GreenWorks 26032, Руководство пользователя

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ADJUSTING THE DIRECTION OF DISCHARGE (See Figure 7)
Snow can be discharged to the left, straight ahead, or to the right of the operator.
Follow these instructions in order to change the direction:
• Release the safety switch in order to stop the rotor.
NOTE: The control crank can revolve 810°. The discharge chute can rotate 180°. Do not force it.
• Turn the discharge directional control clockwise 360°. The vanes will turn approximately
80° to the right.
• Turn the discharge directional control counter-clockwise 360°. The vanes will turn
approximately 80° to the left.
W A R N I N G
If there is a gap between the discharge chute and the chute deflector, snow and anything else that
can be picked up by Snow Thrower may fly in the direction of the operator. Thrown objects could
cause serious personal injury.
• Do not force the chute deflector too far forward so that a gap appears between the discharge
chute and the chute deflector.
• Do not overtighten the locknuts that hold the chute deflector in position to the point where it is
necessary to use excessive force in order to adjust the chute deflector.
• Begin removing snow near the electrical outlet, and work outward. Work back and forth, and
not away from or toward the outlet.
• When turning at the end of a swath, step over the cord, and then turn the Snow Thrower.
• Overlap each swath, and discharge the snow in the direction of the wind whenever possible.
• Shave down large banks of snow by placing the Snow Thrower on the bank. Lift the Snow
Thrower by the primary and secondary handles only (Fig. 5). Allow the weight of the Snow
Thrower to shave down the bank in a back-and-forth motion.
• When clearing steps or deep drifts, hold the Snow Thrower by the primary and secondary
handles (Fig. 5), and use a swinging or sweeping motion.
W A R N I N G
When using the secondary handle, do not direct the snow discharge chute toward the operator
or toward bystanders. The Snow Thrower can throw foreign objects, which could cause serious
personal injury. When using the secondary handle, always turn the discharge chute in the opposite
direction from where the operator or bystanders are located.
• Keep the extension cord clear of obstructions, sharp objects, and all moving parts. Do not
pull sharply on the cord or abuse it in any manner. Inspect the extension cord for damage that
may result in an electric shock on a regular basis. If the extension cord becomes damaged in
any way, replace it immediately.
• Some controls and moving parts may freeze in certain cold and snowy weather conditions.
If any of the controls become hard to operate, stop the motor, disconnect the extension cord,
and inspect the Snow Thrower for frozen parts.
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
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