Husqvarna 225i Chainsaw Operator's Manual

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• English (Operator's manual)
• Bulgarian (BG)
• Czech (CS) - Návod k použití
• Danish (DA) - Brugsanvisning
• German (DE) - Bedienungsanweisung
• Greek (EL)
• Spanish (ES) - Manual de usuario
• Estonian (ET) - Kasutusjuhend
• Finnish (FI) - Käyttöohje
• French (FR) - Manuel d'utilisation
• Croatian (HR) - Priručnik za korištenje
• Hungarian (HU) - Használati utasítás
• Italian (IT) - Manuale dell'operatore
• Japanese (JA)
• Korean (KO)
• Lithuanian (LT) - Operatoriaus vadovas
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• Norwegian (NO) - Bruksanvisning
• Polish (PL) - Instrukcja obsługi
• Portuguese (PT) - Manual do utilizador
• Romanian (RO) - Instrucțiuni de utilizare
• Russian (RU)
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• Slovenian (SL) - Navodila za uporabo
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• Swedish (SV) - Bruksanvisning
• Turkish (TR) - Kullanım kılavuzu
• Ukrainian (UK)
• Chinese (ZH)

Introduction

Intended Use

This chainsaw is designed for forest work such as felling, limbing, and cutting. National regulations may limit its operation.

Product Description

The Husqvarna 225i is a cordless chainsaw powered by an electric motor. Husqvarna continuously works to improve safety and efficiency.

Product Overview (Fig. 1)

1. Front hand guard
2. Front handle
3. User interface
4. Start/stop button
5. Warning indicator and battery indicator
6. SavE button
7. Rear handle with right hand guard
8. Information and warning decal
9. Housing
10. Chain oil tank
11. Transportation cover
12. Power trigger lockout
13. Power trigger
14. Drive sprocket cover with bar knob
15. Chain tensioner
16. Chain catcher
17. Spiked bumper
18. Bar tip sprocket
19. Saw chain
20. Guide bar
21. Indicator for state of charge
22. Connector
23. Battery charger
24. Combination wrench
25. Warning indicator
26. Button, battery status
27. Battery status
28. Battery release button
29. Battery
30. Operator's manual
31. Bar knob
32. Drive sprocket cover with bar bolt

Symbols on the Product

• (Fig. 2) WARNING: Indicates a risk of serious injury or death if instructions are not followed.
• (Fig. 3) Manual Symbol: Read the operator's manual and ensure understanding before use.
• (Fig. 4) PPE Symbol: Use approved protective helmet, hearing protection, and eye protection.
• (Fig. 5) Two-Hand Grip: Always operate the product with two hands.
• (Fig. 6) One-Hand Operation: Do not operate the product with one hand only.
• (Fig. 7) Tip Contact: Do not let the guide bar tip touch an object.
• (Fig. 8) Rain Symbol: Do not use in rain.
• (Fig. 9) Kickback Warning: Kickback can occur when the guide bar tip touches an object, potentially throwing the guide bar towards the operator, risking serious injury or death.
• (Fig. 10) Voltage: Indicates rated voltage (V).
• (Fig. 11) Oil: Indicates chain oil.
• (Fig. 12) Chain Rotation/Bar Length: Shows the direction of saw chain rotation and maximum guide bar length.
• (Fig. 13) DC Symbol: Indicates Direct Current.
• (Fig. 14) Recycling Symbol: Environmental mark; recycle electrical and electronic equipment.
• (Fig. 15) EC Directives: Product complies with applicable EC Directives.
• (Fig. 16) UK Regulations: Product complies with applicable UK regulations.
• (Fig. 17) Noise Emission: Indicates noise emission levels as per relevant directives.
• (Fig. 18) Fail-Safe Transformer: Indicates a fail-safe transformer.
• (Fig. 19) Indoor Use: Battery charger must be used and kept indoors only.
• (Fig. 20) Double Insulation: Indicates double insulation.
• (Fig. 21) Chain Brake Engaged: Shows the chain brake is engaged.
• (Fig. 22) Chain Brake Disengaged: Shows the chain brake is disengaged.
• (Fig. 23) Chain Direction: Indicates the direction of the saw chain. Also refers to the rating plate for serial number, production year (yyyy), and production week (ww).
• (Fig. 24) WEEE Symbol: Recycle this product at an electrical and electronic equipment recycling station (Europe only).

Safety

Safety Definitions

WARNING: Used if there is a risk of injury or death to the operator or bystanders if instructions are not obeyed.

