Instruction Manual

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Table Of Contents

1 Introduction
2 Guide to Using this Manual
- 2.1 Applicable Documents
- 2.2 Symbols used with warnings in the text
- 2.3 Symbols in Text
3 Overview
- 3.1 STIHL HTA 135 Pole Pruner and Battery
- 3.2 Icons
4 Safety Precautions
- 4.1 Warning Symbols
- 4.2 Intended Use
- 4.3 The Operator
- 4.4 Clothing and equipment
- 4.5 Work Area and Surroundings
  - 4.5.1 Pole Pruner
  - 4.5.2 Battery
- 4.6 Safe Condition
- 4.7 Working
  - 4.7.1 Sawing
  - 4.7.2 Limbing
- 4.8 Reactive Forces
- 4.9 Transporting
  - 4.9.1 Pole Pruner
  - 4.9.2 Battery
- 4.10 Storing
  - 4.10.1 Pole Pruner
  - 4.10.2 Battery
- 4.11 Cleaning, Maintenance and Repair
5 Preparing Pole Pruner for Operation
- 5.1 Preparing the Pole Pruner for Operation
6 Charging the Battery, LEDs
- 6.1 Charging the Battery
- 6.2 Displaying State of Charge
- 6.3 LEDs on Battery
7 Assembling the Pole Pruner
- 7.1 Assembling the Pole Pruner
- 7.2 Attaching the clip
- 7.3 Mounting the machine support
- 7.4 Mounting and Removing the Bar and Chain
  - 7.4.1 Mounting the Guide Bar and Saw Chain
  - 7.4.2 Removing the Guide Bar and Saw Chain
- 7.5 Tensioning the Saw Chain
- 7.6 Filling Up with Saw Chain Oil
8 Removing and Fitting the Battery
- 8.1 Inserting the Battery
- 8.2 Removing the Battery
9 Switching Pole Pruning On and Off
- 9.1 Switching on the Pole Pruner
- 9.2 Switching the Pole Pruner Off
10 Checking Pole Pruner and Battery
- 10.1 Checking the Chain Sprocket
- 10.2 Checking the Guide Bar
- 10.3 Checking the Saw Chain
- 10.4 Checking the controls
- 10.5 Checking Chain Lubrication
- 10.6 Testing the Battery
11 Using the Pole Pruner
- 11.1 Adjusting the shaft length
- 11.2 Aligning the clip
- 11.3 Fitting and Adjusting the Shoulder Strap
- 11.4 Holding and Controlling the Pole Pruner
- 11.5 Limbing
12 After Finishing Work
- 12.1 When Work is Finished
13 Transporting
- 13.1 Transporting the Pole Pruner
- 13.2 Transporting the battery
14 Storing
- 14.1 Storing the Pole Pruner
- 14.2 Storing the Battery
15 Cleaning
- 15.1 Cleaning the Pole Pruner
- 15.2 Cleaning the Guide Bar and Saw Chain
- 15.3 Cleaning the Air Filter
- 15.4 Cleaning the Battery
16 Maintenance
- 16.1 Maintenance intervals
- 16.2 Deburring the Guide Bar
- 16.3 Sharpening the Saw Chain
17 Repairing
- 17.1 Repairing the Pole Pruner and Battery
18 Troubleshooting
- 18.1 Troubleshooting Pole Pruner and Battery
19 Specifications
- 19.1 STIHL HTA 135 pole pruner
- 19.2 Chain Sprockets
- 19.3 Minimum Groove Depth of Guide Bars
- 19.4 STIHL AP battery
- 19.5 Sound Values and Vibration Values
- 19.6 REACH
20 Bar and Chain Combinations
- 20.1 STIHL HTA 135 pole pruner
21 Combinations of Carrying Systems
- 21.1 Combinations of Carrying Systems
22 Spare Parts and Accessories
- 22.1 Spare parts and accessories
23 Disposal
- 23.1 Disposing of Pole Pruner and Battery
24 EC Declaration of Conformity
- 24.1 STIHL HTA 135 pole pruner
25 General Power Tool Safety Warnings
- 25.1 Introduction
- 25.2 Work area safety
- 25.3 Electrical safety
- 25.4 Personal safety
- 25.5 Electric power tool use and care
- 25.6 Battery tool use and care
- 25.7 Service

0458-698-0121-A

English

20 Bar and Chain Combinations

20.1 STIHL HTA 135 pole pruner

20 Bar and Chain Combinations

Pitch Drive link

gauge/groove

width

Length Guide bar Number of

teeth, sprocket

nose

Number of drive

links

Saw chain

3/8" P 1.1 mm

25 cm Rollomatic E / Light 04 7 39

61 PMM3 (Type

3610)

30 cm

Rollomatic E Mini /

Light 01

744

Rollomatic E Mini light

/ Light P01

35 cm Rollomatic E / Light 04 7 50

1/4" P 1.1 mm 30 cm

Rollomatic E Mini /

Light 01

8 64 71 PM3 (Type 3670)

The cutting length of a guide bar depends on the pole pruner being used and the saw chain that is mounted. The actual

cutting length of a guide bar may be less than the specified length.