619-480 - Snow chains Hamron - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Snow Chains
Brand	Hamron
Model	619-480
Manufacturer	Jula AB
Date of Production	2014-07-11
Maximum Speed	50 km/h
Wear Limit	Must not be used if more than 30% worn
Material	Steel chain with plastic components (yellow and red plastic)
Color Coding	Yellow plastic end on cable, green flat connector, red self-locking slide gear
Mounting	Unfold chains with yellow plastic end left; pass cable behind tire; fasten steel ends; hook green connector; push cable inward; pass red chain into red slide gear; thread elastic tensioner into red ring and fasten to side chain
Removal	Stop with green hook at top (rear-wheel drive) or front (front-wheel drive); unhook tensioner; release tensioning chain; unfasten cable; move vehicle to release chain
Operation	Improves traction on snow or ice; avoid sudden acceleration/braking; do not exceed 50 km/h; remove broken chains immediately
Maintenance	Wash in warm water, dry thoroughly, store in plastic carrying case
Storage	Plastic carrying case included
Repair	Repair links for chain with D section and side chain as per manual
Safety	Read operating instructions before use; retain for future reference; do not exceed speed; replace if worn
Manual Languages	EN, SV, NO, PL

Frequently Asked Questions - 619-480 Hamron

What is the maximum speed allowed when using these snow chains?

The maximum speed is 50 km/h. Do not exceed this speed with the chains fitted.

Can I use the chains if they are worn?

No. Chains that are more than 30% worn must not be used. Replace them immediately.

How do I mount the snow chains on the vehicle?

Unfold the chains with the yellow plastic end to the left. Pass the flexible cable behind the tire from left to right. Fasten the two steel ends together. Hook the green flat connector to the last link of the yellow chain. Push the cable inward. Pass the red chain into the red self-locking slide gear. Thread the elastic tensioner into the red ring and fasten it to a side chain link.

How do I remove the snow chains?

Stop the vehicle with the outside flat green hook at the top (rear-wheel drive) or front (front-wheel drive). Unhook the elastic tensioner and release the tensioning chain from the red ring and red slide gear. Unfasten the cable and allow the chain to fall. Move the vehicle slightly to release the chain from under the tire.

What should I do if a chain breaks during use?

Broken chains must be removed immediately to prevent damage to the vehicle.

How should I maintain the snow chains after use?

Wash the chains in warm water and leave them to dry completely before storing them in the plastic carrying case.

Are there any driving tips when using snow chains?

Avoid sudden acceleration or braking, as the vehicle will not respond the same way. Do not exceed 50 km/h. Only use on snow or ice to improve traction.

What do the different colored parts indicate?

The yellow plastic end helps identify the cable orientation during mounting. The green flat connector hooks to the yellow chain. The red self-locking slide gear and red metal ring are used for tensioning.

Can I drive on dry pavement with snow chains?

No. Snow chains are intended only for use on snow or ice to improve traction. Using them on dry pavement can damage the chains and the vehicle.

Where can I find the model number or serial number of these chains?

The model number is 619-480 as indicated on the product packaging or manual. The serial number may be printed on the chain itself or the packaging.

USER MANUAL 619-480 Hamron

Close-up of a car tire being wrapped in snow, with chains and red-black tags visible (no text or symbols)

EN User Instructions for snow chains

SE - Bruksanvisning i original

NO - Bruksanvisning i original

EN - Operating instructions in original

Date of production: 2014-07-11

© Jula AB

SVENSKA....4

SÄKERHETSANVISNINGAR....4

MONTERING 4

Montering 4

Demontering 5

HANDHAVANDE ....5

UNDERHÅLL 5

NORSK 7

SIKKERHETSANVISNINGER 7

MONTERING 7

Montering 7

Fjerning 8

BRUK....8

VEDLIKHOLD 8

POLSKI 10

ZASADY BEZPIECZEŃSTWA 10

MONTAŻ 10

Montaż....10

Demontaż. 11

OBSŁUGA 11

KONSERWACJA 11

ENGLISH 13

SAFETY INFORMATION 13

ASSEMBLY....13

Mounting 13

Removing....14

OPERATION....14

MAINTENANCE 14

SÄKERHETSANVISNINGAR

Three-panel sequence showing hands securing a car tire with chains, mounted on a stand, and holding a tool (no text or symbols visible)

HANDHAVANDE

Illustration of chain linkages and knots (no text or symbols)

Three-panel sequence showing hands tying a chain-link fence around a car tire, with no visible text or symbols.

BRUK

Illustration of a chain link mechanism with a hook and chain link (no text or symbols)

Diagram showing a chain link mechanism with chains and a separate loop (no text or symbols)

Reparer lenker for kjettingen. Reparer lenker for side kjettingen

Three-panel sequence showing car tire installation with chains and a hand adjusting the wheel rim (no text or symbols)

OBSŁUGA

Illustration of a chain link mechanism with a hook and chain loop (no text or symbols)

Simple line drawing of a chain link with chains attached, no text or symbols present

Read the operating instructions carefully before use.

Please retain for future reference.

• Do not exceed a speed of 50 km/h with the chains on.
• Chains that are more than 30% worn must not be used.

ASSEMBLY

MOUNTING

Unfold the chains on the ground with the yellow plastic end of the cable towards the left.

1. Unfold the chains on the ground with the yellow plastic end of the cable towards the left.
2. Pass the flexible cable (yellow plastic end first) behind the tyre from the left to the right.
3. Pull the flexible cable upwards so that the two steel ends can be fastened together.
4. Hook the outside flat green connector to the last link of the yellow chain end.
5. Push the flexible cable towards the interior of the wheel and make sure it is not on the tyre tread.
6. Pass the red chain into the red self-locking slide gear.
7. Thread the elastic tensioner into the red metal ring and then, by pulling it as far as possible, fasten the elastic tensioner into a link of the side chain.

REMOVING

1. Stop the vehicle so that the outside flat green hook is located at the top of the wheel for vehicles with rear-wheel drive and towards the front for vehicles with front-wheel drive.
2. Unhook the elastic tensioner and release the tensioning chain first from the red ring, then from the red slide gear.
3. Unfasten the cable and allow the chain to fall down to the ground. Move the vehicle enough to release the chain from beneath the tyre (for front-wheel drive vehicles it is advisable to turn the wheels to make unfastening the inside cable easier).

Three-panel sequence showing hands securing a car tire with chains, mounted on a tire (no text or symbols visible)

OPERATION

Before a journey, try to fit and remove the snow chains to make sure you are familiar with the procedure. - You must use the snow chains only as a means to improve traction and road-holding on snow or ice. - While driving with snow chains on do not forget that the vehicle will not respond in the same way to controls: do not accelerate or brake suddenly. - Do not exceed a speed of 50km/h with the chains on. - The side of the chain that touches the road surface is subjected to wear. Chains that are more than 30% worn must not be used. - Broken chains must be removed immediately to prevent damage to the vehicle. - After use, chains must be washed in warm water and left to dry before being stored in the plastic carrying case.

MAINTENANCE

After use, chains must be washed in warm water and left to dry before being stored in the plastic carrying case.

Illustration of chain linkages and chains with no text or symbols

Repairing links for chain with "D" section Repairing links for side chain

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