My Remington electric chainsaw will not start

SOURCE: oil

While Bar Chain oil will probably work, the owners manual (sitting in front of me) on page 9 says to "use SAE #30 motor oil". This is the owners manual for Models: M12510US, M15012US, M15014US, M15014AS, M30016US, M30016AS, M30016AW, M35016UW, M35016AW. Remington Electric Chain Saw

steve

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• Posted on Jun 02, 2009

SOURCE: Remove range cover on remington chainsaw Model LD4018Aw

this web site has partsbreak downs.................http://www.masterparts.net/ hope this hepls,let me know

SOURCE: No manual for Remington electric chainsaw. What oil do I use?

Here is a link to the owner's manual you requested... http://12.153.20.74/manuals/122503-01A.PDF. This one should work for you. According to the manufacturer, Use SAE 30 motor oil for best results. (For temperatures below 30° F, use SAE 10. For temperatures above 75° F, use SAE 40.) DO NOT use Bar & Chain oil. If you have additional questions you may want to contact Master Distributors at 800-446-1446. I hope this helps!

SOURCE: Remington electric chainsaw is leaking oil. How

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http://www.desaparts.com/index.htm

• Type "YourModelNo" into the "Model #:" window, then clicked search.
• Click the YourModelNo - Remington Electric Chain Saw "View Model" link.
• Click "View Illustrated Parts Breakdown"

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SOURCE: how to put chain on remington electric chainsaw

Remove the side cover over the chain drive area. Remove the bar and clean the entire mounting area. Run the saw for a few moments to assure that oil is oozing out of the side port where the bar mounts. Lay the chain out on a bench or table and inspect it for sideways bending, damaged or missing links/teeth, and deformed drive teeth. Inspect the drive sprocket for damage as well. Clean the oil passages in the bar end including the two channels that go out to the chain groove. If all looks well, place the bar back into position and push it back. Fit the chain over the sprocket, then work it over the bar and pull the bar out to tighten the chain. Fit the cleaned cover over the case and make sure the adjustment tang drops into one of the large holes in the bar end--you may have to back off the adjustment screw several turns first. Fit the cover and tighten the mounting hardware finger tight. Make sure the chain cuts toward you on the bottom run. Tighten the adjustment screw until the chain pulls up to the lower bar edge, but still allows the chain to be moved by hand. Tighten the cover hardware and recheck the chain tension. Run the tip of the bar near some cardboard for a few moments--it should throw off a thin line of oil on the cardboard. Make sure the chain is properly sharpened. Hope this helps!