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6 - STARTING/STOPPING INSTRUCTIONS
6-2. IMPORTANT IDLING INFORMATION
In some cases due to operating conditions (altitude, tem-
perature etc.) your blower may need a slight adjustment
to the idle speed.
After warm up, If unit does not Idle after restarting 2
times, follow these steps to adjust idle.
1. Locate the idle adjustment screw (E) on the carbure-
tor (Fig. 6-2).
2. Using a Phillips or slotted screwdriver - turn screw 1/4
to 1/2 turn clockwise (to the right). Unit should then
idle properly.
6-3. STOPPING THE ENGINE
Emergency Stopping Procedure.
When it is necessary
to stop blower engine immediately, DEPRESS the OFF
“STOP
” switch until the engine stops completely (Fig.
6-3).
Normal Stopping Method.
For normal stopping, release
trigger and allow engine to return to idle speed. Then
DEPRESS the OFF “STOP
” switch until the engine
stops completely. (Fig. 6-3)
6-4. STARTING A WARM ENGINE (Engine has
been stopped for no more than 15-20 min-
utes).
1.
Set throttle (see step 1 for starting a cold engine),
choke “3”, pull starter rope.
2.
If engine does not start, or starts and then stops
after 5 rope pulls, follow procedure “STARTING A
COLD ENGINE”.
7-1. BLOWER OPERATIONS
WARNING
Because of flying debris, always wear American National
Standards Institute approved shielded safety glasses or
face shield when operating blower.
WARNING
Before using your blower, review Safety Precautions in
your User Manual, and all regulations for operation of the
unit. These precautions and regulations are for your protec-
tion.
CAUTION
DO NOT operate the blower with other people or animals
in the immediate vicinity. Allow a minimum of 50 feet (15
meters) between operator and other people or animals.
1. Use the blower for trees, shrubs, flower beds, and
hard-to-clean areas.
2. Use the unit around buildings and for other normal
cleaning procedures.
3. Use the blower around walls, overhangs, fences, and
screens.
4. We recommend that a face mask be worn when oper-
ating blower in dusty areas.
5. Stand away from the debris, at a distance that will eas-
ily allow you to control the direction of blown debris.
Never blow debris in direction of bystanders.
6. To control velocity of airstream, blower can be operat-
ed at any speed between idle and full throttle.
Experience with the unit will help you determine the
amount of airflow necessary for each application.
7. Operate power equipment only at reasonable hours--
not early in the morning or late at night when people
might be disturbed. Comply with times listed in local
ordinances.
8. To reduce sound levels, limit the number of pieces of
equipment used at any one time.
9. Operate power blowers at the lowest possible throttle
speed to do the job.
10. Check your equipment before operation, especially the
muffler, air intakes and air filters.
11. Use rakes and brooms to loosen debris before blow-
ing.In dusty conditions, slightly dampen surfaces when
water is available.
12. Conserve water by using power blowers instead of
hoses for many lawn and garden applications, includ-
ing areas such as gutters, screens, patios, grills, porch-
es and gardens.
13. Watch out for children, pets, open windows or freshly
washed cars, and blow debris safely away.
14. Use intermediate tube plus nozzle of your choice so the
airstream can work close to the ground.
15. After using blowers and other equipment, CLEAN UP!
Dispose of debris in trash receptacles.
7-2. OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS
1.
Follow the instructions “STARTING A COLD
ENGINE”.
2.
Once unit is running, place unit on your back by slip-
ping arms through the shoulder straps as if your were
putting on a jacket (Figure 7-2A).
3.
When preparing to clear an area of debris, always
position yourself so that you can control the direction
debris will be blown .
4.
The control handle and the flexibility of the blower
tube assembly will allow you to clear the most hard-to-
reach areas. (Fig. 7-2B)
5.
The hand grip, throttle trigger, throttle lock and ignition
on/off switch are all mounted on a swivel handle that
offers a wide range of operating positions and comfort
(Fig. 7-2C).
7 - OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
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7-2A
7-2B
7-2C
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