CAUTION: Used if there is a risk of damage to the product, other materials, or the adjacent area if instructions are not obeyed.

Note: Used to provide additional necessary information.

General Power Tool Safety Warnings

Read all safety warnings, instructions, illustrations, and specifications. Failure to follow instructions may result in electric shock, fire, and/or serious injury.

• Save all warnings and instructions for future reference.
• Work Area Safety: Keep the work area clean and well lit. Avoid explosive atmospheres. Keep children and bystanders away.
• Electrical Safety: Match plugs to outlets. Avoid body contact with earthed surfaces. Do not expose to rain or wet conditions. Do not abuse the cord. Use outdoor-suitable extension cords. Use RCD-protected supply in damp locations.
• Personal Safety: Stay alert. Use personal protective equipment (eye protection, dust mask, safety shoes, hard hat, hearing protection). Prevent unintentional starting by ensuring the switch is off before connecting to power or battery. Remove adjusting keys or wrenches. Do not overreach; maintain proper footing and balance. Dress properly; keep hair and clothing away from moving parts. Ensure dust extraction facilities are connected and used. Do not become complacent; a careless action can cause severe injury.
• Power Tool Use and Care: Do not force the tool. Use the correct tool for the application. Repair tools if the switch does not work. Disconnect power/battery before making adjustments or changing accessories. Store idle tools out of reach of children. Maintain tools and accessories; check for misalignment or binding. Keep cutting tools sharp and clean. Use tools and accessories according to instructions and working conditions. Keep handles and grasping surfaces dry, clean, and free from oil and grease.
• Battery Tool Use and Care: Recharge only with the specified charger. Use only with designated battery packs. Keep battery away from metal objects to prevent short circuits. Avoid contact with liquid ejected from the battery. Do not use damaged or modified batteries or tools. Do not expose batteries to fire or excessive temperature. Follow charging instructions and charge within the specified temperature range.
• Service: Have power tools serviced by qualified personnel using identical replacement parts. Never service damaged battery packs; only the manufacturer or authorized providers should do so.

General Chainsaw Safety Warnings

• Keep body parts away from the saw chain when operating. Ensure the chain is not contacting anything before starting.
• Always hold the chainsaw with your right hand on the rear handle and left hand on the front handle.
• Hold by insulated gripping surfaces only, as the saw chain may contact hidden wiring.
• Wear eye protection; other protective equipment (hearing, head, hands, legs, feet) is recommended.
• Do not operate in a tree, on a ladder, from a rooftop, or any unstable support.
• Always keep proper footing and operate only when standing on a fixed, secure, and level surface.
• Be alert for spring back when cutting a limb under tension.
• Use extreme caution when cutting brush and saplings; they can catch the saw chain and whip towards you or pull you off balance.
• Carry the chainsaw by the front handle, switched off and away from your body. Fit the guide bar cover for transport or storage.
• Follow instructions for lubricating, chain tensioning, and changing the bar and chain.
• Cut wood only; do not use for cutting metal, plastic, masonry, or non-wood materials.
• Do not attempt to fell a tree without understanding the risks and how to avoid them.
• Follow instructions when clearing jammed material, storing, or servicing; ensure the switch is off and the battery pack is removed.
• Do not operate a chainsaw in a tree unless specifically trained.

Causes and Operator Prevention of Kickback

Kickback occurs when the nose or tip of the guide bar touches an object, or when the wood closes in and pinches the saw chain. Tip contact can cause a sudden reverse reaction, kicking the guide bar up and back towards the operator. Pinching the chain can push the bar rapidly back towards the operator. These reactions can cause loss of control and serious injury.

Prevention:

• Maintain a firm grip with both hands, encircling the handles, and position your body to resist kickback forces.
• Do not overreach and do not cut above shoulder height.
• Use only manufacturer-specified replacement guide bars and saw chains.
• Follow sharpening and maintenance instructions; decreasing depth gauge height can increase kickback.

Safety Devices on the Product

• Do not use a product with damaged or malfunctioning safety devices.
• Regularly check safety devices. Refer to Maintenance section.
• Contact a Husqvarna servicing dealer if safety devices are damaged or not operating correctly.

Functions of the User Interface

The user interface includes the start/stop button, SavE button, battery status, and warning indicator. The warning indicator flashes if the chain brake is engaged or if there is a risk of overload. Overload protection stops the product until the temperature decreases. A solid warning light indicates a need to contact a servicing dealer.

