The chain came off. I can't find the manual. How do you put the chain back on?
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Easy. Take the side cover off. After making sure that there are no burrs on the chain ( if there are, they must be filed off, or the chain will not fit back in the bar track.), just fit the chain on the bar, starting at the nose. I found this to be easier if you have the bar facing straight up. Wear gloves! Fit the chain into the grove all the way down to the sprocket, then over the sprocket. If the chain is too tight, you may adjust the tension by turning the adjustment screw located in the middle of the inside of the bar. Turn it clock-wise or reverse as needed. Remember: After you have the chain on and the cover replaced, adjust the tension screw until only one tooth can be pulled clear of the chain and the chain can be pulled easily by hand around the bar.
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As pipernoter wrote, get manual PDF from worx website. Unscrew locking knob to take tension off chain. Remove locking plate and remove loose chain from sprocket; you're just doing manual assembly instructions in reverse order. Then follow instructions in original order to reassemble with new chain.
927813
The chain is not aligned. You need to buy a chain alignment tool. Also make sure the chain isn't too tight - should be at least an inch of play on the chain
1393819
Loosen bolts on side & adjust w/ screwdriver in front of chain. Hope this helps.
1333973
raymond, hope this helps U. Take the cover off at the 2 nuts where the bar fits, Re-track the bar back. now thread the chain around the sprocket and the slot on the bar, make sure the chain points in the right direction, now adjust the bar forward until reaching the proper tension . let me know that this is successful for U
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some times the clutch is froze take the plate off oposite of the chain in side remove the screw then the clutch plate remove spark plug i use clothes line push in cylider to stop motor from turnig turn the thee pins from the clutch untill it lets go it will be free and ready i forgot sqeese cluth and lock it another way for more info go to enginesonline.com they have step by step pictures
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Dennis, first you take off the two nuts on the black chain cover and remove it. Then you spread the handles out so that you have access to the chain gear and the space between the guards and the chain and chain bar. I use a flat head screwdriver to clean all the debris out of the inside of the saw. Be sure you unplug your saw before you start working on it and be sure to add oil in the tiny oil holder. I also put some oil on the chain and chain bar too. It is a great little saw. frank B.
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Put it in its highest gear front and back. Flip the bike upside down and unhook the cable. Adjust H (high limit) screw until the the chain comes off the derailer in perfect alignment with the sprocket. Turn crank slowly and look closely through the chain link as if meets the chain. Pull the cable snug by hand without moving the derailer and tighten. Test ride it through the gears. If it doesn't want to go to 7 put it back in high and see if cable is tight. If so screw the barrel adjuster on derailer in. If it isn't tight adjust the high limit screw again. If doesn't want to shift to first simply screw the barrel adjuster out ward. Once you get them all working keep it all clean and lubed as well as tweak and adjust as needed.
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Mine arrived without a manual too. Lucky for me, I saw a jeweler take the back off one of my watches so I figured it out. The only recommendation I have is www.youtube.com or search the net for info or an owner's manual. Good luck.
685998
good luck it is a pos. I haven't had any luck with this machine. chain constantly comes off.
2066971
The chain only comes off after repeated use. Directions call for tightening every so many cuts. That's good guidance, and will probably stop the problem!
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I just screwed the chain to the bracket. Later on the key fell off so I don't use it anymore.
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Yes you have to play around a little as i did. I switch out the sprockets on mine. That`s just that my chain is two links short, but it should work well. Remember i used my old sprockets, just clean and grease them.
1952247
Need to check tension,see Instructions. Chain needs to be on sprocket all the way also.
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I had some problems getting the thing apart too. I uploaded a picture with instructions. Hold the lowest part of the base in one hand, and then unscrew the ring counterclockwise to get it apart. From some of the answers I've seen to questions, there must be different models being sold under the same name. I was able to to unscrew everything by hand (there's no Allan wrench needed).
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You may have to replace the skewer, I bought one for $10 at local bike shop as the one that came on the bike was too large to fit into quick release. When replacing lock the rear brakes on the bike and remove/insert the skewer, then the chain will not move.
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Mine came with the mounting bracket with spacers for different diameter frames. Yes you have to take apart the chain to get the old one off and new one on. It sound like it just needs to be adjusted to go out further or the deraileur is mounted to low. I hope I was able to help.