mm
(0,20 pulg)
Rapid 3/8 pulg;
0,325 pulg
0,6 mm
(0,24 pulg)
Rapid 0,404 pulg 7,0 mm
(0,28 pulg)
Limpieza del filtro de aire
0011BA052 KN
0011BA015 KN
Gestión del motor

Table of Contents

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Stihl MS 201 C-M Specifications

General IconGeneral
Idle speed3000 RPM
Motor type2-stroke motor
Chain pitch3/8 \
Blade length400 mm
Product colorBlack, Grey, Orange
Motor speed (max)10500 RPM
Oil tank capacity0.22 L
Fuel tank capacity0.31 L
Engine displacement35.2 cm³
Kickback protectionYes
Engine power2.4 hp
Power sourceGasoline
Sound power level112 dB
Vibration emission3.3 m/s²
Sound pressure level99 dB
Weight and Dimensions IconWeight and Dimensions
Weight3900 g

Summary

Guide to Using this Manual

Pictograms

Explains the meaning of pictograms attached or embossed on the machine.

Symbols in Text

Describes how operating and safety instructions are supported by illustrations and text.

Engineering Improvements

Information on how STIHL continually improves products and handles changes.

Safety Precautions and Working Techniques

The Operator

Details on the operator's physical and mental condition required for safe use.

Proper Clothing

Recommendations for protective apparel to reduce the risk of injury.

Transporting the Chain Saw

Fuel

Fueling Instructions

Guidelines for safe refueling, including location and precautions against fire.

Before Operation

Starting

Holding and Controlling the Chain Saw

REACTIVE FORCES INCLUDING KICKBACK

Kickback

Explanation of kickback occurrence and its dangerous effects.

Chain Saw Kickback Standard

Devices for Reducing the Risk of Kickback Injury

STIHL Quickstop Chain Brake

Details on the chain brake system designed to reduce kickback injury risks.

Low Kickback Saw Chain and Reduced Kickback Bars

Felling

Logs under strain

Precautions when cutting logs under tension to avoid pinching.

Felling Cut for Large Diameter Trees

Sectioning Method

Method for felling large diameter trees requiring sectioning cuts.

Plunge-cut Method

Method for felling large trees using a dangerous plunge-cut technique.

MAINTENANCE, REPAIR AND STORING

Cutting Attachment

Mounting the Bar and Chain

Disengaging the Chain Brake

Procedure to disengage the chain brake for mounting the bar and chain.

Fitting the Chain

Steps for fitting the saw chain onto the guide bar and sprocket.

Tensioning the Saw Chain

Checking Chain Tension

Fueling

Chain Lubricant

Filling Chain Oil Tank

Chain Brake

Locking chain with chain brake

How to lock the chain using the chain brake for safety.

Releasing the chain brake

Procedure for releasing the chain brake before operation.

Winter Operation

Starting / Stopping the Engine

Positions of Master Control Lever

Explanation of the Master Control Lever positions for starting and stopping.

Holding the Saw

Operating Instructions

During the break-in period

Guidance for operating a new machine during its initial break-in period.

During work

Instructions for operating the saw during normal work periods.

Chain cold

How to check chain tension when the chain is cold.

Chain at operating temperature

After finishing work

Steps to take after finishing work, including chain slackening.

Short-term storage

Instructions for storing the machine for short periods.

Long-term storage

Guidelines for storing the machine for extended periods.

Oil Quantity Control

Taking Care of the Guide Bar

Cleaning the Air Filter

M-Tronic

Basic information

Overview of M-Tronic electronic engine management system.

Automatic adjustment

How M-Tronic adapts to extremely changed operating conditions.

Spark Plug

Removing the Spark Plug

Step-by-step guide to removing the spark plug.

Checking the Spark Plug

Rewind Starter

Storing the Machine

Checking and Replacing the Chain Sprocket

Fitting a new chain sprocket

Instructions for fitting a new chain sprocket.

Maintaining and Sharpening the Saw Chain

Sawing effortlessly with a properly sharpened saw chain

Benefits and importance of using a properly sharpened saw chain.

Sharpening and side plate angles

Use a file holder

Guidance on using a file holder for sharpening saw chains.

To check the angles

Methods for checking sharpening and side plate angles.

Proper sharpening

Depth gauge setting

Explanation of depth gauge setting and its impact on cutting.

Lowering the depth gauges

Procedure for lowering depth gauges after sharpening.

Maintenance and Care

Main Parts

Specifications

Cutting Attachments

Details on recommended guide bars, saw chains, and sprockets.

Ordering Spare Parts

Maintenance and Repairs

Disposal

STIHL Incorporated Federal Emission Control Warranty Statement

Not for California

Warranty statement specific to emissions control for non-California regions.

Owner's Warranty Responsibilities

Owner's responsibilities regarding maintenance and warranty claims.

STIHL Incorporated California Exhaust and Evaporative Emissions Control Warranty Statement

For California only

Warranty statement specific to emissions control for California.

Owner's Warranty Responsibilities

Owner's responsibilities regarding maintenance and warranty claims in California.

Limitations

Trademarks

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