the oil is not getting though to the chain ! is the feed gravity or pumped ? the only number I can find on the saw is PD2151500737

George, January 2014

Ignore the advice from m, no wonder his chain blunts quickly if he listens to his own advice!

Richard, March 2014

My chain stops when it starts to cut? just like the cluch is slipping? help

stuart, February 2014

I agree, check the oil holes.

Cooking Oil? Rubbish I'm afraid, use proper chain oil.

T, February 2014

NEVER use (ANY) oil, only the commended oil as it will wear the bar, as for the oiler take the chain and bar off and check that the groove is clean where the chain runs, there are 2 small holes for the oil to feed the chain check that they are clear.

cg, January 2014

make sure that the oil ports are not blocked, (WITH THE CHAIN SAW OFF) take the side cover off and see if there is any sawdust blocking them. i work in the parks, and i allways use cooking oil for keeping the chain cool, its is finer and works fine, and no it wont go up on fire, or cook chips, the problem with electric chainsaw, is the blades go blunt very fast,, see if you can pick up a top end chain for it, or get the right size file to sharpen the old blade, all chainsaw blades will go blunt even if they tip off the ground/clay when running.

m, January 2014