Chainsaw Overheating? Find the Heat Before Repair
If a petrol chainsaw overheats or smokes, stop cutting, let it cool, and first locate the heat: at the engine and cooling-air path, or at the chain and guide bar. That observation determines the safe next check; it does not prove a fuel, carburetor, exhaust, or ignition fault. Illustrative preparation scene. Cover fasteners, cleaning access and service limits must come from the exact saw manual.
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