1. Introduction
Thank you for choosing the Mellif 6-Inch Chainsaw Replacement Chain. This manual provides essential information for the safe and effective installation, operation, and maintenance of your new chainsaw chains. These chains are specifically designed for the Mellif 6-Inch CS-DCB20 Chainsaw (ASIN: B0BC32SZ16 B0BC3TCMPZ).

Each package contains two high-quality replacement chains, ensuring you have a spare ready for continuous work. The chains are crafted from Japanese imported wear-resistant steel, designed for durability and smooth cutting performance.

2. Specifications
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Chainsaw Replacement Chain |
| Compatibility | Mellif 6-Inch CS-DCB20 Chainsaw |
| Bar Length | 6 Inch |
| Gauge | .050" |
| Pitch | 3/8" LP |
| Drive Links | 37 |
| Quantity | 2 pieces per pack |
| Material | Japanese Imported Wear-Resistant Metal |
| Structure | Tooth Chain |
| Special Features | Deep quenching process for sharp and smooth cutting, heat-treated and quenched rivets for stronger connections, withstands high temperature. |
| DIY Supplies Category | Electrical |
| Package Weight | 0.4 kg |
| Package Dimensions | 10 cm (Length) x 10 cm (Width) x 5 cm (Height) |

3. Setup and Installation
The Mellif 6-Inch CS-DCB20 Chainsaw features a tool-free chain tensioning and bar tightening knob, making chain replacement quick and easy. Always ensure the chainsaw is powered off and the battery is removed before attempting any installation or maintenance.
3.1 Tool-Free Chain Installation Steps
- Step 1: Remove Cover
Pull out the cover handle, then spin the knob counter-clockwise to loosen it. Carefully remove the housing cover from the chainsaw. - Step 2: Remove Fixator
Locate the triangular fixator piece and gently take it out. - Step 3: Replace Chain and Bar
Push the guide bar slightly to release tension, then carefully take the old chain and guide bar out. Position the new replacement chain onto the guide bar, ensuring the cutting teeth are facing the correct installation direction (refer to Figure 3 for visual guidance). Re-insert the guide bar with the new chain into the chainsaw housing. Place the triangular fixator back into its position. - Step 4: Secure Cover and Tension
Place the housing cover back onto the chainsaw. Spin the lock switch knob clockwise tightly to secure the cover and tension the chain appropriately. Ensure the chain is snug but can still be moved by hand without excessive slack.

3.2 Video Guide
For a visual demonstration of the installation process, please refer to the official product video:
Video 1: Demonstration of the Mellif chainsaw in operation, which also shows the chain in use.
4. Operating Instructions
Once the new chain is correctly installed and tensioned, ensure the chainsaw's battery is fully charged and securely inserted. Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) including safety glasses, gloves, and hearing protection when operating the chainsaw.
- Pre-Operation Check: Before each use, inspect the chain for proper tension, sharpness, and any damage. Ensure all components are securely fastened.
- Starting the Chainsaw: Follow the specific starting procedure for your Mellif CS-DCB20 Chainsaw model. Typically, this involves engaging the safety switch and pressing the trigger.
- Cutting Technique: Hold the chainsaw firmly with both hands. Allow the chain to reach full speed before engaging with the material. Cut with a smooth, controlled motion. Avoid forcing the saw, as this can lead to kickback or damage to the chain and motor.
- Safety: Be aware of your surroundings, potential kickback zones, and maintain a stable footing. Never operate the chainsaw above shoulder height.
The video in Section 3.2 also provides a visual reference for the chainsaw's operation.
5. Maintenance
Proper maintenance extends the life of your chainsaw chain and ensures safe operation.
- Chain Tension: Regularly check and adjust chain tension. A properly tensioned chain should be snug against the guide bar but still allow you to pull it around the bar by hand. Too loose, and it can derail; too tight, and it can cause excessive wear and overheating.
- Lubrication: Ensure your chainsaw's automatic oiler (if equipped) is functioning correctly and filled with appropriate bar and chain oil. Proper lubrication is crucial to reduce friction and heat.
- Cleaning: After each use, clean the chain and guide bar to remove sawdust, sap, and debris. A stiff brush and a mild detergent can be used. Ensure the chain is dry before storage.
- Sharpening: A sharp chain is essential for efficient and safe cutting. Sharpen the chain regularly using a suitable round file or a chain sharpener designed for 3/8" LP pitch chains. If you are unsure, consult a professional.
- Storage: Store replacement chains in a dry, clean environment to prevent rust. When storing the chainsaw, ensure the chain is clean, tensioned correctly, and lightly oiled.
6. Troubleshooting Common Issues
Here are some common issues you might encounter with your chainsaw chain and how to address them:
- Chain Not Cutting Efficiently:
Possible Cause: Dull chain, incorrect chain tension, or insufficient lubrication.
Solution: Sharpen the chain, adjust tension (refer to Section 5), or check oiler and oil level. - Chain Derails from Guide Bar:
Possible Cause: Chain too loose, worn guide bar, or damaged drive links.
Solution: Adjust chain tension (refer to Section 5). Inspect the guide bar for wear and replace if necessary. Check chain for damaged links and replace the chain if found. - Excessive Smoke or Overheating:
Possible Cause: Insufficient lubrication, dull chain, or chain too tight.
Solution: Check oiler and oil level. Sharpen the chain. Adjust chain tension (refer to Section 5). - Chain Jumps or Catches During Cutting:
Possible Cause: Dull chain, damaged teeth, or improper cutting technique.
Solution: Sharpen or replace the chain. Review proper operating techniques (refer to Section 4).
7. User Tips
- Keep a Spare: Always have a sharpened spare chain on hand. This allows for quick changes in the field and minimizes downtime.
- Cleanliness is Key: Regularly clean the area around the drive sprocket and guide bar groove. Accumulation of sawdust and debris can affect chain movement and tension.
- Listen to Your Saw: A well-maintained and sharp chain will cut smoothly with minimal effort. If the saw is struggling or vibrating excessively, stop and inspect the chain and tension.
- Proper Storage: When storing chains for extended periods, clean them thoroughly, apply a light coat of oil to prevent rust, and store them in their original packaging or a dedicated chain case.
8. Warranty and Support
Mellif is committed to providing high-quality products. For specific warranty information regarding your chainsaw replacement chains, please refer to the documentation provided with your original Mellif chainsaw purchase or contact Mellif customer support directly. Keep your purchase receipt as proof of purchase.
For technical assistance or further inquiries, please visit the official Mellif website or contact their customer service department.





