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Husqvarna 115 24 05-95 User Manual

Husqvarna 115 24 05-95
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WARNING
The engine exhaust from this product contains
chemicals known to the State of California to cause
cancer, birth defects or other reproductive
WARNING
Before using our products, please read this manual
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Operator’s manual
150BT
English
115 24 05-95
150BT_US.fm Page 1 Friday, April 10, 2009 9:51 AM
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Husqvarna 115 24 05-95 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandHusqvarna
Model115 24 05-95
CategoryBlower
LanguageEnglish

Summary

FEDERAL EMISSION CONTROL WARRANTY STATEMENT

YOUR WARRANTY RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS

Explains user rights and manufacturer obligations regarding emissions warranty.

MANUFACTURER'S WARRANTY COVERAGE

Details the duration and scope of the manufacturer's warranty for emission parts.

OWNER'S WARRANTY RESPONSIBILITIES

Outlines owner's duties for maintaining the engine and ensuring warranty validity.

WHAT IS NOT COVERED

Lists conditions and actions that void the emissions warranty coverage.

HOW TO FILE A CLAIM

Instructs users on the process for submitting a warranty claim.

Safety

SAFETY FIRST

Stresses the importance of reading and following all safety instructions to prevent injury.

Notes on types of warnings

Explains the meaning and significance of different warning symbols used in the manual.

Warning labels on the machine

Describes various warning labels found on the machine and their implications.

Symbols on the machine

Fueling Port Symbol

Indicates the location of the fuel tank cap for refueling.

Choke Opening Symbol

Shows the symbol for opening the choke on the intake cup.

Engine Stop Symbol

Indicates the symbol for stopping the engine using the throttle lever.

Safety Precautions

Working Conditions

Advises on safe operating environments and personal condition while using the blower.

Working Circumstance

Provides guidelines for operating the blower in different environmental conditions safely.

Fuel Handling Safety

Details critical safety measures for handling gasoline to prevent fire and burn injuries.

What is what? (Component Identification)

Frame

Identifies the main structural component of the blower.

Harness

Details the shoulder harness used for carrying the blower.

Throttle Lever

Locates the control for engine speed.

Fuel Tank

Locates the reservoir for gasoline.

Technical Data

Dimensions (L x W x H)

Provides the physical size specifications of the blower unit.

Engine Type

Specifies the model and configuration of the engine.

Fuel Consumption (liter/h)

Quantifies the engine's fuel usage rate.

Noise Level (50 Feet ANSI)

Reports the measured sound pressure level at a distance.

Noise Pressure Level at Operator's Ear

Reports the sound level experienced by the operator.

Assembly

Swivel Joint Assembly

Instructions for connecting the blower to the swivel joint with a hose.

Throttle Lever Setup

Steps for installing and securing the throttle lever assembly.

Blower Tube Connection

Guidance on aligning and connecting blower tube sections.

Harness Attachment

Instructions for wearing and adjusting the blower's harness for safe use.

Assembly

Waist Belt Adjustment

Guidance on properly placing and tightening the waist belt for comfort and safety.

Fuel

Fuel Handling Warnings

Critical safety advice for handling gasoline to prevent fire and damage.

Fueling Procedure

Step-by-step instructions for safely refueling the blower unit.

Fuel Mixing Guide

Instructions on how to correctly mix gasoline and oil for the 2-cycle engine.

Operation

Starting the Engine

Detailed steps for safely starting the blower's engine.

Operation

Adjusting Idle Speed

Instructions for setting the engine's idle RPM using the adjustment screw.

Stopping the Engine

Procedures for safely shutting down the blower's engine.

Maintenance

Air Cleaner Maintenance

Procedures for cleaning and maintaining the air filter for optimal engine performance.

Fuel Filter Maintenance

Guidance on checking and cleaning the fuel filter to ensure proper fuel flow.

Maintenance

Spark Plug Service

Instructions for inspecting, cleaning, and replacing the spark plug.

Muffler Inspection and Service

Procedures for checking the muffler for damage and carbon buildup.

Air Inlet Net Check

Instructions for ensuring the air inlet is clear of obstructions.

Maintenance

Ignition Coil Air Gap Inspection

How to check and adjust the air gap between the ignition coil and rotor.

Storage

Before Storing the Blower

Procedures for preparing the blower unit for long-term storage.

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