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Putting on the carrying
strap
1. Place the carrying strap (12)
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across your shoulder and chest.
2. Adjust the length of the strap so
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that the snap hook is approxima-
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tely 10 cm below your hip.
3. Attach the snap hook on the
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eyelet to insert the strap:
- in blow mode: position
- in suction mode: position
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Operating the leaf
blower
Danger of injury. Wear suita-
ble clothing and work gloves
when working with the
device. Make sure that the
device is functioning prop-
erly before every use. Make
sure that the collection bag
and the tube are assembled
correctly and the carrying
strap is adjusted correctly for
work.
Stop using the device if the
on/of switch is damaged.
Personal protective equip-
ment and a fully functional
appliance reduce the risk of
injuries and accidents.
After switching off the de-
vice, the impeller wheel
continues to rotate for some
time. Danger of injury due to
rotating tool.
Note noise protection laws and lo-
cal regulations.
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Turning on and off
Before switching on device, make
sure it is not in contact with any ob-
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jects. Ensure stable positioning.
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1. Make a loop from the end of the
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extension cable and attach this
to the strain relief (5).
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2. Connect the machine to the pow-
er supply.
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3. To turn on, push the
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on/off switch (4):
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- in blow mode: to the right.
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- in suction mode: to the left.
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4. In order to regulate the suction/
blowing power, press the volume
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 vacuum/blower may
only be used for the follow-
ing purposes:
- As a blower to pile up dry
leaf material or to blow mate-
rial 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 func-
tion. The dry leaves are
shredded and their 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
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