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Do not use this blower with any solid-state speed control device to reduce risk of fire or shock.
Ensure the polarized plug fits correctly into the outlet to reduce electric shock risk.
Never leave the blower running unattended during operation.
Do not operate with damaged cord/plug; seek authorized repair.
Avoid running cords under carpeting or coverings to prevent tripping.
Keep fingers and objects away from blade guards to prevent injury.
Always disconnect the blower before moving it to another location.
Disconnect power before removing grills for cleaning to prevent shock.
Operate blower on a stable surface to prevent overturning.
Do not use blower in windows; rain poses an electrical hazard.
Ensure the blower is fully assembled before turning it on.
Keep blower labels and nameplates readable for safety information.
Operate blower exclusively in dry areas, avoiding bathrooms or wet locations.
This blower is not a toy; keep out of reach of children to prevent injury.
Pacemaker users should consult a physician before using the blower due to EMF.
Operator must use common sense and caution, as manual cannot cover all scenarios.
Details the blower's electrical rating (Voltage, Frequency, Amperage).
Information about the two auxiliary 115 VAC outlets and their load limits.
Description of the handle for carrying and maneuvering the blower.
Controls the power on/off and speed settings for the blower.
Indicates the locations where air is drawn into the blower.
The point from which the blower expels air.
Provides stability and angling options for the blower.
Two outlets on the base for powering other devices.
Button to reset the internal circuit breaker if it trips.
Ensure the power/speed switch is set to OFF before starting.
Connect the power cord to a GFCI-protected grounded outlet.
Place the blower on a level base and position it horizontally, tilted, or vertically.
Leave adequate space for unimpeded airflow and prevent debris intake.
Rotate the Power/Speed Knob to choose the desired speed.
Procedure to reset the circuit breaker if the blower stops unexpectedly.
Details on connecting devices to auxiliary outlets and their current limits.
Turn off, unplug, clean, and store the blower indoors after use.
Inspect for loose hardware, moving parts, cracked parts, wiring, or other conditions.
Clean regularly with a damp cloth; do not open housing for cleaning.
Damaged supply cords must be replaced only by a qualified service technician.
Check for dryness, obstructions, and cooling before resetting the circuit breaker.
Do not use this blower with any solid-state speed control device to reduce risk of fire or shock.
Ensure the polarized plug fits correctly into the outlet to reduce electric shock risk.
Never leave the blower running unattended during operation.
Do not operate with damaged cord/plug; seek authorized repair.
Avoid running cords under carpeting or coverings to prevent tripping.
Keep fingers and objects away from blade guards to prevent injury.
Always disconnect the blower before moving it to another location.
Disconnect power before removing grills for cleaning to prevent shock.
Operate blower on a stable surface to prevent overturning.
Do not use blower in windows; rain poses an electrical hazard.
Ensure the blower is fully assembled before turning it on.
Keep blower labels and nameplates readable for safety information.
Operate blower exclusively in dry areas, avoiding bathrooms or wet locations.
This blower is not a toy; keep out of reach of children to prevent injury.
Pacemaker users should consult a physician before using the blower due to EMF.
Operator must use common sense and caution, as manual cannot cover all scenarios.
Details the blower's electrical rating (Voltage, Frequency, Amperage).
Information about the two auxiliary 115 VAC outlets and their load limits.
Description of the handle for carrying and maneuvering the blower.
Controls the power on/off and speed settings for the blower.
Indicates the locations where air is drawn into the blower.
The point from which the blower expels air.
Provides stability and angling options for the blower.
Two outlets on the base for powering other devices.
Button to reset the internal circuit breaker if it trips.
Ensure the power/speed switch is set to OFF before starting.
Connect the power cord to a GFCI-protected grounded outlet.
Place the blower on a level base and position it horizontally, tilted, or vertically.
Leave adequate space for unimpeded airflow and prevent debris intake.
Rotate the Power/Speed Knob to choose the desired speed.
Procedure to reset the circuit breaker if the blower stops unexpectedly.
Details on connecting devices to auxiliary outlets and their current limits.
Turn off, unplug, clean, and store the blower indoors after use.
Inspect for loose hardware, moving parts, cracked parts, wiring, or other conditions.
Clean regularly with a damp cloth; do not open housing for cleaning.
Damaged supply cords must be replaced only by a qualified service technician.
Check for dryness, obstructions, and cooling before resetting the circuit breaker.
This document is an owner's manual and safety instructions for the Bauer 3-Speed Floor Blower, model 19503E-B. It provides essential information for safe operation, technical specifications, usage, and maintenance.
The Bauer 3-Speed Floor Blower is designed to provide powerful airflow for various applications, likely including drying floors, circulating air, or assisting with ventilation. It features a multi-speed control and auxiliary power outlets for added versatility. The blower is intended for household use only.
The blower offers flexible positioning and multiple power options:
The manual outlines basic user servicing instructions to ensure the blower's longevity and safe operation:
The manual includes a parts list and an exploded diagram to assist with identification, though individual replacement parts may not be available for purchase. A 90-day limited warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship, but excludes damage from misuse, abuse, negligence, accidents, improper installation, normal wear and tear, or lack of maintenance.
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