What to do if Makita AS001GZ motor stops after short use?
If your Makita Blower stops shortly after starting, the battery charge level may be low, so try recharging the battery or replacing it if recharging isn't effective. Alternatively, the blower might be overheating; stop using it and allow it to cool down.
Why won't my Makita AS001GZ Blower motor run?
If the Makita Blower motor isn't running, it could be due to several reasons. First, ensure the battery cartridge is properly installed. If it is, the battery might be low or faulty; try recharging it, and if that doesn't work, replace the battery. If neither of these steps resolves the issue, the drive system may not be working correctly, and you should seek repair at an authorized service center.
Why Makita AS001GZ doesn't reach maximum air volume?
If your Makita Blower isn't reaching maximum air volume, there are a few potential causes. First, check that the battery is correctly installed as described in the manual. If the installation is correct, the battery power may be dropping, so try recharging or replacing the battery. If the issue persists, the drive system may be malfunctioning, requiring repair by an authorized service center.
What to do if Makita AS001GZ motor cannot stop?
If the Makita Blower motor won't stop, immediately remove the battery. This indicates an electric or electronic malfunction, and you should ask your local authorized service center for repair.
How to fix abnormal vibration in Makita AS001GZ?
If your Makita Blower is vibrating abnormally, stop using it immediately. This could be caused by the drive system not working correctly, and it requires repair by an authorized service center.
Lists compatible battery cartridges and chargers for the tool.
Details various nozzles, attachments, their applications, and diameters.
Explains symbols and the tool's intended applications.
Details noise/vibration levels, EC declaration, and general safety warnings.
Covers essential training, preparation, and PPE.
Outlines safe practices for general, blowing, and inflating/deflating operations.
Critical safety guidelines for battery and electrical components.
Precautions for tool maintenance and service procedures.
Step-by-step guide for attaching and detaching nozzles.
Instructions for removing and installing the dust cap.
Guide for attaching and detaching extended nozzles.
Instructions for using attachments for deflating inflatable items.
Steps to install an optional filter for dusty environments.
Advice on charging and maintaining battery for optimal lifespan.
Procedures for inserting/removing battery and checking charge level.
Explains automatic power cutoff features for tool and battery protection.
Details on operating the switch trigger and lock functions.
How to use the trigger-lock button for safe operation.
Guide to selecting air volume modes and activating the LED lamp.
Methods for hanging the tool and installing an optional hook.
Guidance for blowing in general use, confined spaces, filters, and wide areas.
Procedures for inflating plastic items like toys and mattresses.
Using nozzles for cleaning dust in small holes and tight spots.
Instructions for deflating inflatable items using appropriate attachments.
Procedures for cleaning the tool body, nozzles, and managing the filter.
Steps for cleaning and replacing the suction inlet filter.
Lists common issues and their corresponding remedies for the dust blower.
Lists recommended accessories and attachments for the tool.
General| Airflow | 1.1 m³/min |
|---|---|
| Product color | Black, Blue |
| Battery voltage | 40 V |
| Power source type | Battery |
| Product type | Cordless dust blower |
| Uncertainty K | 3 dB |
| Air flow speed (max) | 0.2 km/h |
| Sound pressure level | 79 dB |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 94 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 181 mm |
| Height | 308 mm |
| Weight | 800 g |
| Weight (including battery) | 1500 g |
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