The Automatic Stop Function

The product stops automatically if not used for 3 minutes.

Chain Brake and Front Hand Guard

The chain brake stops the saw chain during kickback. It decreases accident risk, but operator vigilance is key.

• The chain brake engages manually (pushing the front hand guard forward) or automatically via inertia release.
• Kickback can be sudden and intense; most do not engage the brake. Hold handles tightly during kickback.
• The front hand guard also protects your hand if you let go of the front handle.
• In the felling position, the chain brake can only be engaged by inertia release.

Power Trigger Lockout

Prevents accidental operation of the power trigger. Push the lockout forward and then against the handle to release the trigger.

Chain Catcher

Catches the saw chain if it breaks or comes loose. Correct chain tension and maintenance reduce this risk.

Right Hand Guard

Protects your hand if the saw chain breaks or comes loose and prevents interference from branches.

Battery Safety

• Use only recommended 40-B series batteries.
• Use batteries only for designated Husqvarna products.
• Do not connect battery terminals to metal objects to avoid short circuits.
• Do not use non-rechargeable batteries.
• Keep batteries away from heat, flame, sunlight, microwaves, high pressure, rain, and moisture.
• Do not disassemble or break batteries. Avoid contact with battery acid.
• Use batteries between -10 °C (14 °F) and 40 °C (104 °F).
• Keep batteries away from children and store them away from metal objects.

Battery Charger Safety

• Use only approved, undamaged grounded mains sockets.
• Use only the supplied charger (e.g., 40-C80 for 40-B140 batteries).
• Do not disassemble the charger. Do not use a defective charger.
• Do not lift the charger by the power cord. Pull the plug, not the cord, to disconnect.
• Keep cables away from water, oil, and sharp edges.
• Do not use the charger near flammable materials. Ensure it is not covered. Unplug if smoke or fire occurs.
• Charge indoors in a well-ventilated area, away from sunlight and moisture.
• Use the charger between 5 °C (41 °F) and 40 °C (104 °F) in a dry, dust-free environment.
• Do not put objects into cooling slots. Do not connect terminals to metal objects.
• Do not charge non-rechargeable batteries.

Safety Instructions for Maintenance

• Remove the battery before performing maintenance or checks.
• Only perform maintenance shown in this manual; consult a dealer for other work.
• Do not clean the battery or charger with water; detergents can damage plastic.
• Lack of maintenance decreases product life and increases accident risk.
• Special training is required for safety device servicing. Consult a dealer if checks fail after maintenance.
• Use only original spare parts.

Safety Instructions for Cutting Equipment

• Use only approved guide bar/saw chain combinations and filing equipment.
• Wear protective gloves when handling or maintaining the saw chain.
• Keep cutting teeth correctly sharpened; use recommended file gauges. Damaged or incorrectly sharpened chains increase accident risk.
• Maintain the correct depth gauge setting; too large a setting increases kickback risk.
• Ensure correct saw chain tension; a loose chain can derail. Incorrect tension increases wear.
• Maintain cutting equipment regularly and keep it lubricated.

Assembly

To assemble the guide bar and saw chain (with bar knob)

1. Disengage the chain brake.
2. Loosen the bar knob and remove the drive sprocket cover.
3. Position the guide bar, move it to the rear, lift the saw chain over the drive sprocket, and engage it in the guide bar groove. Start on the top edge of the guide bar.
4. Ensure cutter edges point forward on the top edge of the guide bar.
5. Install the drive sprocket cover and align the chain adjuster pin with the hole in the guide bar.
6. Ensure drive links fit correctly on the drive sprocket.
7. Ensure the saw chain is correctly seated in the guide bar groove.
8. Tension the saw chain (refer to Maintenance).
9. Tighten the bar knob.

To assemble the guide bar and saw chain (with bar bolt)

1. Disengage the chain brake.
2. Loosen the bar nut and remove the drive sprocket cover.
3. Position the guide bar, move it to the rear, lift the saw chain over the drive sprocket, and engage it in the guide bar groove. Start on the top edge of the guide bar.
4. Ensure cutter edges point forward on the top edge of the guide bar.
5. Install the drive sprocket cover and align the chain adjuster pin with the hole in the guide bar.
6. Ensure drive links fit correctly on the drive sprocket.
7. Ensure the saw chain is correctly seated in the guide bar groove.
8. Tighten the bar nut with your fingers.
9. Tension the saw chain (refer to Maintenance).

