sidewalks, patios, etc.
• Blowing grass clippings, straw, or leaves into piles,
or removing debris from corners, around joints, or
between bricks.
Direct air fl ow by directing the blower tube down or to one
side. Always work away from solid objects such as walks,
large stones, vehicles, and fences.
Clean corners by starting in corners and moving outward.
This will help prevent an accumulation of debris which
could fl y into your face.
Be careful when working near plants. The force of the air
could damage tender plants.
REMOVING THE BATTERY
1. Press in and hold the latch button with a fi rm grip.
2. Grasp the trigger handle fi rmly and pull the battery
pack out of the power tool.
MAINTENANCE
a
WARNING: Remove the battery pack before
performing maintenance. Severe injury or death
could occur from electrical shock or body contact
with moving parts.
CHECKING THE BATTERY PACK CAPACITY
(B1)
Press the battery pack power level indicator button. The
lights will illuminate according to the battery pack’s current
power level.
Lights
Battery Pack Power
Level
3 Green Lights
80 –100%
2 Green Lights
60 – 79%
1 Green Light
30 – 59%
No lights
Below 30%. Charge
immediately.
REMOVING THE BATTERY PACK (B2)
1. Press in and hold the battery pack release button.
2. Grasp the rear handle and pull the battery pack out of
the powerhead.
CHARGING THE BATTERY PACK (C)
a
WARNING: Do not use the charger in direct
sunlight. Recharge at temperatures between 0°C
and 40°C (32°F and 104°F).
a
WARNING: If the battery pack is hot, allow it to
cool down before recharging.
1. Plug the charger into an AC power outlet.
2. Slide the charger over the battery pack terminals.
Make sure the charger and battery pack are fully
connected.
When the battery pack is charging, the LED will blink.
When the battery pack is fully charged, the LED will stop
blinking but will remain illuminated.
Once all charging lights turn green, remove the battery
pack from the charger and disconnect the charger from
the outlet.
After charging, the battery pack may be stored on the
charger, as long as the charger is not plugged in.
Store the battery pack fully charged.
STORING THE POWER TOOL
1. Remove the battery pack.
2. Remove debris with a soft brush or dry cloth. Never
clean with water, cleaning fl uids, or solvents.
3. Use a soft brush to remove debris from the air vents.
4. Inspect the tool carefully. If the tool is damaged in any
way, contact an authorized service center. Never use a
damaged tool.
5. Store in a cool, dry place and out of reach of children.
STORING THE CHARGER
• Remove debris with a soft brush or dry cloth. Never
clean with water, cleaning fl uids, or solvents.
• Unplug the charger when there is no battery pack in it.
• Store the charger at normal room temperature. Do not
store it in excessive heat.
TROUBLESHOOTING
a
WARNING: Always stop the power tool and disconnect the power cord before performing any of the
recommended remedies below.
Trouble
Cause
Remedy
The motor fails to start when the
trigger is squeezed.
1. Battery pack is not secure.
2. Battery pack is not charged.
1. Make sure the battery pack is fully
secured in the power tool.
2. Charge the battery pack.
The power tool will not start.
1. Attachment not correctly
assembled in the powerhead.
2. Battery pack is not secure.
3. Battery pack is not charged.
4. Defective power switch.
1. Assemble the attachment correctly in
the powerhead.
2. Make sure the battery pack is fully
secured in the power tool.
3. Charge the battery pack.
4. Call an authorized service center
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