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Insert the pipe cap [2] into the shaft

tube [1].

Put on gloves before cleaning.

Clean the attachment. Wipe off the dirt or stain with a cloth, etc.

Store the blower in the following place.

(a)  Locked place
(b)  High place out of reach of children and other unauthorized person
(c)  Dried and cool dark place

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Summary of Contents for SSBL

Page 1: ...tions after Operation 26 5 Maintenance 27 5 1 Maintenance of Blower 27 5 2 Tightening method of nut 27 5 3 Removing procedure for foreign objects inside 28 5 4 Greasing 29 6 Storing 30 7 Waste Disposal 32 8 Troubleshooting 33 9 Service after Sales 34 10 Technical data 35 EC Declaration of Conformity Applies to Europe only 36 Copyright C 2012 NIKKARI Co Ltd All Rights Reserved For Safe Use of Blowe...

Page 2: ...serve all the applicable safety rules standards or regulations in the area where the blower is used This blower is designed and produced according to the standards and regulations applied in the purchase country assuming that the use is limited to the purchase country only It will not comply with standards and regulations of other countries Do not export or resell the blowers to any other countrie...

Page 3: ...d all rights are reserved This instruction manual in whole or part may not be copied translated or reproduced to any electronic medium or machine readable without prior written consent from NIKKARI The contents described in this instruction manual and powerhead manual are subject to change without prior notice Illustrations or figures shown in this instruction manual may partially differ from your...

Page 4: ... injury WARNING Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in death or serious injury CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in mild to moderate injury or property damage Note Indicates to emphasize important information or provide helpful information Meanings of symbols Caution Sign Indicates that hazardous situatio...

Page 5: ...bels with solvent e Do not paint the warning labels when repainting the blower f If the warning labels become illegible damaged or removed purchase new ones from the sales agency and attach them in accordance with the Attached Location and Warning Labels Attached Location and Warning Labels 1 3 2 4 5 6 7 1 Carefully check the right warning labels and observe them 2 Be sure to read the instruction ...

Page 6: ...ot use the blower for any purpose other than blowing Otherwise it could cause unexpected injury and damage the blower Do not allow minors to operate the blower It could cause a serious accident Do not modify the blower It could deteriorate the performance resulting in a serious accident due to deterioration on safety Do not install any unapproved powerhead to the attachment The attachment could co...

Page 7: ...is not any part missing or cracking before starting the operation Especially check looseness of the connections screws nuts and fuel leakage Otherwise it will cause serious accident When hitting the blower against something hard such as stones make sure that the knob bolt is not loosened Otherwise it could cause the attachment to fall off Make sure that the knob is returned to the specified positi...

Page 8: ...nt The blower must be started in a non slippery and firm place Otherwise it will cause falling resulting in serious injury 1 2 5 Precautions for Operation When you hit the blower against stumps or walls stop the engine and make sure that the blower does not have problems such as cracks If there is a problem consult the service agency If it is used without solving the problem the blower could be da...

Page 9: ...ght corrugated boards or objects poorly balanced fix such objects If there is an object which cannot be fixed do not work near the object There is a possibility of collapse resulting in injury Pay attention to the rotating parts such as fan Hair could be caught by the air inlet which will result in injury or hands or fingers could be severed Do not operate the blower under poor visibility includin...

Page 10: ...he parts of the broken blower scatter resulting in injury Use the designated grease Otherwise the attachment could be damaged 1 2 7 Precautions for Troubleshooting When troubleshooting stop the engine and then remove the attachment from the powerhead If the engine starts during the work hands or fingers could be severed by the rotating parts or fan 1 2 8 Precautions for Transporting Do not transpo...

Page 11: ...en storing the attachment with the hook of the pipe cap attached to the pipe etc do not pull or swing the attachment Or attach it to the fixed bar having enough strength Otherwise it will fall off causing a serious injury When storing the attachment store it in the place out of reach of children and animals Otherwise it could cause serious injury due to contact with the attachment which is falling...