To install the battery charger on the wall

CAUTION: Do not use an electric screwdriver.

1. Install the battery charger on the wall with screws. Use wall plugs if necessary.
2. Install the screw hole plugs.
3. Connect the power cord to the battery charger and a mains socket.

Operation

Introduction

Read and understand the safety chapter before use.

To do a function check before you use the product

1. Check the chain brake for correct operation and damage.
2. Check the rear right hand guard for damage.
3. Check the power trigger and lockout for correct operation and damage.
4. Check the keypad for correct operation.
5. Ensure handles are free of oil.
6. Check that all parts are correctly attached, not damaged, and not missing.
7. Check the chain catcher is correctly attached.
8. Check the chain tension.
9. Charge the battery and ensure it is correctly attached.
10. Ensure the saw chain stops when the power trigger is released.

To use the correct chain oil

Do not use waste oil. Use correct chain oil for proper function. Husqvarna chain oil is recommended, or a standard chain oil with good adherence and correct viscosity for air temperature.

CAUTION: Some chain oils can become too thick below 0°C (32°F), potentially damaging the oil pump.

• Fill the chain oil tank.

Battery

Read and understand the safety chapter and the operator's manual for the battery and charger.

Keep battery and charger at correct ambient temperatures for operation and charging (5°C-40°C / 41°F-104°F).

Battery Status

The display shows the state of charge and any battery problems.

• 4 LED lights on: 76% - 100% charged.
• 3 LED lights on: 51% - 75% charged.
• 2 LED lights on: 26% - 50% charged.
• 1 LED light on: 6% - 25% charged.
• 1 LED light flashes: 0% - 5% charged.

To charge the battery

Charge the battery before first use as it is only 30% charged. CAUTION: Connect charger to a power outlet with specified voltage and frequency. Battery will not charge if temperature exceeds 50°C (122°F).

1. Connect power cord to charger.
2. Connect charger to a grounded power outlet.
3. Connect the battery to the charger. Charge for a maximum of 24 hours.
4. Check battery status; all LEDs on means fully charged.
5. Unplug charger from outlet.
6. Remove battery from charger.

Kickback Information

Kickback can cause serious injury or death. Understand causes and prevention.

Kickback occurs when the kickback zone of the guide bar touches an object or wood closes in and pinches the chain. This can cause a sudden reverse reaction, throwing the product towards the operator.

• Kickback only occurs if the kickback zone touches an object. Do not let it touch.
• A smaller bar tip radius decreases kickback force.
• Use a low kickback saw chain.
• No saw chain fully prevents kickback; always obey instructions.

Common Questions About Kickback

• Hand engagement: The hand may not always engage the chain brake during kickback, as sufficient force is needed. Hold handles firmly with both hands.
• Inertia release: The inertia release mechanism must operate correctly and requires sufficient kickback force to engage.
• Protection: The chain brake must operate correctly and be engaged during kickback to stop the chain. It may not stop the chain before it hits you if you are too close.

Only you and correct working technique can prevent kickbacks.

To start the product

1. Check power trigger and lockout.
2. Engage the chain brake.
3. Insert the battery into the battery holder until it clicks.
4. Push the start/stop button until the green LED comes on.

To use the SavE function

The SavE function decreases chain speed and power.

1. Press the SavE button; the green LED lights up.
2. Press again to disconnect; the green LED goes off.

To stop the product

1. Press the start/stop button until the green LED goes off.
2. Press battery release buttons and remove the battery to prevent accidental start.

Pull stroke and push stroke

Cutting can be done with the bottom (pull stroke) or top (push stroke) of the guide bar.

• Pull stroke: Better control, kickback zone position is away from operator.
• Push stroke: Saw chain pushes product towards operator.

If the saw chain gets caught, the product can be pushed at you. Hold tightly and prevent kickback zone contact.

To use the cutting technique

Use full power when cutting and reduce to idle after each cut. Do not let the motor operate too long without load.

• Place the trunk on a saw horse or runners.
• Remove cut pieces from the work area.

To use the spiked bumper

1. Push the spiked bumper into the trunk.
2. Apply full power and rotate the product, keeping the bumper against the trunk to assist cutting.

To cut a trunk on the ground

1. Cut on the pull stroke, keeping full power. Be prepared for sudden accidents. Ensure the saw chain does not touch the ground when completing the cut.
2. Cut approximately halfway, then stop. Turn the trunk and cut from the opposite side.

