Little Wonder PROVAC SI 5511-02-01, Руководство оператора и каталог запасных частей

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LITTLE
WONDER
PROVAC SI
OPERATION
BEFORE STARTING THE ENGINE
1. Read the Operator Manual and Engine Manual. Be -
come familiar with the controls, how each functions,
and what it operates.
2. Check the engine oil level and add if necessary. See
engine manual for details.
3 Fill the fuel tank with good quality, clean, unleaded
regular gasoline (petrol). Use a funnel to avoid spill -
ing. See engine manual for details.
4. Check that the bag is securely attached to the dis-
charge chute and handle posts and the bag is secured
shut.
5. Check that the discharge chute is secured to the
housing outlet.
STARTING THE ENGINE
1. Open the fuel valve (if equipped) and ensure the spark
plug is connected.
2. For cold starts, move the throttle to the “CHOKE” posi -
tion (forward most position) For engines without an
“over travel” choke, set the choke manually on the en-
gine. See engine manual for details. (Choke may not
be required to start a warm engine. Too much choke
use may flood the engine and cause hard starting.)
3 For warm starts, move the throttle to midway between
the fast and slow positions.
4. Pull the recoil starter slowly until resistance is felt,
then pull firmly to start the engine.
5. After the engine starts and begins to warm, slowly pull
the throttle lever rearwards until the throttle lever falls
into the next detent. The unit is now in the maxi-
mum running position of the throttle and the choke
is backed off. If not equipped with an “over travel”
choke, back the choke off manually on the engine.
See engine manual for details. The engine should run
smoothly.
6. Set the desired engine speed with the throttle. The en-
gine should run smoothly and with excessive vibration.
VACUUMING
1. To adjust the nozzle to the selected height:
With one hand, lean the unit back slightly to take
some weight off the front wheels. Press inward on
the height adjust handle and push forward to raise
the nozzle and backward to lower the nozzle. When
you are satisfied with the height, allow the protruding
height adjust pin to fall into the nearest slot.
2. The debris bag is full when the unit begins to lean
backwards, or suction performance is insufficient.
Examples of items suitable to be vacuumed :
-leaves -dry mulch
-small twigs -litter
-acorns -thistles
-seed pods -small cans and bottles
-grass clippings -paper products
-straw -styrofoam products
-wood chips
Examples of items/areas to avoid.
-excessively wet surfaces and debris
-grocks or gravel surfaces
-large hard objects
-long fibrous materials (vines, ropes, string, etc.)
-glass
-highly flammable materials
-hot objects (e.g. barbecue coals)
Do not force anything in to the vacuum. If an item is too
large to fit, pick it up separately.
Before performing any type of maintenance on the
machine, stop engine and wait for all parts to stop
moving. Failure to follow this instruction could re-
sult in personal injury or property damage.
In some countries regulations define at what time
of the day and on what special days products are
allowed to be used and what restrictions apply! Ask
your local agencies for all detailed information and
observe regulations!