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FZF 4020 E

Safety Instructions

Additional safety directives for garden vacuum blowers

  Always use appropriate protective equipment when working with the power tool to prevent injuries to the 

face, eyes, hands, legs, head or hearing damage. Use safety glasses, i.e. face protection, tall boots, i.e. stable 
footwear, long pants, work gloves and hearing protection.

  Never turn the power tool on when it is upside down or when it is not in the correct work position.
  Turn the motor off and pull out the power plug when not using the power tool, do not leave it without 

supervision, when cleaning or transporting it, or when the extension cord is tangled or damaged.

  Never use the power tool when there are other persons in the vicinity, particularly children or pets. Turn the 

power tool off when children or pets approach. When working with the power tool, maintain a distance of at 
least 5 metres from other persons or pets.

  Never point the blowing tube at bystanders or animals. Never blow objects/dirt towards bystanders or 

animals. The operator of the power tool is responsible for accidents and dangerous situations to which 
persons or their property are subjected.

  Never operate the power tool or handle the power plug with wet hands and never use it when it is raining.
  Use only extension cords specifically designed for outdoor use and that are designated in this manner. 

Protect the extension cord against high temperatures, oil and sharp edges.

  The quality of the extension cord must not be lower than type H05RN-F and H05VV-F and must have 

a minimum conductor cross-section of 1.5 mm

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 and a maximum recommended length of 30 m.

  Ensure that the extension cord is secured in such a manner that the plug of the power cord may not 

disconnect during operation.

  Keep the air inlets free of dust, fibres, hair and other materials that could reduce air flow.
  When using the power tool, maintain good balance and a stable stance.
  Do not use the power tool in enclosed or poorly ventilated areas or in the vicinity of flammable or explosive 

substances (fluids, gases, dust).

  Do not use the power tool when you have loose hanging hair or decorations (jewellery). Tie up long hair and 

put loose hanging decorations aside.

  Make sure that the vacuum blower does not suck up burning or smouldering materials such as ash, 

cigarette butts, etc.

  Never attempt to vacuum broken objects from glass, plastic, porcelain, etc.
  Do not use the power tool in the suction mode without a collection sack attached.
  Do not use the vacuum blower on areas covered with coarse or fine gravel neither in the blowing nor suction 

mode.

  Only operate the power tool during full daylight or under sufficient artificial lighting.
  When not using the power tool, place it in a dry place out of children's reach.
  When finished using it, disconnect the power tool from the power supply and check it for damage. If you 

have even the slightest doubt about the integrity of your power tool, have it checked at an authorised service 
centre.

  Only use the power tool in accordance with the instructions contained in the provided user's manual.
  Regularly check that all bolts are firmly tightened.
  Only use spare parts and accessories recommended by the manufacturer.
  Never attempt to repair the power tool yourself or to reach the parts inside the power tool. If necessary, 

always take the power tool to an authorised professional workshop.

Summary of Contents for FZF 4020 E

Page 1: ...FZF 4020 E EN...

Page 2: ...manuals in a safe place 6 Work area 6 Electrical safety 6 Personal safety 7 Operating and maintaining power tools 7 Additional safety directives for garden vacuum blowers 8 Recommendations 9 4 VACUUM...

Page 3: ...ling User s manual Before you start working with the garden vacuum blower read the following safety instructions and user s manual Acquaint yourself with the operating elements and the correct use of...

Page 4: ...ny maintenance on this power tool turn it off and disconnect the power plug from the socket In the event that the power cord becomes tangled or damaged disconnect it from the power socket Do not use i...

Page 5: ...tools You may lose control of the power tool when looking around Electrical safety The power plug of the power tool must t into the respective power socket The power plug must not be modi ed in any wa...

Page 6: ...ces dust related hazards Operating and maintaining power tools Do not overload the power tool Always use suitable power tools for your work tasks Using suitable power tools will make your work better...

Page 7: ...1 5 mm2 and a maximum recommended length of 30 m Ensure that the extension cord is secured in such a manner that the plug of the power cord may not disconnect during operation Keep the air inlets free...

Page 8: ...stable stance Pull the power cord plug out of the socket before leaving the vacuum blower without supervision before removing any clogged material before inspecting the power tool cleaning or perform...

Page 9: ...st not be used or turned on until it is fully assembled DISCONNECT THE POWER CORD from the power grid before starting the assembly of the vacuum blower Assembly Insert the top part of the tube g 1 poi...

Page 10: ...blower and secure it in place g 2 point 2 Secure the front part of the collection sack under the vacuum blower tube using the clip on the collection sack Attaching the shoulder strap g 4 This vacuum...

Page 11: ...t the mode selection lever Fig 5 point 3 is in the normal position and that it is not blocked by materials from previous use Starting the vacuum blower Using the mode selection lever g 5 point 3 locat...

Page 12: ...function and turn the power tool on Lean the tube on the wheels and push the power tool forward Point the tube nozzle at the materials that you wish to remove You can also hold the tube nozzle just a...

Page 13: ...turned on again Remove and empty out the collection sack Check the normal function of the mode selection lever and check that it is not clogged with material Using a suitable brush clean out the area...

Page 14: ...45 l Air ow speed 160 270 km h Maximum air ow volume 13 m3 Mulching ratio 01 10 Weight 3 5 kg Idle speed rpm 8 000 14 000 Sound pressure level SPL 86 3 dB A Sound pressure deviation kPa 3 dB Sound po...

Page 15: ...L INSTRUCTIONS AND INFORMATION REGARDING THE DISPOSAL OF USED PACKAGING MATERIALS Dispose of used packaging material at a site designated for waste in your municipality The machine and its accessories...

Page 16: ...brand 75 5 1 9 880 1 5 0 11 Type model 9 The product is inline with regulations listed below GLUHFWLYH IRU ORZ YROWDJH HOHFWULFDO HTXLSPHQW 1R GLUHFWLYH IRU OHFWURPDJQHWLF RPSDWLELOLW 0 1R GLUHFWLYH I...

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