To cut a trunk that has support on one end

Ensure the trunk does not break during cutting.

1. Cut on the push stroke approximately halfway through the trunk.
2. Cut through the remaining part on the pull stroke until the two kerfs meet.

To cut a trunk that has support on two ends

Ensure the saw chain does not get caught in the trunk.

1. Cut on the pull stroke approximately halfway through the trunk.
2. Cut the remaining part on the push stroke to complete the cut.

If the saw chain gets caught, stop the motor. Use a lever to open the kerf and remove the product. Do not pull by hand.

To use the limbing technique

For thick branches, use the cutting technique. WARNING: High accident risk when limbing. Refer to Kickback Information.

• Cut limbs one by one. Be careful with small limbs; do not cut bushes or many small limbs at once.
• Cut smaller branches before the limb near the trunk.
• Remove limbs on the right, top, and left sides of the trunk, using appropriate cutting techniques.

To use the tree felling technique

Experience is required for felling trees. Consider training.

• Keep a safe distance: Ensure people are at least 2.5 tree lengths away. Ensure no one is in the danger zone before or during felling.
• Calculate felling direction: Examine natural fall direction, wind, branches, snow load, and obstacles. Check for rot or dead branches. Do not fell onto another standing tree.
• Clear trunk and prepare retreat path: Cut branches up to shoulder height. Remove undergrowth and debris. Ensure a clear retreat path at approximately 135 degrees away from the felling direction.
• Felling hinge: Crucial for controlling felling direction. Must be uniform and at least 10% of the tree diameter.
• Directional cuts: Make two cuts (top and bottom) at a 45° angle, meeting at 1/4 of the tree diameter. Ensure the directional cut line is horizontal.
• Safe corner method: Make the felling cut slightly above the directional cut. Use a bore cut for the hinge width, then cut on the pull stroke. For trees wider than the bar, make a bore cut to complete hinge width, cut 3/4, pull back, then cut remaining to form a safe corner. For trees narrower than the bar, bore cut 3/5, cut remaining, then cut from the other side to complete the hinge, and cut on push stroke to complete the corner.
• Wedge: Insert a wedge into the kerf from behind.
• Felling: Cut off the corner to make the tree fall. If it doesn't fall, hit the wedge. When the tree starts to fall, use the retreat path.

To free a trapped tree

Very dangerous; high accident risk. Keep out of risk zone. Use winches (tractor-mounted or portable).

To cut trees and branches that are in tension

• Identify tension side and point of maximum tension.
• Determine the safest procedure to release tension; a winch may be necessary.
• Position yourself safely away from the branch's path.
• Make cuts to decrease tension at or near the point of maximum tension.
• Do not cut straight through a tensioned tree/branch.
• If cutting across, make 2-3 cuts 1 inch apart and 2 inches deep. Continue cutting until tension is released.
• Cut from the opposite side of the bend after tension is released.

Maintenance

Maintenance Schedule

Regular maintenance is crucial for product life and safety. Remove the battery before maintenance.

Maintenance and Checks of Safety Devices

• Front Hand Guard: Check for damage, ensure free movement and secure attachment. Test inertia brake by letting the product fall onto a stump.
• Brake Trigger: Start product, tilt wrist against front hand guard to engage brake; saw chain must stop immediately.
• Power Trigger Lockout: Check free movement and return spring. Ensure trigger is locked at idle when lockout is released.
• Chain Catcher: Check for damage and secure attachment.
• User Interface Functions: Start product, press and hold start/stop button; ensure product stops and LED goes off.
• Battery and Battery Holder: Clean with a soft brush. Check for cracks or damage.
• Battery Charger: Check for damage to charger and power cord.

To clean the cooling system

Clean the air intake and fan weekly or more often if needed. Ensure the system is not dirty or blocked, as this can cause overheating and damage.

To sharpen the saw chain

Use approved guide bar/saw chain combinations. Sharpen teeth correctly using recommended files and file gauges for optimal performance and minimum kickback risk.

• Guide Bar and Saw Chain Information: Length, chain pitch, gauge, drive links, bar groove width, oil hole, drive link width.
• Sharpening Cutters: Use a round file and file gauge. File from the inside out, decreasing pressure on the pull stroke. Ensure all teeth are the same length.
• Adjusting Depth Gauge: Use a flat file and depth gauge tool to set the correct depth gauge setting and bevel. Adjust after every third sharpening.

