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The combustion engine releases poisonous gases as soon
as it starts running. These gases contain toxic carbon
monoxide, a colourless, odourless gas, as well as other
harmful substances. The combustion engine may never be
turned on inside confined or poorly ventilated spaces.
A massive load of vibrations may damage nervous
and circulatory systems, especially to whom have
circulatory problems. Inform your doctor if any symptoms
arise caused by vibrations. Among these symptoms, that
occur specially on fingers, hand and wrists, are also
included loss of sensation, pain, muscle weakness, skin
discoloration or tingling sensation.
While operating the blower/vacuum cleaner, plan rest
breaks and avoid operating the blower/vacuum cleaner for
long periods of time. Permanent vibration is very harmful.
While operating the machine, stand in a stable position and
always keep your balance. Do not operate the machine on
slippery, uneven, or unstable surfaces or on rough terrain.
Watch out for obstacles (tree stumps, roots, ditches).
During operation, walk forward at a steady pace and watch
the outlet of the blower/vacuum cleaner tube. Avoid
walking backwards, as this reduces the danger of tripping.
Start:
Turn the blower/vacuum cleaner on carefully following the
operating instructions in the instruction manual. Using the
blower/vacuum cleaner according to these instructions
reduces the risk of injury.
When the recoil starter returns to its original
position, your hand and arm can be dragged quickly
towards the combustion engine. This retraction may cause
fractures, bruises and sprains.
How to operate:
▪ Whenever you intend to step physically away from the
blower/vacuum cleaner or if it is not being watched;
▪ Before refuelling. Refuel only when the combustion
engine is cold.
Switch off the combustion engine and remove the spark
plug cap:
▪ Before lifting, loading or transporting the machine;
▪ Before the equipment is inspected, cleaned or before
repair tasks are carried out.
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When carrying out cleaning, adjustment, repair or
maintenance work, always wear gloves and place the
machine on a firm, level ground.
Keep the spark plug cap away from the spark plug
itself, as an inadvertent ignition spark can cause
burns or electric shocks. Unintentional contact of the spark
plug with the spark plug cap can cause the combustion
engine to start unintentionally.
Allow the blower/vacuum cleaner to cool down in
particular before carrying out maintenance work on
the drive system, combustion engine, exhaust manifold and
muffler. Temperatures of 80°C or even higher can be
reached.
Frequently check the equipment, especially before storage
(for example, before the winter period), regarding wear and
damages.
For safety reasons, replace worn out or damaged parts
immediately so the unit is always in perfect operating
conditions.
Cleaning:
The blower/vacuum cleaner must be carefully cleaned after
each use.
Clean the engine by hand (avoid introducing water into the
air filter and exhaust). Avoid wetting the controls and other
equipment/accessories that are difficult to dry (water
stimulates the appearance of corrosion and rust).
Do not use aggressive cleaning products. These products
may damage plastics and metals, compromising the safe
operation of the blower/vacuum cleaner.
To avoid the risk of fire, the ventilation slots and the exhaust
must remain free of flammable waste.
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