To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does my Husqvarna 543 XP L screw requires constant adjustment?
If the L screw on your Husqvarna Chainsaw requires constant adjustment, it could be due to a blocked fuel line, a needle valve set too high, a sticking needle valve assembly, a leak in the metering system, a leaking control diaphragm/cover plate, faulty diffuser jets, or a crankcase leak.
What to do if my Husqvarna 543 XP engine stalls when throttle is released?
If the engine stalls when you release the throttle on your Husqvarna Chainsaw, you might need to adjust the L and H screws. Other potential causes include a faulty pump diaphragm, a needle valve set too high, a sticking needle valve assembly, or faulty diffuser jets.
What causes a Husqvarna 543 XP carburettor leaking fuel?
A Husqvarna Chainsaw carburettor can leak fuel due to several reasons: a loose or faulty fuel pipe, a hole in the diaphragm, a worn needle valve, a sticking needle valve assembly, a needle valve set too high, a leak in the metering system, or a loose cover on the carburettor pump side.
What to do if my Husqvarna 543 XP Chainsaw engine is flooded?
If the engine of your Husqvarna Chainsaw is flooded due to repeated starts with full choke after ignition, remove and clean the spark plug. Position the chainsaw on its side with the spark plug hole facing away from you. Pull the starter rope handle 6-8 times. Reassemble the spark plug and attempt to start the chainsaw. Refer to To start the product on page 12.
What to do if Husqvarna Chainsaw starts then stops - clogged air filter?
If your Husqvarna Chainsaw's engine starts and then stops, a clogged air filter may be the cause. Clean or replace the air filter to resolve this issue.
What to do if my Husqvarna Chainsaw does not accelerate?
If your Husqvarna Chainsaw is not accelerating, you can try the following: adjust the L and H screws, check for a blocked air filter, fuel tank vent, or fuel filter. Also, inspect for a blocked fuel line or impulse channel, and ensure the fuel hose isn't loose or damaged. Other potential issues include a loose cover on the carburettor pump side, a faulty pump diaphragm, leaking air intake hose, loose carburettor mounting bolts, a needle valve set too low, an incorrectly assembled metering system, a sticking needle valve assembly, faulty diffuser jets, or a blocked silencer.
Why Husqvarna Chainsaw will not “four-stroke”?
If your Husqvarna Chainsaw will not “four-stroke”, it could be due to a blocked fuel tank vent or fuel filter, a blocked fuel line, or a loose or damaged fuel hose. Other potential causes include a leaking or blocked impulse channel, a loose cover on the carburettor pump side, a faulty pump diaphragm, a leaking air intake hose, loose carburettor mounting bolts, a needle valve set too low, a leak in the metering system, an incorrectly assembled metering unit, a loose diaphragm rivet, a hole in the diaphragm, or a leaking control diaphragm/cover plate.
Why is my Husqvarna 543 XP idling too rich?
If your Husqvarna Chainsaw is idling too rich, try adjusting the L screw. Other potential causes include a worn needle valve or lever, a needle valve set too high, a leaking control diaphragm/cover plate, or a sticking needle valve assembly.
What to do if Husqvarna Chainsaw will not idle?
If your Husqvarna Chainsaw will not idle, try adjusting the L screw. Also, inspect for a leaking air intake hose, loose carburettor mounting bolts, or a loose or faulty fuel hose. Other possible causes include a blocked fuel filter, fuel line, or fuel tank vent, a stiff throttle valve pivot, a sticking throttle pushrod, a defective throttle return spring, a bent throttle stop, or a faulty diffuser jet.
What causes flooding when Husqvarna 543 XP Chainsaw engine not running?
Flooding in your Husqvarna Chainsaw when the engine is not running may be due to a worn needle valve, a needle valve set too high, or a needle valve assembly sticking.
General| Cylinder Displacement | 43.1 cm³ |
|---|---|
| Warranty Period | 2 years |
| Fuel Tank Volume | 0.5 l |
| Chain Pitch | 0.325" |
| Chain Gauge | 0.050 in |
| Vibration Level | 3.5 m/s² |
Explains symbols on the machine and lists specific requirements for Canada.
Describes symbols within the manual and provides emission control details.
Covers pre-operation checks and essential safety before using a new chain saw.
Emphasizes common sense, important directives, and required personal protective equipment.
Explains machine safety equipment, including the chain brake and front hand guard.
Details the throttle lockout and chain catcher for enhanced safety.
Covers checks for right hand guard, vibration damping, stop switch, and muffler.
Guides on selecting and maintaining cutting equipment for safety and performance.
Advises on depth gauge settings and cutting equipment features for reducing kickback.
Provides guidance on sharpening the chain and adjusting the depth gauge setting.
Details the procedure for properly tensioning the saw chain.
Explains the importance and method of lubricating the chain and bar for safety.
Covers drive sprocket, needle bearing lubrication, and cutting equipment wear inspections.
Details the process of installing the guide bar and saw chain correctly.
Discusses the types of gasoline, oil, and chain oil required for the engine.
Provides instructions on safely refueling, transporting, and storing the chain saw.
Details the steps for starting the engine when cold or warm.
Describes how to safely shut down the chain saw engine.
Lists pre-operation checks and provides fundamental safety rules and operating guidelines.
Explains how to minimize and manage kickback during various cutting tasks.
Details fundamental cutting methods and provides guidance on safely cutting branches.
Explains safe methods for cutting logs and outlines the process for felling a tree.
Details the sequence of cuts for controlled tree felling.
Provides safety instructions for cutting wood that is under tension.
Explains the causes of kickback and methods to prevent it.
Guides on adjusting the carburetor for optimal engine performance and emissions.
Outlines inspections for the chain brake and front hand guard.
Details checks for throttle lockout, chain catcher, right hand guard, and vibration damping.
Guides on checking the stop switch, muffler, and starter mechanism.
Covers replacing starter cords and tensioning/fitting recoil springs.
Details air filter, spark plug, bar tip sprocket, and needle bearing maintenance.
Covers oil pump adjustment, cooling system, and measures for winter use.
Provides adjustments for cold temperatures and explains the heated handle feature.
Presents a schedule for daily, weekly, and monthly maintenance tasks.
Lists engine displacement, bore, stroke, speed, ignition type, and spark plug details.
Details fuel tank capacity, oil pump capacity, weight, and bar/chain dimensions.
Lists approved cutting attachments for Canada.
Provides specifications for chain filing angles and file gauges.
Outlines warranty rights and owner responsibilities under the emissions warranty.
Details warranty coverage, claims process, and where to get service.
Specifically addresses safety measures to prevent and manage kickback incidents.
Covers additional essential safety practices for chain saw users.
