Turning On And Off; Working With The Leaf Blower - Grizzly ELS 3027 E Traducción Del Manual De Instrucciones Original

After switching off the device,
the impeller wheel continues to
rotate for some time. Danger of
injury due to rotating tool.
Note noise protection laws and lo-
cal regulations.

Turning on and off

Before switching on device, make
sure it is not in contact with any
objects. Ensure stable positioning.
E 1. Make a loop from the end of the F G
extension cable and attach this
to the strain relief (5).
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2. Connect the machine to the
power supply.
3. To turn on, push the on/off
Y Z
switch (4):
- in blow mode: to the right.
- in suction mode: to the left.
4. In order to regulate the suction/
blowing power, press the vol-
ume control (2).
5. To turn off, push the on/off
switch (4):
- in blow mode: to the left.
- in suction mode: to the right.

Working with the leaf blower

The leaf blower may only be
used for the following purposes:
- As a blower to pile up dry leaf
material or to blow material out
of places that are hard to access
(e.g. under cars)
- As a suction device to suck
up dry leaf material. The device
also functions as a shredder in
the suction function. The dry
leaves are shredded and their
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volume is reduced, preparing
the material for later compost-
ing if desired. The shredding
intensity depends on the size of
the leaf material and its residual
moisture.
Uses other than those described
here may damage the machine
and put the operator at risk.
During work, ensure that the de-
vice is not struck against hard
objects, which can cause damage.
Do not suck up any solid bod-
ies such as stones, branches or
pieces of branch, fir cones or simi-
lar, since these can damage the
device, in particular the shredding
mechanism. Repairs of this type
are not covered by the guaran-
tee.
Blowing operating mode:
For safety reasons, make sure
that the protective cover (7) is
mounted on the suction open-
ing.
• You get optimal results when you use
the blower with a separation distance
to the ground of 5 -10 cm.
• Begin work with the highest blowing
power, in order to rapidly pile up the
leaves lying around. Select a lower
blowing power to compact the previ-
ously piled up leaves.
• Before blowing, loosen leaves adher-
ing to the ground with a broom or rake.
• The guide rollers at the end of the tube
make it easier to work on flat surfaces.
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