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General| Engine Displacement | 53.2 cm³ |
|---|---|
| Vibration Damping | Yes |
| Bar Length | 38-50 cm |
| Fuel Tank Volume | 0.5 l |
| Oil Tank Volume | 0.3 l |
| Chain Pitch | 3/8" |
| Chain Gauge | 0.05 in |
Lists warning symbols related to the chainsaw's operation and safety.
Explains symbols used within the manual for guidance and instructions.
Welcomes the customer and introduces the Jonsered product and its benefits.
Identifies and labels the various parts of the chain saw.
Essential checks and information before operating a new chain saw for the first time.
Crucial safety advice regarding fatigue, alcohol, drugs, and unauthorized modifications.
Emphasizes situational awareness, capability assessment, and seeking expert advice.
Lists essential personal protective gear for chain saw operation.
Explains the function and importance of the machine's built-in safety features.
Details the function of the chain brake and front hand guard for safety.
Explains the throttle lockout mechanism and its function.
Describes the function of the chain catcher in preventing injuries.
Explains the purpose of the right hand guard.
Details the system designed to reduce vibration during operation.
How to use the stop switch to turn off the engine.
Explains the muffler's function and safety warnings.
Guidance on choosing and maintaining cutting equipment for safety and performance.
Details how specific cutting equipment features reduce kickback risk.
Information on guide bar and chain characteristics affecting safety and performance.
Basic principles for sharpening chain teeth and setting depth gauges.
Detailed instructions on how to sharpen cutting teeth correctly.
Guidance on setting the depth gauge for optimal cutting and safety.
Step-by-step guide to adjusting the depth gauge setting.
Instructions on how to properly tension the saw chain.
Importance and method of lubricating the bar and chain.
How to fill the chain oil tank and system checks.
How to verify the chain lubrication system is working correctly.
Information about the chain drive sprocket and its maintenance.
Lubrication requirements for the needle bearing.
How to inspect the chain for wear and damage.
Regular checks for bar wear, burrs, and groove condition.
Step-by-step instructions for fitting the bar and chain.
Information on gasoline types, octane ratings, and the use of unleaded fuel.
Recommends specific fuel types for environmental considerations.
Advice on initial engine operation for proper break-in.
Type of oil to use and warnings against incorrect types.
Recommendations for chain oil and warnings against waste oil.
Detailed safety precautions and steps for refueling the machine.
General safety guidelines for handling fuel and mixing.
Safe practices for transporting and storing the chain saw and fuel.
Procedures for preparing the machine for extended storage.
Step-by-step guide for starting a cold engine.
Procedure for starting a warm engine.
Detailed instructions on how to grip and pull the starter cord.
How to safely stop the engine using the stop switch.
Pre-operation checks to ensure the machine is safe and functional.
Basic safety rules and considerations for chain saw operation.
Rules for understanding kickback, grip, footwork, and cutting speed.
General principles for cutting wood, including technique and safety.
Defines common terms used in cutting operations.
Techniques for cutting branches off a felled tree.
How to cut logs safely, considering support and potential jamming.
Introduces tree felling but advises against it for inexperienced users.
Specifies the safe distance to maintain during tree felling.
Factors influencing and methods for controlling felling direction.
Steps to clear the area and prepare a safe retreat path.
Advises caution for felling trees larger than bar length.
How to make directional cuts for controlled felling.
Procedures for freeing a trapped tree safely.
Techniques for cutting branches under tension to prevent springback.
Explains what kickback is and how it occurs.
Specific kickback risks and safety advice during limbing.
How to cut the trunk into logs while avoiding kickback.
Outlines user responsibilities for maintenance and servicing.
Detailed guide on adjusting the carburetor for optimal performance.
Steps for fine-tuning the carburetor after the engine is run-in.
Instructions for adjusting the low-speed jet (L-jet).
How to adjust the idle speed using the T-screw.
Information on adjusting the high-speed jet (H-jet) for altitude and conditions.
Symptoms of a correctly adjusted carburetor.
Guidance on checking and maintaining safety features.
Specific checks for the chain brake and front hand guard.
Testing inertia brake release, brake trigger, throttle lockout, chain catcher, guards.
Maintenance and inspection of the muffler and spark arrestor screen.
Safety warnings and procedures for starter maintenance.
Instructions for replacing the starter cord.
How to tension the recoil spring after replacement.
Instructions for replacing the recoil spring.
How to correctly fit the starter assembly.
Cleaning, maintenance, and replacement of the air filter.
Causes of spark plug issues and maintenance.
How and when to lubricate the bar tip sprocket.
Lubrication requirements for the needle bearing.
How to adjust the oil pump for optimal lubrication.
Importance and cleaning of the cooling system for engine health.
Explanation and maintenance of the air injection cleaning system.
Special measures for operating the machine in cold conditions.
Operation of the heated handles on specific models.
Function of electrically heated carburetors for cold weather.
Specifications for the engine, including displacement, bore, stroke, speed, and power.
Details about the ignition system components.
Specifications for carburetor, fuel/oil tanks, and pump.
Weight specifications for the chain saw.
Technical specifications for bars and chains, including length, pitch, and drive links.
Lists recommended bar and chain combinations for optimal performance and safety.
Information on file gauges and sharpening parameters for saw chains.
Details owner's responsibilities and warranty rights for emissions control.
Explains coverage, what is not covered, and commencement date.
Instructions on how to file a warranty claim and where to get service.
Lists covered parts and states owner responsibility for maintenance.
General safety guidelines for operating chain saws.
Specific precautions to avoid kickback incidents.
Additional safety advice, including one-handed operation and fatigue.