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Provides specifications like power, speed, air volume, and weight for the blower.
Describes the blower's design for blowing, cleaning, and light suction applications.
Guidelines for maintaining a clean, well-lit work area and avoiding hazardous atmospheres.
Instructions on plug matching, avoiding grounded surfaces, and protecting the tool from water.
Advice on staying alert, using safety equipment, and proper attire while operating the tool.
Guidelines on not forcing the tool, using the correct tool, and ensuring the switch functions properly.
Confirms double insulation and the need to match power supply to the rating plate.
Lists key components of the blower such as nozzle, blast port, trigger switch, and dust bag.
Reminds users to ensure the tool is switched off and unplugged before assembly.
Details on how to attach and lock the nozzle for blowing operations.
Instructions for attaching the dust bag and nozzle for dust collection.
Steps for switching on/off, adjusting speed, and engaging continuous operation.
Specific safety advice for blower use, like not collecting ashes or blocking inlets.
Explanation of symbols indicating manual reading, wet condition avoidance, eye/ear protection, etc.
Procedure for replacing worn carbon brushes and regular checks.
Notes on how accessory use affects tool performance and recommendations for Stanley accessories.
Instructions for cleaning ventilation slots and motor housing, and when to switch off the tool.
Guidance on proper disposal of the product and recycling of materials.
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