Page 12: ...nd stop the operation of the blower There are the throttle trigger and start stop switch on the powerhead as stop devices Refer to the powerhead manual for details 1 3 2 Safety Devices Quick Release In case of an accident or abnormality the blower can be released from the harness by using the quick release device Refer to the powerhead manual for details ...

Page 13: ...ighten the cuffs or hems 1 5 Noise There is a danger that a person might suffer permanent hearing loss by the sound from the blower A person operating the blower must use ear protection equipment including an ear muffler A person using the blower frequently must undergo a hearing test However take care when wearing the ear protection equipment Your ability to hear shouts or alarms is restricted 1 ...

Page 14: ...ucture of the attachment and name and function of each part 4 1 3 2 No Name Description 1 Gear case Connected to the cutting section Changes the transmission angle of the power from the power transmission shaft to decelerate 2 Discharge port Air is discharged 3 Air inlet Air is sucked 4 Shaft tube This is a equipment to connect the gear case with the join case ...

Page 15: ...erial No This instruction manual is for attachment of model in same series Check the model of your attachment on the nameplate attached to the machine body and read the corresponding sections Record serial No See 9 Service after Sales You will need this serial No when ordering parts and when making technical or warranty inquiries Note The model code is 4 digit numeric number for management The mod...

Page 16: ...16 2 5 Consumables The following is the consumables of this attachment Contact the sales agency for the replacement Cap ...

Page 17: ...not install any unapproved powerhead to the attachment The attachment could come off during use resulting in a serious accident The attachment can be installed only to our approved equipment shown below For detail refer to the table below Manufacturer Our approved powerhead Thai Honda Manufacturing Co Ltd UMC425E Thai Honda Manufacturing Co Ltd UMC435E Thai Honda Manufacturing Co Ltd UMC425U Thai ...

Page 18: ...ign the boss protrusion 2 at the end of the pipe with the slit of the joint case 3 and insert it to the label 4 position Make sure that the positioning knob 5 is lowered to the original position and then tighten the knob bolt 1 of powerhead connections 1 4 3 1 2 3 2 5 1 3 ...

Page 19: ...tated both clockwise and counterclockwise by 90 Pull out the shaft tube 6 If the shaft tube is hard to remove hold it so that the attachment is parallel to the pipe of the powerhead and then pull out it Turn the positioning knob 5 until it comes to the center When the positioning knob is returned to the center it will be released downward 1 1 5 2 5 6 3 4 ...

Page 20: ... make the fan stopped Body hands or fingers could be severed or objects could be damaged by contact with the fan Remove obstacles and watch your step when transporting the blower If the footing is insecure an accident due to tripping over or falling could happen Before transporting the blower put on the back of the truck etc remove the attachment from the powerhead and then fix it so as not to mov...

Page 21: ...e sure that the engine is stopped When hand carrying the blower Install it to the harness or use the shaft tube to keep the balance When transporting by truck etc 1 Remove the attachment from the powerhead 2 Put the blower on the back of the truck and fix it so as not move 1 2 When hand carrying the blower 3 ...

Page 22: ...arts nuts screws etc Check if the fan tightening nut is tightened For tightening method refer to 5 2 Tightening method of nut b Manually turn the fan tightening nut to check if it rotates smoothly If it does not rotate consult the sales agency c Remove the foreign objects inside For removing refer to 5 3 Removing procedure for foreign objects inside d Check the idling status If it is faulty refer ...

Page 23: ... accident The blower must be started in a non slippery and firm place Otherwise it will cause falling resulting in a serious accident For starting the blower refer to the powerhead manual 4 3 2 Stop When the throttle trigger is released the engine power will decrease and the blower operation will stop However it will be operating for a while flywheel effect and the throttle will not stop immediate...

Page 24: ...ulated against electric shock Have a person qualified for electric work remove wires and cables which can be removed If there are still wires or cables not removable do not operate the blower Take extreme care when operating on a slippery place or slope Also watch out for rough ground stumps roots ditches or holes which could cause you to trip or stumble Do not use when it is raining If you found ...

