manualshive.com logo in svg

Andrew James Leaf Blower And Vacuum, User Manual

Share
Download
Andrew James Leaf Blower And Vacuum User Manual Download Page 7

7 

Technical Data 

Voltage 

240 V 

Frequency 

50Hz 

Input power 

2500 W 

Insulation 

Class ll 

Maximum air speed 

270 km/h 

Idle speed 

14000r/min 

Net weight 

3.4kg 

Mulching ratio 

10:1 

Sound pressure level; LPA 

95dB (A), KpA:3.0 dB (A) 

Sound power level; LWA 

107dB(A) 

Vibration 

4.95m/s2 

Summary of Contents for Leaf Blower And Vacuum

Page 1: ...1 Please read the manual fully before using the appliance and keep the manual safe for future reference Electric Leaf Blower and Vacuum...

Page 2: ...nts Diagram Page 8 Preparing the blower vac prior to use Pages 9 12 Operating the blower vac Page 13 14 Emptying the bag Page 15 Helpful hints and tips Page 15 Trouble shooting Page 16 Maintenance and...

Page 3: ...or damaged in anyway If the unit has been damaged take the unit for examination and or repair by an authorised service agent Do not immerse or expose the motor assembly plug or the power cord in wate...

Page 4: ...refrigerators There is an increased risk of electric shock Do not expose power tools to rain or wet conditions Water entering the power tool will increase the risk of electric shock Personal Safety Us...

Page 5: ...eration If damaged have the power tool serviced by a qualified electrician Use the power tool accessories and tool bits etc in accordance with these instructions and in the manner intended for the par...

Page 6: ...cleaning and maintenance procedures WARNING Keep other people out of the danger area WARNING Do not use the vacuum in the rain Avoid damp conditions WARNING When using this garden vacuum always wear...

Page 7: ...requency 50Hz Input power 2500 W Insulation Class ll Maximum air speed 270 km h Idle speed 14000r min Net weight 3 4kg Mulching ratio 10 1 Sound pressure level LPA 95dB A KpA 3 0 dB A Sound power leve...

Page 8: ...ulder harness 8 Collection bag 2 Trigger 9 Hook for collection bag 3 Strap 10 Wheel assemble 4 Power cord and plug 11 Blower head 5 Label stick location 12 Front tube 6 Selection knob 13 Middle tube 7...

Page 9: ...iddle tube 13 into the front tube 12 aligning the screw hole in the middle tube 2 Place a screw in the screw hole on the middle tube and tighten with a screwdriver until secure Assembly of the wheel b...

Page 10: ...3 Insert the other wheel axes into the second side of the front tube 4 Place the screw into the screw hole on the wheel and tighten firmly 5 Insert the wheel bracket from the end of the lower tube unt...

Page 11: ...blower head aligns with the rectangular hole Fig C Fitting the collection bag Fig D 1 Attach the push on collection bag connector 7 to the housing Push the fitting of the collection bag directly onto...

Page 12: ...lder harness and strap Fig E 1 Connect the latch on the shoulder harness 1 to the column hole in the main housing 2 Tighten the column nut firmly 3 Adjust the strap to a comfortable position latch str...

Page 13: ...fe direction push the switch trigger forward look for the 1 symbol and the blower vacuum will start To turn the blower vacuum off 1 Pull the switch trigger towards yourself look for the O symbol and t...

Page 14: ...11 Always be aware of what is being drawn up into the blower vacuum tube This product is only designed for garden debris such as leaves twigs and garden cuttings Using the blower vacuum selection knob...

Page 15: ...he blower vacuum to clog If the leaves etc are damp then use the blower selection to pile the leaves into one area and allow them to dry before vacuuming and then mulching Avoid using the vacuum on ar...

Page 16: ...o have the lead checked or replaced To solve the problem contact Customer services Reduced vacuuming power Machine is clogged blocked Bag too full Extension cable too long Socket too far away from mai...

Page 17: ...bag and check the area inside the outlet tube is clear from debris and dirt Operate the selector lever backwards and forwards to ensure the correct operation Do not hose or submerge any part of the b...

Page 18: ...ned to the dealer where they were bought on the condition you buy new products Contact your retailer distributor or the municipal authorities for further information on what you should do with electri...

Page 19: ...placing the fuse ensure that the cover is correctly fitted back onto the plug Never attempt to run the appliance if the plug does not have a cover If a moulded plug is fitted and has to be removed tak...

Page 20: ...lose to delivery condition as possible If your product develops a problem within the first 12 months of the fixed warranty we will pay all shipping costs to have it returned to us After 12 months the...

Reviews:

No comments

Brands by name

Popular brands

Load more brands