To adjust the tension of the saw chain

A saw chain with incorrect tension can derail. Adjust regularly, and check each time you refill chain oil.

• With bar knob: Loosen knob, turn tensioner wheel down (+) for more tension or up (-) for less. Ensure chain can be pulled freely by hand but does not sag. Tighten knob.
• With bar bolt: Loosen bar nut. Lift guide bar front and turn tensioning screw. Tighten chain until snug against guide bar. Tighten bar nut while lifting bar front. Ensure chain can be pulled freely by hand.

To check the saw chain lubrication

Check lubrication every third battery charge. Start product, run at 3/4 power, hold bar 20 cm (8 inches) above a light surface. A clear line of oil should appear after 1 minute. If not, check and clean the oil channel, bar groove, and bar tip sprocket lubricating hole.

To check the chain drive sprocket

Examine for wear. Replace if necessary, and replace the drive sprocket each time the saw chain is replaced.

To examine the cutting equipment

• Check rivets and links for cracks or looseness. Replace if necessary.
• Ensure the saw chain bends easily; replace if rigid.
• Compare chain to a new one to check for worn rivets/links.
• Replace saw chain if cutting tooth length is less than 4 mm (0.16 in) or if cutters have cracks.

To check the guide bar

• Ensure oil channel is not blocked.
• Remove burrs from guide bar edges with a file.
• Clean the guide bar groove.
• Check guide bar groove for wear; replace if necessary.
• Check guide bar tip for roughness or wear.
• Ensure bar tip sprocket turns freely and lubricating hole is not blocked.
• Turn the guide bar daily to extend its life.

Troubleshooting

User Interface

Battery

Battery Charger

Transportation, Storage and Disposal

Transportation and Storage

• Li-ion batteries comply with Dangerous Goods Legislation. Follow special packaging and labeling requirements for commercial transport.
• Consult a trained person before shipping. Obey all applicable national regulations.
• Tape open contacts and pack batteries securely to prevent movement.
• Remove battery for storage or transport.
• Store battery and charger in a dry, frost-free location, away from static electricity and sunlight. Do not store battery in a metal box. Recommended battery storage temperature: 5°C-25°C (41°F-77°F).
• Recommended charger storage temperature: 5°C-45°C (41°F-113°F).
• Use charger only between 5°C (41°F) and 40°C (104°F).
• Charge battery to 30%-50% before long-term storage.
• Store charger in a locked, dry space, away from the battery.
• Clean and service the product before long-term storage.
• Use the transportation guard. Secure the product during transport.

Disposal of the battery, battery charger and product

The symbol indicates the product is not domestic waste. Recycle it at an electrical and electronic equipment recycling station to protect the environment and health. Contact local authorities or your dealer for more information.

Technical Data

Accessories

Guide bar and saw chain combinations

The following cutting attachments are approved for Husqvarna 225i:

Filing equipment and filing angles

Use a Husqvarna file gauge for correct filing angles. Refer to the part numbers provided.

Approved batteries

Approved battery chargers for the product

Declaration of Conformity

EU Declaration of Conformity

Husqvarna AB declares that the product: Cordless chainsaws, Husqvarna 225i (Serial numbers dating from 2023 and onwards) complies with EU directives relating to machinery, electromagnetic compatibility, restriction of hazardous substances, and noise emissions.

Applied standards include EN 62841-1, EN 62841-4-1, EN IEC 63000, EN IEC 55014-1, EN IEC 55014-2.

Notified body TÜV Rheinland LGA Products GmbH performed EC type examination (Certificate No: BM 50604678 0001). Declared sound values are in Technical Data.

Huskvarna, 2023-10-30

Claes Losdal, R&D Manager, Husqvarna AB

UK Declaration of Conformity

Husqvarna AB declares that the product: Cordless chainsaws, Husqvarna 225i (Serial numbers dating from 2023 and onwards) complies with UK regulations for machinery safety, electromagnetic compatibility, noise emissions, and restriction of hazardous substances.

Applied standards include EN 62841-1, EN 62841-4-1, EN IEC 63000, EN IEC 55014-1, EN IEC 55014-2.

UK Approved Body: TUV Rheinland UK Ltd. Certified number: A6 50558452 0001. Declared sound values are in Technical Data.

Huskvarna, 2023-10-30

Claes Losdal, R&D Manager, Husqvarna AB

UK Importer: Husqvarna UK Ltd Preston Road, Co. Durham DL5 6UP