To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Lavor Blower leaves dirt on the floor?
If your Lavor Blower leaves dirt on the floor, here's what you can do: * Empty the collection bin if it's full. * Remove any wires, strings, or other debris that may have been picked up. * Adjust the central brush and check its track if it is not well set or is worn. * Replace the side seals if they are damaged.
Why is my Lavor SWL R 1000 ET Blower raising dust?
Your Lavor Blower might be raising dust due to several reasons: * The suction lever is in the OFF position (pulled out). Turn it to the ON position (pushed in). * The filters are blocked. Clean them by shaking them using the provided tools, and if necessary, take them off and clean them thoroughly. * The filters are damaged. Replace them. * The filters are badly fitted. Fit them with the seal provided and make sure they are well inserted and uniformly well-secured. * The side seals are damaged. Replace them.
What to do if my Lavor SWL R 1000 ET Blower battery is not performing properly?
If your Lavor Blower's battery isn't performing well, and the machine is slow or doesn't clean effectively, it might be due to: * A flat or incompletely charged battery. Check the level of the electrolyte and proceed with a complete new charge cycle. * An improper or insufficient battery charger. Use a proper battery charger.
How to troubleshoot a Lavor SWL R 1000 ET Blower when the internal combustion engine doesn’t start?
If the internal combustion engine of your Lavor Blower doesn't start: * Check if the oil level is too low or not at maximum and top it up. * Check if the micro-seat is not activated.
Provides instructions for unpacking the machine from its packaging.
Lists key technical specifications and noise levels of the sweeper models.
Explains the central brush's role, types, and height adjustability for cleaning.
Lists and describes controls specific to the ET/SW R 6200 BT model.
Lists and describes controls specific to the ST/SW R 8300 SC model.
Details the procedure for emergency stopping the battery-powered sweeper.
Details the procedure for emergency stopping the petrol-powered sweeper.
Identifies and explains inherent risks that cannot be fully removed during operation.
Outlines safety precautions and risks associated with battery charging and handling.
Lists essential checks to perform before starting the machine.
Provides step-by-step instructions for starting and stopping the ET/BT model.
Details the starting and stopping procedures for the ST/SC model.
Offers advice on proper usage and best practices for operating the sweeper.
Outlines regular maintenance tasks for optimal machine performance.
Outlines the procedures to follow in case of emergency situations like cable entanglement or unusual noises.
Provides solutions for common issues such as dust generation or poor cleaning performance.
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