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Garden Gear CXD1800 Instruction Manual Download Page 7

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Assembly

Remove all parts from the packaging and check that all are present and there
is no sign of damage. Familiarise yourself with all parts.

1.

Attach the extension handle tubes (2) into the housing as shown below
using the 2 screws supplied (3), tighten with a screwdriver.

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Summary of Contents for CXD1800

Page 1: ...n a safe place for future reference After Sales Support Call 0871 911 7031 Email customerservice gardengearonline co uk Product Code G4080 Thank you for purchasing this product which has been made to demanding high quality standards and is guaranteed for domestic use against manufacturing faults for a period of 12 months from date of purchase ...

Page 2: ... completely satisfied with your purchase so this Garden Gear product is backed by our full 12 month manufacturers guarantee and an outstanding after sales service through our dedicated Helpline Register your product for an extended 2 year warranty by visiting our website www gardengearonline co uk The product must be registered along with your contact information within 30 days of purchase For ful...

Page 3: ...ntangled cords increase the risk of electric shock When operating a garden machinery outdoors use an outdoor extension cord suitable for outdoor use Do not use a garden machinery while you are tired or under the influence of drugs alcohol or medication A moment of inattention while operating garden machinery may result in serious personal injury Use safety equipment Always wear eye protection Safe...

Page 4: ...accidents or hazards occurring to other people or their property Do not handle the plug or the tool with wet hands and do not use the tool in the rain Use only outdoor rated extension leads that are so marked Keep the extension cord away from heat oil and sharp edges Ensure that the extension lead is secured in a manner that prevents it from disconnecting from the plug whilst in use Keep all the a...

Page 5: ...enings when the appliance is running Protective glasses and ear defenders should be worn Do not work in wet weather Do not store the leaf blower in a location exposed to rain Remove plug from the mains immediately if the cable is damaged Sound level indicated by LwA in dB Any defective or discarded electric or electronic devices must be disposed of at appropriate collection centres Also available ...

Page 6: ...6 Parts Description 1 Housing and power control handle 2 Extension handle tubes 3 Handle positioning screws 4 Handle locking bolts and wing nuts 5 Power cable positioning clip 6 Leaf collection bag ...

Page 7: ...e packaging and check that all are present and there is no sign of damage Familiarise yourself with all parts 1 Attach the extension handle tubes 2 into the housing as shown below using the 2 screws supplied 3 tighten with a screwdriver ...

Page 8: ... power control handle on 1 using the locking bolts and wing nuts 4 turn clockwise to secure 3 Push the power cable positioning clip 5 onto the extension handle tubes 2 securing the cable against the tube as shown below ...

Page 9: ...he 2 steps shown below Attach the bottom first arrowed 1 and then the upper part arrowed 2 depress the locking clip indicated by the padlock symbol at 2 5 Attach the leaf collection bag 6 to the upper and lower tubes using the fitted 4 plastic clips ...

Page 10: ...using a rake the day before you intend to clear them allowing them to dry on both sides Height adjustment Adjust the height of the blower vacuum by pressing down on the adjustment control arrowed 1 on the front and move forward and back to choose one of the 4 choices depending on the amount of leaves that are present and whether you are blowing or vacuuming See guide below ...

Page 11: ... With one finger depress the button arrowed 1 and then pull the trigger arrowed 2 The machine will start To cut the power simply let go of the trigger Vacuuming To vacuum push the selection lever in the direction shown below and the leaves will be drawn into the collection bag which has a capacity of 45 Litres Regularly check the bag to make sure its not full and empty as required ...

Page 12: ...he direction shown below and the leaves will be blown to the desired location Make sure you are in the correct position to both vacuum and blow leaves during use as indicated by the ticks below and as a safety precaution ensure nobody is in your path ...

Page 13: ... leaf blower vacuum should disconnected from the power supply and any leaves in the collection bag removed Thoroughly clean all areas using a soft brush on the upper and lower surfaces to remove any debris and leaf particles and then wipe all surfaces with a damp cloth thoroughly dry before storing in a cool dry place Do not use water or any type of cleaning solvent or abrasive materials on the pa...

Page 14: ...ume flow rate 840m h Collection bag capacity 45L Net gross weight 9 5 11kg Noise detail Sound pressure level LрA 95 dB A Measured sound power level LwA 107 4 dB A Guaranteed sound pressure level LwA 111 dB A Measured according to EN 50636 2000 14EC Uncertainty K 3db A Vibration detail Vibration total values triaxial vector sum according to EN50636 Vibration emission value ah 3 7 m s Uncertainty K ...

Page 15: ...es are coloured as follows Brown Live Blue Neutral Yellow Green Earth If the appliance is fitted with a 2 core cable it is double insulated and will not have the yellow and green earth wire IT IS ESSENTIAL THAT WIRES ARE ATTACHED ONLY TO THEIR DESIGNATED POSITIONS IN THE PLUG Fuses must be replaced with the same rating as the original please refer to the fuse rating stated on the plug for this inf...

Page 16: ...able requirements of the following documents Ref No EN 60335 1 2012 A11 2014 EN 50636 2 100 2014 EN 62233 2008 EN 55014 1 2006 A1 2009 A2 2011 EN 55014 2 2015 EN 61000 3 2 2014 EN 61000 3 3 2013 EN 61000 3 11 2000 AfPS GS 2014 01 PAK IEC 62321 Noise measurements have been made in accordance with EN ISO11680 1 with internal control of production Schedule 8 Annex V The declared noise values are as f...

Page 17: ...ing this period please return it to the place of purchase Normal wear and tear is not covered under the guarantee Any guarantee is invalid if the product has been misused or subject to neglect or an attempted repair other than by our own service centre Due to continuous product improvement we reserve the right to change the product specification without prior notice After Sales Customer Service Br...

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