I get the purpose of this thread and again, I thank you. I guess I just can't wrap my head around why anyone would want to spend $200 on a 62cc saw, which has to be torn down and worked on before they're even run. You believe the saw you described, with the questionable bar and chain and poor fitting plastics and factory defective filter is really worth $200? If you didn't have the money and were in dire need of a 60cc saw, you could do a whole lot better with a used saw. And no, I don't need to actually hold or run that Chi-com POS to know that. Now, if you could get that same saw for around $40, and get someone to throw in a real bar and chain, that might be different.
My guess is if the thing is still running after it's first tank, and if the chain hasn't come apart and injured someone, you'll be spending at least another $60-$65 on a GOOD bar and chain. Making your initial investment around $275 for a tool, that according to your postings, doesn't seem very capable, unless of course, you only intended to start it up a couple of times in the garage. Again, If it was only $40, or so, different story.
BTW, the AM parts I have had to clean up were being put on "dead" saws, not new ones like yours.