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Highlights unit dangers and the importance of reading the operator's manual.
Identifies hazard zones for thrown objects and required safety distances.
Warns about violently thrown objects and required protective gear.
Instructs to secure hair above shoulder length for safety.
Emphasizes understanding the manual and following all safety rules.
Requires inspecting the area and removing debris before starting.
Details the correct position to hold the unit while vacuuming or blowing.
Provides tips for using the unit as a vacuum for efficient debris pickup.
Covers essential planning, including PPE, user condition, and bystanders.
Outlines critical safety measures for handling flammable fuel.
Details general safe operating practices and precautions.
Covers general safety rules like checking parts, avoiding unsafe areas, and proper use.
Warns to stop the engine and disconnect the spark plug before maintenance.
Advises checking assembly and fasteners if the unit was received pre-assembled.
Specifies that a standard screwdriver is required for assembly.
Guides on aligning and securing the upper blower tube.
Details how to connect and secure the lower blower tube to the upper tube.
Explains the procedure for removing the assembled blower tubes.
Describes how to align and slide the high-speed nozzle onto the blower tube.
Instructs on turning the nozzle clockwise to secure it.
Informs about the availability of a conversion kit for vacuum use.
Guides users to compare illustrations with their unit to learn controls.
Explains the function and operation of the STOP switch.
Details how the throttle trigger is used to select engine speed.
Describes the purpose of the throttle position lever for blower use only.
Explains the function of the primer bulb for starting the engine.
Details how the choke lever aids in cold starting the engine.
Reiterates holding the unit with muffler side away from body.
States that hearing protection is required to reduce hearing loss risk.
Advises stopping the engine before contact with rotating parts.
Recommends operating equipment during reasonable hours per local ordinances.
Suggests limiting equipment use and operating blowers at lower throttle speeds.
Advises loosening debris and dampening surfaces in dusty conditions.
Suggests using blowers instead of hoses for lawn and garden tasks.
Reminds users to watch for children, pets, and open windows.
Recommends using the full blower nozzle extension for close work.
Instructs to clean up after use and dispose of debris properly.
Details the correct orientation of the unit relative to the body.
Emphasizes reading fuel safety rules before fueling.
Warns to remove the fuel cap slowly when refueling.
Explains releasing the throttle trigger to stop the engine.
Details pushing and holding the STOP switch to stop the engine.
Ensures tubes are secure before starting the unit.
Instructs on fueling and moving away from the fueling site.
Guides on holding the unit in the correct starting position.
Warns against starting on surfaces other than clean, hard areas.
Provides advice for when the engine fails to start.
Guides setting the throttle position lever to idle.
Instructs to press the primer bulb multiple times.
Moves the choke lever to the FULL CHOKE position.
Squeezing the throttle trigger fully while starting.
Pulling the starter rope until the engine attempts to start.
Adjusting the choke to HALF CHOKE when the engine tries to start.
Pulling the rope to start the engine after choke adjustment.
Allows the engine to run and warm up before releasing throttle.
Sets the choke lever to the HALF CHOKE position for warm starts.
Squeezing the throttle trigger fully for warm start.
Pulling the starter rope until the engine runs.
Allows engine to run briefly before moving choke to RUN.
Procedure for starting a potentially flooded engine.
Warns about touching a hot muffler.
Stresses stopping the engine and blades before access.
Recommends authorized dealers for repairs beyond basic maintenance.
States owner's responsibility to maintain the unit for warranty value.
Check muffler mounting screws annually for tightness.
Inspect the spark plug boot for proper connection.
Inspect the air filter regularly.
Ensure all housing screws are secure.
Do not use the unit if the fuel tank shows damage or leaks.
Do not use the vacuum bag if it is torn or damaged.
Inspect the complete unit for loose or damaged parts after each use.
Wipe the unit with a clean dry cloth after cleaning.
A dirty filter degrades performance and increases fuel consumption.
Detailed steps for cleaning the air filter, including washing and oiling.
Recommends replacing the spark plug annually for easier starting.
Instructions for safely removing the spark plug boot and plug.
Guides on installing the correct replacement spark plug.
Ensures the spark plug boot is reinstalled correctly.
Details the process for draining fuel and replacing the fuel filter.
Check muffler mounting screws annually for secure fitment.
Warns that the muffler contains chemicals known to cause cancer.
States that the spark arresting screen on this unit is not serviceable.
Notes that the carburetor is factory set for optimal performance.
Provides steps to adjust the idle speed screw for engine stability.
Outlines immediate steps after use, like cooling and securing the unit.
Details preparation for storage longer than 30 days.
Recommends cleaning the entire unit before lengthy storage.
Advises storing the unit in a clean, dry area.
Suggests lightly oiling external metal surfaces for protection.
Tips for ensuring proper blending of gas and oil mixtures during storage.
Recommends fuel stabilizer to prevent gum deposits during storage.
Procedure for lubricating the engine with oil before storage.
Replaces spark plug with a new one of the recommended type.
Instructs to clean the air filter before storing the unit.
Check for loose, damaged, or worn parts before storage.
Use fresh fuel with the proper gasoline to oil ratio next season.
Advise not to store gasoline from one season to another.
Suggests replacing gasoline cans if they start to rust.
Lists causes and remedies for an engine that will not start.
Provides causes and remedies for improper engine idling.
Addresses causes and remedies for lack of power or stalling.
Lists causes and remedies for excessive engine smoke.
Explains causes and remedies for an engine running too hot.
Details the warranty offered by Husqvarna Consumer Outdoor Products.
Specifies the 2-year warranty for household use.
Outlines the 90-day warranty for commercial or professional use.
Specifies the 30-day warranty for rental purposes.
Lists conditions and usage not covered by the warranty.
States that transportation costs are not covered by the warranty.
Explains how to initiate a warranty claim by returning the product.
Provides contact details for warranty-related questions.
Informs users about specific legal rights and warranty limitations.
Defines the warranty according to the Magnuson-Moss Act.
States the company's right to change product designs and specifications.
Confirms product compliance with EPA and California emission regulations.
Explains the warranty rights and obligations for small off-road engines.
Details HCOP's coverage for defective emission related parts.
Outlines owner's responsibility for required maintenance and proper use.
Specifies the warranty period begins on the date of purchase.
Defines the warranty duration as two years from the purchase date.
Details that warranted parts will be repaired or replaced at no charge.
Clarifies warranty for parts not scheduled for regular replacement.
States diagnostic labor leading to defect determination is covered.
Addresses HCOP's potential liability for damages from warranted part failure.
Lists failures not covered, including abuse, neglect, and improper maintenance.
Explains that add-on or modified parts can void warranty claims.
Guides users to contact authorized service centers for claims.
Informs where warranty services and repairs can be obtained.
Covers HCOP approved parts for emission related maintenance/repair.
Lists specific parts covered under the emission control warranty.
Reinforces owner responsibility for all required maintenance.
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