Page 25: ...ow blower is used are described as follows Example of Use Tilt the blower by 5 and swing it right and left to blow dead leaves or cut grasses on the ground to gather them Prohibited Matter Do not work at the position higher than the waste Airflow ...

Page 26: ...ng the blower take the following actions Set the start stop switch of engine to OFF O side to stop the engine Tighten all the nuts bolts and screws other than the ones for adjusting the carburetor Store the blower according to 6 Storing 1 2 3 ...

Page 27: ...hment remove them Check if the parts nuts screws etc are not damaged or loosened Check the inside from the slit part of the blower to check if any foreign object is caught in If there is any failure contact the sales agency For maintenance of the powerhead refer to the powerhead manual 5 2 Tightening method of nut Turn off the engine and remove the attachment from the powerhead Insert the L wrench...

Page 28: ...owerhead Loosen the screw 4 with the box wrench which comes with the powerhead Note The screw remains attached to the upper housing Remove the bottom housing 5 and fan 6 Then remove the foreign objects Remove the fan 6 install the bottom housing 5 and tighten the screw 4 Insert the L wrench 1 into the hole 2 of the bottom housing Then tighten the nut 3 by turning it counterclockwise Remove the L w...

Page 29: ...contents When drinking them by mistake the person will feel physically sick Do not discard grease into the river the sea or the ground Otherwise it could pollute the environment Use the designated grease Otherwise the attachment could be damaged Apply grease from the grease nipple every 20 hours Use EPNOC AP2 of JX Nippon Oil Energy or equivalent for greasing Grease nipple ...

Page 30: ...ing a serious injury Do not discard grease into the river the sea or the ground Otherwise it could pollute the environment When storing the attachment store it in the place out of reach of children and animals Otherwise it could cause serious injury to them due to contact with the attachment if the attachment falls off or falls down After the work or when storing follow the procedure below For wor...

Page 31: ...on gloves before cleaning Clean the attachment Wipe off the dirt or stain with a cloth etc Store the blower in the following place a Locked place b High place out of reach of children and other unauthorized person c Dried and cool dark place 2 1 4 5 6 7 ...

Page 32: ...32 7 Waste Disposal For disposal observe the standards and regulations of your region If there is any question contact the sales agency ...

Page 33: ... blower Refer to 5 3 Removing procedure for foreign objects inside Throttle cable adjustment is faulty Refer to the powerhead manual Engine fails Refer to the powerhead manual Vibration is too large Poor balance of attachment Contact the sales agency Mis installation of attachment Check the installed status Looseness of connection of attachment Contact the sales agency Shaft tube is bent Contact t...

Page 34: ...gency Contact for Repair Contact the sales agency from which you purchased the blower for repair Record serial No See 2 4 Position of Model Code and Serial No in the space below You will need this serial No when ordering parts and when making technical or warranty inquiries Required information Name of product Blower attachment Model code Serial No SBLE SBLU Purchased date Sales agency which you p...

Page 35: ...nce with EN ISO 22867 Applies to Europe only Front m s2 5 0 4 3 Uncertainty 2 5 2 2 Rear m s2 5 0 5 0 Uncertainty 2 5 2 5 c Measured sound pressure level in accordance with 2006 42 EC Applies to Europe only dB A 93 94 Uncertainty 1 2 d Measured sound power level in accordance with 2000 14 EC Applies to Europe only dB A 105 105 Uncertainty 1 2 e Sound power level Australia New South Wales standard ...

Page 36: ...have been applied EN ISO 12100 2010 EN 15503 2009 EN ISO 14982 2009 Approved Powerhead UMC425E UMC435E Guaranted sound power level in accordance with 2000 14 EC Use with UMC425E 106 dB A Use with UMC435E 107 dB A Issued at Hiroshi Sugimoto Japan on October 1st 2012 Name and position of the person that signs Hiroshi Sugimoto President Manufacturer s signature Person authorised to complie the techni...

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