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Dolmar PB-251.4 User Manual

Dolmar PB-251.4
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GASOLINE BLOWER
SOUFFLEUR À ESSENCE
SOPLADOR DE GASOLINA
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
(P2~P18)
Important:
Read this instruction manual carefully before putting the Blower into operation and
strictly observe the safety regulations! Preserve instruction manual carefully!
INSTRUCTIONS D’EMPLOI
(P19~P35)
Importante:
Lisez attentivement ce manuel utilisateur avant de mettre en route le souffleur et
respectez scrupuleusement les consignes de sécurité.
Conservez soigneusement ce manuel.
MANUAL DE INSTRUCCIONES
(P36~P52)
Importante:
Lea bien este manual antes de poner el soplador en funcionamiento, y observe
estrictamente las medidas de seguridad. Conserve este manual de instrucciones.
WARNING: The Engine Exhaust from this product contains chemicals
known to the state of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other
reproductive harm.
DOLMAR CA Statement
PB-251.4
DOLMAR non CA Statement
PB-250.4

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Dolmar PB-251.4 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandDolmar
ModelPB-251.4
CategoryBlower
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Symbols and Safety Icons

Safety Instructions

General Safety Guidelines

Read and follow manual, use with care, avoid alcohol/drugs, do not use when tired.

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

Wear functional clothing, no jewelry, long hair secured, head, eye, hand, foot protection.

Specific Safety Regulations

Sturdy clothing, ear protection, gloves, eye protection (goggles/safety glasses).

Blower Startup Safety

Ensure safe distance from people/animals, no urban areas, check throttle/lock/I-O switch.

Technical Specifications

Parts Identification

Assembly Instructions

Blower Pipe Assembly

Align grooves, slide pipe onto housing, turn clockwise to lock.

Vacuum Attachment Assembly

Install vacuum pipe/nozzle and elbow/dust bag correctly.

Before Operation Checks

Engine Oil Inspection and Refill

Check oil level on a flat surface, refill if below limit, use recommended oil.

Oil Gauge Maintenance

Keep oil gauge clean from dust/dirt to prevent wear and ensure circulation.

Post Refill Procedure

Wipe any spilled oil with a rag.

Operating the Blower

Starting the Engine

Follow sequence: stop switch, primer pump, choke lever, starter handle, warm-up.

Stopping the Engine

Release trigger lever, set stop switch to "0" or use cruise control.

Idling Adjustment

Low-Speed Rotation Check

Set low-speed rotation to 3500 rpm; adjust screw to change speed.

Operation Methods

Blower Operation Technique

Hold firmly, use trigger/cruise control, use fuel tank as assist handle.

Dust Collection Operation

Do not suck foreign materials, empty dust bag, carry bag on shoulder.

Inspection and Maintenance

Engine Oil Replacement

Drain oil when cool, refill to correct level, follow interval.

Air Cleaner Cleaning

Remove cover, clean element (sponge/felt) with water or gasoline, dry thoroughly.

Spark Plug Check and Maintenance

Check/clean plug, adjust electrode gap (0.7-0.8 mm), use specified type.

Fuel Filter Cleaning

Check fuel filter, clean with gasoline if contaminated, replace if necessary.

Bolt, Nut, and Screw Inspection

Retighten loose parts, check for leaks, replace damaged parts.

General Parts Cleaning

Wipe engine clean, remove dust/dirt from cylinder fins.

Gasket and Packing Replacement

Replace gaskets and packings when the engine is disassembled.

Storage Instructions

Draining Fuel for Storage

Remove tank cap, drain fuel, operate engine until stopped, add oil to cylinder.

Troubleshooting Guide

Engine Does Not Start

Check primer, fuel, starter rope, spark plug, carburetor, etc.

Engine Stops Unexpectedly

Check choke lever, fuel filter, air cleaner, carburetor, throttle wire.

Engine Speed Issues

Check fuel filter, air cleaner, carburetor, drive system.

Engine Fails to Stop

Check stop switch, throttle wire, electric system, connector.

Emissions and Durability Information

Emission Compliance Period

Operating hours for meeting Federal emission requirements (Category C, B, A).

Air Index and Durability Period

Information on emissions performance and durability for California regulations.

Federal Emission Component Warranty

Warranty Coverage Scope

Warranty applies to all states except California, covering defects causing non-conformity.

Warranty Period

Warranty begins on sale date and continues for a period of 2 years.

Covered Parts

Lists parts covered by the Emission Component Defect Warranty.

Warranty Service and Responsibilities

Obtaining Warranty Service

Take engine to authorized service center with sales receipt.

What Warranty Does Not Cover

Excludes tampering, misuse, accident, failure to use recommended fuel/oil, etc.

Owner's Warranty Responsibilities

Responsible for required maintenance, retain receipts, present engine for service.

Emission Control System Warranty Details

Maintenance and Repairs for Emissions

Responsible for maintenance, keep records, use authorized parts for warranty repairs.

Making an Emission Warranty Claim

Notify Dolmar Warranty Service Department for defective emission-related parts.

California Emissions Control Warranty

Warranty Rights and Obligations

Explains emissions control system warranty for small off-road engines.

Manufacturer's Warranty Coverage

Emissions control system warranted for two years; defective parts repaired or replaced.

Owner's Responsibilities for Emissions Warranty

Perform maintenance, retain receipts, present engine to service center promptly.

Defects Warranty Requirements

Details warranty period, coverage, and interpretation for emissions-related parts.

Maintenance Statements and Schedule

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