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Jonsered Classic 2045 User Manual

Jonsered Classic 2045
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Please read these instructions carefully and
make sure you understand them before using
the saw.
Operator´s manual
(EPA)
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Jonsered Classic 2045 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Engine Type2-stroke
Displacement45 cm³
Weight (excluding cutting equipment)4.9 kg
Power Output2.2 kW
Chain Pitch0.325 inches

Summary

Key to Symbols

Before Using a New Saw

Important Engine Information

Safety Instructions

Personal Protective Equipment

Details essential protective gear for safe chainsaw operation, including helmet, hearing, glasses, gloves, and trousers.

Chain Saw Safety Equipment

Explains safety features, their function, and basic inspection/maintenance for safe operation.

Chain Brake and Front Hand Guard

Throttle Lock

Chain Catcher

Right Hand Guard

Vibration Damping System

Stop Switch

Muffler

Inspecting, Maintaining, and Servicing Safety Equipment

Checking Chain Brake and Front Hand Guard

Details on checking brake band wear, front hand guard integrity, and ensuring proper function.

Checking the Automatic Brake

Procedure for checking the automatic chain brake activation by holding the saw over a stump.

Checking the Brake Trigger

Procedure for checking the brake trigger by applying full throttle and activating the brake.

Checking the Throttle Lock

Checking the Chain Catcher

Checking the Right Hand Guard

Checking Vibration Damping System

Checking the Stop Switch

Checking the Muffler

Cutting Equipment

Five Basic Rules for Cutting Equipment

Essential rules for choosing and maintaining cutting equipment to reduce kickback and improve performance.

Recommended Cutting Equipment

Sharpening Cutting Teeth

Raker Clearance

Chain Tensioning

Lubrication and Maintenance of Cutting Equipment

Sharpening Chain and Adjusting Raker Clearance

General Information on Sharpening

Information on blunt chains, sharp chains, and factors affecting cutting tooth sharpening.

Sharpening Cutting Teeth

Step-by-step guide on how to sharpen cutting teeth using a round file and file gauge.

General Advice on Raker Clearance

Setting Raker Clearance

Tensioning the Chain

Lubricating Cutting Equipment

Chain Oil

Information on the type of chain oil to use, recommendations, and warnings against waste oil.

Filling with Chain Oil

Details on the automatic chain lubrication system and how to fill the oil tank.

Checking Chain Lubrication

Lubricating Bar Tip Sprocket

Lubricating Clutch Drum Bearing

Checking Wear on Cutting Equipment

Chain Drive Sprocket

Checking the Bar

How to Avoid Kickback

What is Kickback?

Explanation of kickback: its sudden, violent nature and how it's caused by the bar tip touching an object.

General Working Rules

Important Considerations Before Sawing

Understanding kickback effects and the difference between top and bottom bar edge sawing.

Basic Safety Rules for Work Area

Ensuring a clear work area, checking for people/animals, and avoiding adverse weather conditions.

Cutting Techniques and Grip

Covers pull/push stroke, grip, cutting height, speed, and safety.

Moving and Setting Down the Saw

Procedure for safely moving the saw: switch off, lock chain brake, carry with bar back, use guard.

General Safety Precautions

Intended Use and Operating Conditions

Specifies intended use, prohibits operation when impaired, and warns against modifications.

Protective Clothing and Saw Condition

Advises wearing suitable protective clothing and not using a faulty or modified saw.

Starting and Fuel Safety

Covers correct assembly before starting, avoiding indoor starts, and refueling safety.

Accessory Usage

Recommends using only manufacturer-approved accessories and warns about risks with incorrect ones.

General Working Instructions

Important Considerations Before Sawing

Understanding kickback effects and the difference between top and bottom bar edge sawing.

Basic Safety Rules for Work Area

Ensuring a clear work area, checking for people/animals, and avoiding adverse weather conditions.

Cutting Techniques and Grip

Covers pull/push stroke, grip, cutting height, speed, and safety.

Moving and Setting Down the Saw

Procedure for safely moving the saw: switch off, lock chain brake, carry with bar back, use guard.

Basic Cutting Technique

General Cutting Principles

Using full throttle, reducing speed to idle after cuts, and understanding pull/push stroke risks.

Factors to Consider Before Cutting

Key factors: ensuring the bar won't jam, log won't split, no ground contact, kickback risk, and terrain safety.

Cutting a Log on the Ground

Procedure for cutting a log on the ground, avoiding ground contact and potential chain snatching.

Tree Felling Technique

Cutting Log Supported at One or Both Ends

Technique for cutting logs supported at one end to prevent splitting, using two cuts.

Safe Distance and Felling Direction

Advises maintaining a safe distance (2.5 tree lengths) and guidance on felling direction factors.

Limbing Technique

Approach for cutting thick branches, cutting difficult branches piece by piece.

Clearing Trunk and Preparing Retreat Path

Felling Cuts

Freeing a Trapped Tree

Cutting Tensioned Trees and Branches

Limbing Safety

Cutting Trunk into Logs

What is What? (Component Identification)

Chain Saw Component Identification

Identifies and labels all major components of the chain saw with corresponding numbers.

Assembly

Mounting Guide Bar and Chain

Step-by-step guide for safely mounting the guide bar and chain, including brake and tensioning.

Fuel Handling

Fuel Mix and Oil Requirements

Details on mixing gasoline and two-stroke oil, recommended oil types, and chain oil specifications.

Mixing Fuel and Oil

Step-by-step instructions for accurately mixing gasoline and two-stroke oil in a clean container.

Fuelling Precautions

Starting and Stopping the Engine

Starting Procedures

Detailed steps for starting a cold or warm engine, including choke and fast idle settings.

Stopping the Engine

Simple instructions on how to stop the engine by moving the ignition switch to the stop position.

Maintenance

Carburetor Adjustment and Maintenance

Explains carburetor function, adjustment points (L, H, T), and fine adjustment procedures.

Carburetor Fine Adjustment

Details the process for fine-tuning the carburetor after the engine has been run-in.

Starter Device Maintenance

Air Filter Maintenance

Spark Plug Maintenance

Muffler Maintenance

Needle Bearing Maintenance

Cooling System Maintenance

Centrifugal Cleaning System

Daily Maintenance Checks

Weekly Maintenance Checks

Monthly Maintenance Checks

Technical Data

Engine and Specification Details

Provides detailed specifications for engine, fuel, lubrication, weight, and chain/bar dimensions.

Recommended Bar and Chain Combinations

Lists recommended cutting equipment combinations investigated for kickback and vibration requirements.

Federal Emission Control Warranty Statement

Warranty Rights and Obligations

Explains EPA and Husqvarna AB emissions control system warranty coverage, owner responsibilities, and claim procedures.

Manufacturer's Warranty Coverage

Details the two-year warranty for emission-related parts and conditions of coverage.

Owner's Warranty Responsibilities

Outlines owner responsibilities for maintenance, proper use, and presenting the engine for service.

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