Customer Reviews for WORX - WG322 20V 10" Cordless Chainsaw with Auto-Tension (1 x 2.0 Ah Battery and 1 x Charger) - Black
Customer Rating
5
light weight but powerfull
on June 12, 2021
Posted by: stony
from Belvidere il.
Gender:Male
great for clearing our trails in the woods, put it in the atv box and easy to get at, we have77.6 acres wind storms blow down a lot of trees, while deer hunting, no gas is a great feture.
I bought this saw in mid April and finally used it this past weekend. I loved the weight and ease of use BUT after 2-3 cuts, the chain would fall off. The limbs I was cutting were only 2-3 inches in diameter and as long as the chain stayed in place, the saw worked well. Customer service wait times are ridiculously long so if anyone has any suggestions I’d appreciate the advice. TIA
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
Response from worx.comBy Destynee E, Customer Experience , June 2, 2021
Thank you for your question. One way to help alleviate the issue is to take the bar and chain off of the tool, then reassemble it to make sure it tightly in place. After you place the bar and chain on the tool, pull the bar outwards (away from the motor) and then start twisting the auto tension knob. As you tighten the knob, lift the tip of the bar at a slight upwards angle. Once fully tightened, let go of the bar and check the tension in the chain. Tipping the bar at an upward angle as you tighten it allows for added tension and typically resolves any issues with the chain popping off. I will also send you an email with additional troubleshooting steps, just in case, this does not solve it for you.
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