SAFETY & WARNING INSTRUCTION
32. The unit will continue to run for a few
seconds after the power is switched
off.
33.
Do NOT
rest the unit on any surface
while the unit is running. Debris such
as gravel, sand, dust, grass etc.
could be picked up by the air intake
and thrown out through the
discharge opening, damaging the
unit, property, or causing serious
injury to any person nearby.
34.
Never
run the unit without the proper
attachments. When used as a
blower, always install a blower tube.
Use only factory approved
attachments provided with the leaf
blower.
35.
Do NOT
use with any opening
blocked. Keep free of dust, lint, hair
or other objects that may reduce air
flow.
36. To avoid accidental fire,
do NOT
use
blower near leaf or brush fires,
fireplaces, barbecue pits, ashtrays.
37.
Do NOT
use for spreading
chemicals, fertilizers, or any other
substances which may contain toxic
materials.
38. Store the unit in a dry place either
locked up or on a high shelf out of
the reach of children to prevent
unauthorized use or damage.
39.
Do NOT
place objects inside blower
tube or aim blowing debris towards
people, animals, glass, or solid
objects such as cars, trees, walls
etc. The force of the air can throw
objects with enough force to
seriously damage or harm people
or objects.
40. Allow motor to stop and disconnect
power source before opening the
air inlet attachment or to insert or
remove the vacuum tubes. The
motor must be stopped
and the
impeller blades should no longer
be turning to avoid serious injury
from the rotating fan-like blades.
41. Inspect debris collector bag
BEFORE
each use. Ensure that
bag is firmly zippered shut before
use.
WARNING
:
Hard objects can be
thrown through the debris collector bag
or the housing and become dangerous
missiles which can seriously injure
operator or bystanders.
42. When using the vacuum
attachment
do NOT
vacuum up
stones, gravel, glass, metal or
other objects that could damage
debris collector bag. The bag is
intended ONLY for dry materials
such as leaves, grass and very
small twigs.
43.
Do NOT
vacuum up discarded
matches, cigarettes, ashes, coal,
or fireplace pits. Avoid any
flammable or hot objects. Inspect
area to be vacuumed carefully.
44.
Never
vacuum up damp or moist
materials or vacuum water or other
liquids. Allow leaves or grass to dry
before collecting in debris collector
bag.
45.
Never
run vacuum without the
proper installation of parts. When
using the vacuum, always install
vacuum tubes and debris collector
bag according to instructions.
46. Stop and disconnect unit from
power source. Inspect all openings
and tubes frequently, to ensure
safety from overheating and fire.
47.
NEVER
douse or squirt the unit
with water or any other liquid. Keep
handles dry, clean and free from
debris. Clean after every use. See
cleaning and storage section for
further instructions.
48.
Do NOT
operate this unit in
explosive atmospheres, such as in
the presence of flammable liquids,
gases or dust.
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1.
Ensure that proper clothing is worn
and safety. glasses are used.
2.
Set the blower/vacuum selection
lever to the blower mode. (Fig. 17)
3.
Place the shoulder strap over your
head and onto your shoulder.
Adjust the length as instructed on
page 7.
4.
Hold the leaf blower securely with
both hands.
5.
Sweep from side to side with the
nozzle several inches above the
ground. Slowly advance, keeping
the accumulated debris pile in front
of you. (Fig. 18, Fig. 19)
Using your Leaf Blower as a
Blower
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Your leaf blower can be used as a
vacuum to pick up dry material such as
leaves, grass, small twigs, sawdust or
bits of paper.
Do NOT
use to vacuum up stones,
gravel, metal, broken glass etc, as this
could cause damage to impeller, or the
operator and bystanders if these objects
propelled through the bag.
1.
Ensure that proper clothing is worn
and safety. glasses are used.
2.
Set the blower/vacuum selection
lever to the vacuum mode. (Fig. 17)
3.
Place the shoulder strap over your
head and onto your shoulder.
Adjust the length as instructed on
page 7.
4.
Hold the leaf blower, tilting the
blower/vacuum tube slightly and
using a sweeping motion to collect
light debris. Small leaves and twigs
will flow into the vacuum bag and be
mulched as they pass through the
fan housing, allowing the vacuum
bag to hold more debris. Avoid
forcing the leaf blower into a pile of
debris as this can block the unit or
the blower/vacuum tube.
Note
:
If the leaf blower starts to vibrate
or make an abnormal sound, turn the unit
“Off”, unplug from power source and
check for the cause.
Warning
: Do NOT
use the leaf
blower to spread fertilizer or clear
any kind of powdered or dangerous
chemicals. This is highly dangerous and
could cause serious harm to the operator
and environment.
Using your Leaf Blower as a
Vacuum
Fig. 17
Blower/Vacuum
Selection Lever
Vacuum Mode
Blower Mode
Fig. 18
Fig. 19
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