How to fix Husqvarna 320iB that does not start?
If your Husqvarna Blower doesn't start, it might be due to low battery voltage. In this case, charge the battery. If you recently changed the battery, move the ON/OFF switch lever to the OFF position and then to the ON position to restart the product.
What causes the red error LED to flash on a Husqvarna 320iB Blower?
If the red error LED flashes on your Husqvarna Blower, it indicates a temperature deviation. Ensure you are using the battery charger in temperatures between 5 °C (41 °F) and 40 °C (104 °F).
Why is the green activate LED flashing on my Husqvarna Blower?
If the green activate LED is flashing on your Husqvarna Blower, it indicates low battery voltage. To solve this, charge the battery.
What does it mean if the error LED is lit on Husqvarna 320iB?
If the error LED is lit on your Husqvarna Blower, it indicates a permanent battery error. It is recommended to speak to your servicing dealer.
What to do if red error LED comes on Husqvarna Blower?
If the red error LED comes on your Husqvarna Blower, it is recommended to speak to your servicing dealer.
What to do if the Error LED is flashing on my Husqvarna Blower battery?
If the Error LED on your Husqvarna Blower is flashing, it could mean the battery is discharged. Try charging the battery. It could also indicate a temperature issue; ensure you're using the battery in temperatures between 0 °C (32 °F) and 40 °C (104 °F). Another cause might be over voltage, so verify that the mains voltage matches what's stated on the machine's rating plate. As an additional step, remove the battery from the battery charger.
General| Battery Voltage | 36 V |
|---|---|
| Weight | 2.9 kg |
| Air Speed | 54 m/s |
| Power source | Battery |
| Noise level | 83 dB(A) |
Explains symbols found directly on the machine for operating instructions.
Explains symbols used within the operator's manual for guidance.
Details symbols related to the battery and its charger.
Warns about hearing damage from noise and the need for protection.
Warns against modifying the machine and using unauthorized accessories.
Highlights the danger of the blower and the importance of understanding the manual.
A welcome message and introduction to the Husqvarna brand and its history.
Identifies and labels the parts of the machine using a diagram.
Crucial directives on safety, reading, and saving instructions.
Outlines essential checks to perform before operating the machine.
Provides guidelines for safe operation related to operator's state and awareness.
Wear hearing protection that provides adequate noise reduction.
Always wear approved eye protection; comply with ANSI Z87.1 or EN 166.
Wear strong fabric, avoid loose clothing, keep hair secured.
Guidelines for safe handling and use of the rechargeable Husqvarna batteries.
Instructions and warnings for the safe use and maintenance of the battery charger.
Describes the machine's safety equipment, its purpose, and necessary checks.
Instructions on operating the power trigger and warnings about vibration exposure.
Instructions for assembling the blower tube and ensuring the nozzle is mounted.
Explains the battery capacity display and warning symbols.
Information on charging levels, cancellation, and temperature limits for batteries.
Guidelines for safely transporting and storing lithium-ion batteries.
Provides instructions on how to dispose of the product according to environmental regulations.
Ensures the product is clean, in working order, and properly assembled before use.
Step-by-step guide on how to correctly insert the battery into the machine.
Instructions on activating, operating, and deactivating the machine.
Basic safety rules and recommendations for effective blower operation.
Essential safety guidelines for working with the blower, including distance and object hazards.
How to adjust and use the cruise control for variable airflow.
Information on using the 'Boost' function for temporary increased airflow.
Details the machine's auto-shutdown feature and how to restart it.
Guidelines for inspecting and maintaining the machine, including cleaning.
Lists possible faults and actions for the machine not starting.
Troubleshooting common battery issues based on LED display.
Troubleshooting common battery charger issues based on LED display.
Tasks to perform daily for machine upkeep.
Tasks to perform weekly for machine upkeep.
Tasks to perform monthly for machine upkeep.
Details about the motor type, power, and weight.
Data on air flow and air velocity of the blower.
Lists approved batteries and chargers for the machine.
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