Diamond Products CC6566 - Manual (Page 42)

In-Line Fuel Filter
Replace the in-line fuel filter every 250 to 500 hours
depending on the amount of sediment in the filter.
Figure 68 In-Line Fuel Filter
Replacing the In-Line Fuel Filter
1. Turn off the engine.
2. Lower the saw so the engine is level.
3. Place a drainage tray below the fuel hoses and
in-line fuel filter.
4. Remove the clamps, one on each side of the in-
line fuel filter, from the hoses. Excess fuel may
release from the hoses.
5. Point the arrow on the new filter toward the
engine and place the rear hose onto the rear
end of the filter. Push the hose tightly up
against the edge of the filter.
6. Place one hose clamp next to the filter (on the
rear hose) and tighten the clamp to secure the
hose and filter.
7. Place the front hose onto the front end of the
filter. Push the hose tightly up against the edge
of the filter.
8. Place one hose clamp next to the filter (on the
front hose) and tighten the clamp to secure the
hose and filter.
9. Dispose of the used fuel and filter according to
city, state, and federal regulations.
Oil and Fuel Lines
Regularly check the oil and fuel lines for damages
and/or leaks and service as necessary. Refer to
engine operator’s manual.
Storing
Complete the tasks listed below prior to storing the
saw for longer time frames:
 Lower the saw completely to remove strain on
the lifting mechanism.
 Turn off all switches and controls.
 Remove the battery from the saw and store it in
a proper location, out of reach for children.
 Drain the fuel tank and fuel lines.
 Disconnect the water supply hose, open both
water valves, and blow compressed air through
the horizontal hose fitting on the left water valve
to drain water from the saw.
 Use a wire brush to clean the blade guard water
tubes and rinse them out with a hose.
 Refer to the engine manual for information on
proper engine care when storing the saw.
 Clean the saw and store it in a dry area, out of
reach from children.
Disposal
Properly dispose of the saw when it’s no longer
repairable, and/or contains safety hazards not
worth repairing and/or maintaining. Complete the
tasks listed below to properly dispose of the saw
when discontinuing usage:
 Drain all fluids from the saw and dispose
according to city, state, and federal regulations.
 Remove the battery from the saw and bring it to
a recycling facility. Many battery retailers accept
old batteries as well.
 Secure the saw in a truck/trailer and transport it
to a salvage yard for appropriate disposal.
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