Jonsered 2116 EL manuel dutilisation Cutting Equipment, Recommended cutting equipment

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E N G L I S H

Cutting Equipment

Recommended cutting equipment

The combination of power head, bar and chain used together with this unit has been determined in accordance with the kickback requirements specified in ANSI B 175.1 - 1991.

The guide bar nose radius is determined either by the maximum number of teeth in the nose sprocket or by the corresponding maximum nose radius of a solid bar.

The following list specifies the chain saw manufacturer’s recommendations. Other combinations may also provide the same kickback protection.

We have listed the maximum guide bar nose radius, but you may use a guide bar with smaller nose radius than the one we recommend. For guide bars of the same length, all sprocket-nose guide bars of the same pitch and having the same number of sprocket teeth may be considered to have equivalent kickback energy. A hard-nose bar of the same length and nose radius as a sprocket-nose bar may be considered to have equivalent or less kickback energy than the sprocket-nose bar.

Low kickback saw chain is chain which has met the kickback performance standards of

ANSI B 175.1 and the saftey requirements for gasoline-powered chainsaws when tested on the representative sample of chain saws below 3.8 cu.in. specified in ANSI B 175.1 These are marked with an asterisk * in the table below. We recommend that you use the listed bars and chains as replacements or the low kickback chains available your dealer.

NOTE: The second digit in the Oregon part number indicates the thickness of the drive link. You are free to choose between a 0.050" and 0.058" drive link for the corresponding bar.

OREGON 33 indicates 0.050"/1.3 mm

OREGON 34 indicates 0.058"/1.5 mm

Saw chain

Length

Pitch

Max nose radius

 

inch

inch

 

Oregon 91VG *

12, 14 and 16

3/8

9t

CSA Z62.3 Certified Cutting Equipment for Husqvarna Electric Chain Saws.

Cutting equipment for class 2A Electric Chain Saws.

Following is a list of evaluated combinations for use on the Husqvarna 316 Electric chain saw. These combinations have been determined in accordance with CSA Z62.1-95 Chain Saws and Z62.3-96 Chain Saw Kickback requirements.

Computed Kickback Angle (CKA) is the angle used as a measure of the reaction of a hand-held chain saw when subjected, under simulated conditions, to a rotational kickback impulse.

The guide bar nose radius is determined either by the maximum number of teeth in the nose sprocket or the corresponding maximum nose radius of a solid bar.

As we have listed the maximum guide bar nose radius, you may use a guide bar with a smaller nose radius than the ones recommended in our list. For guide bars of the same length, all sprocket-nose guide bars of the same pitch and having the same number of sprocket teeth may be considered to have equivalent kickback energy.

A hard-nose bar having the same length and nose radius as a sprocket-nose bar may be considered to have equivalent or less kickback energy than the sprocket-nose bar.

We recommend that you use the listed bars and chains as replacements.

CKA, W/O is the CKA without a chain brake.

CKA, W is the CKA with a chain brake.

Model

 

Guide bar

 

Saw chain

 

 

 

 

Max

 

 

 

 

Length

Pitch

nose

 

CKA

CKA

 

inch

inch

radius

Type

W/O

W

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

316 Electric

12

3/8

9T

Oregon 91VG

17.2°

-

 

14

3/8

9T

Oregon 91VG

24.7°

-

 

16

3/8

9T

Oregon 91VG

25.4°

-

Other chain and bar combinations may be available which also provide kickback protection.

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Contents 2116 EL Index Before using your new electric chain sawSafety symbols MAX Explanation of SymbolsSafety precautions for electric chain saw users Safety PrecautionsKickback safety precautions Kickback safety featuresContact your Authorized Service Dealer Other Safety PrecautionsDouble insulation Safety Precautions for Electric ToolsPower supply and extention cable General Safety Precautions General SafetyCommon Sense IntroductionElectric Chain Saw Operator Thrown Objects Personal EquipmentYour condition ClothingComplete Protective Helmet BootsHeavy Duty Gloves Protective Pants or ChapsUser Explanation Technical specificationsChain oil Mounting guide bar and chainChain oil Start and stop Before each useStarting up To stopChain brake Chain BrakeManual activation Inertia activationBrake function test Testing and maintenance of the chain brakeInertia-activation function test Motor overload protectionSaw maintenance MaintenanceDaily maintenance Tools and materialsRecommended cutting equipment Cutting EquipmentChain Maintenance Depth gauge SharpeningGeneral Working Instructions What is kickback ?Does a Chain Brake Work in All Situations and Positions? Chain brakeDirection of Kickback Pinch KickbackAvoid these situations Avoiding kickbacksProper working techniques Avoid Unsafe Positions Use Proper GripUse Proper Speed Maintain control over workpieceLow-Kickback Chain Avoiding Kickback Your EquipmentSmall Nose Radius Bar Reactive Forces Basic Working TechniquesGeneral rules Step Boring CutBefore Felling FellingFelling Back Cut Basic Rules for Felling TreesFelling Cut Trunk Diameter Less than Guide Bar Length Felling Cut Trunk Diameter Greater than Guide Bar LengthFelling Leaning Trees Felling Cut Trunk Diameter More than Twice Guide Bar LengthSimple Hang-Ups Rolling the Tree Lodged TreesSome Suggestions as to How You can Take Down a Lodged Tree Arbrisseaux et branchages sous tension Techniques DE Travail ÉlémentairesIf the saw jams Limbing a treeHang-Ups Cutting logs or woodCrosscutting/bucking Cutting LogsCrosscutting logs, pressure on top Crosscutting logs, pressure on bottomCutting Trees or Limbs Under Tension Small Trees and Limbs Under Tension Usqvarna .ORGE !3