Technical Information · issue 33 of 1999
E 140 with overload circuit breaker
Model E 140 Chainsaws - Series 1208
IssueTI 33/1999
Part changes (1)
| Was | Becomes | What the bulletin says |
|---|---|---|
| 1208 790 1011 | 1208 790 1015 | 5 The previous handle housing 1208 790 1011 (E 140 only) has been deleted and replaced by 6 handle housing 1208 790 1015 which is already available for model E 180 C. |
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Technical Information
33.1999
Model E 140 Chainsaws - Series 1208
E 140 with overload circuit breaker
Model E 140 chainsaws from serial number
1 43 792 970 will be equipped with an overload 1 3
circuit breaker the same as that installed in model
E 180 C. 2 2 1
3 K
The overload circuit breaker interrupts the power 1 1 2
supply to the saw in the event of a mechanical
overload. 2
4
A mechanical overload occurs if, for example, the
motor speed is “lugged down” by the operator using
excessive feed force or the chain being pinched in
the cut. 5
The previous handle housing 1208 790 1011
(E 140 only) has been deleted and replaced by 6
handle housing 1208 790 1015 which is already
available for model E 180 C.
100TI006 KN
5
Service note
7
The overload circuit breaker can be backfitted to . Connect overload circuit breaker as shown in
older machies: the wiring diagram
1 Trigger switch
3 Overload circuit breaker
4 Chain brake switch
ø 11 mm 5 Brush holder with carbon brush
6 Rotor
7 Stator
100TI000 KN
. Drill hole from inside the handle housing
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Summary
Item Part Name Previous New Rem.
1 Overload circuit breaker 120 V, 1400 W --- 1208 430 1500
2 Handle housing 1208 790 1011 1208 790 1015 1) 2)
3 Packing ring --- 1206 435 8000 2)
4 Wire 1208 440 1900 --- 1)
5 Wire 1208 440 1905 --- 1)
Modification to be introduced from serial number 1 43 792 970
Remarks
1) Previous version of part no longer available from factory
2) Part already available for E 180 C
Note
If the overload circuit breaker has interrupted the
power supply:
. Pull the guide bar out of the cut
. Wait for the overload circuit breaker to cool
down
. Disengage the chain brake if necessary, see
chapter “Chain Brake” in owner’s manual
. Press in button of overload circuit breaker as far
as stop.
If the motor does not start when you switch on,
you can assume the overload circuit breaker
has not cooled down sufficiently.
Wait a little longer and then press in the button
again as far as stop
As soon as the saw runs:
. Allow the saw to run off-load for about 15
seconds. This helps cool the motor windings
and prevents the overload circuit breaker being
tripped again
Last Technical Information on models E 140, E 180 C: 02.97
© 1999 Andreas STIHL AG & Co. Technical Documentation
Waiblingen D1/MTK-st 6649
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