20 Most Recent Remington 16" Electric Chain Saw Questions & Answers

check oil lines and when storing saw stand on end or on side blade up.. vote if'n i was of help.. remember BUY USA MADE PRODUCTS.. Jay

your clutch is bad and how old is this saw if it is too old it would not be worth fixing

should be a 5/32 file

I assume you are asking about the oil for the chain. Any good quality "Bar and Chain Oil" will do fine. Do not use motor oil you use in your car engine as it will not properly lube the chain and will result in quicker dulling and early demise of the chain.

You can get the "Bar and Chain Oil" at most hardware stores or Farm Supply stores.

You need an AC voltmeter to trace the problem with the switch. It can also be a bad motor brush/spring--these saws are great for killing motor brushes, and there are virtually no replacements available as Remington has ceased saw operations. If it is a bad brush, visit an electrical tool shop to see if they have something that will work from a different brand of tool. Good luck!

Not that I know off. But it could be. look at the owner's manual to find out. Since it is electric, it may have one . It could also be the switch . So look at that possibility too. Try different cords and different outlets to make sure it is not one of these.

If you can't move the chain around the bar it is too tight.Back off the tension.Put on some gloves and see if it will move. If it was so loose that it came off the driver links could have been damaged and you will need to replace the chain because the drivers have burs on the side of them and are to wide to slide in the grove of the bar

probably Metric.. go to a hardware store with the saw and get one that fits

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