To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is the runtime of my Stihl BGA 200 too short?
If the runtime of your Stihl Blower is too short, the battery may not be fully charged. Charge the battery as described in its instruction manual.
What to do if Stihl BGA 200 Blower cuts out during operation?
If your Stihl Blower cuts out during operation, it may be overheating. Pull the connecting cable plug out of the socket and allow the blower to cool down.
Why Stihl BGA 200 runtime is too short?
A short runtime for your Stihl Blower can be due to a battery that is not fully charged. Recharge the battery fully as described in the instruction manual for the STIHL AL 101, 300, 500 chargers. Alternatively, the battery may have reached the end of its normal life and needs to be replaced.
Why does my Stihl BGA 200 turn off while in operation?
Your Stihl blower might be turning off during operation due to a couple of reasons. The blower could be overheating; in this case, pull the connecting cable plug out of the socket and allow the blower to cool down. Alternatively, there might be an electrical fault. Try pulling the connecting cable plug out of the socket and plugging it back in again.
What to do if my Stihl BGA 200 does not start when switched on?
If your Stihl blower doesn't start, it could be due to a lack of electrical contact between the blower and the battery. Here's what you can do: * Remove the battery and visually inspect the electrical contacts in the socket. * Reinsert the connecting cord. * If it still doesn't start, clean the contact surfaces on the connecting cord.
Why does my Stihl BGA 200 cut out during operation?
Your Stihl blower might cut out during operation if the battery is either too hot or too cold. To resolve this, remove the connecting cord and allow both the blower and the battery to gradually cool down or warm up at ambient temperatures of about 50 °F to 68 °F (10 °C to 20 °C).
How to fix a Stihl BGA 200 Blower that does not start?
If your Stihl Blower does not start when switched on, it could be due to no electrical contact between the blower and the battery. Remove the battery and visually check the electrical contacts in the socket. Reinsert the connecting cord. If it still doesn't start, clean the contact surfaces on the connecting cord.
General| Type | Handheld blower |
|---|---|
| Power | - W |
| Airspeed | - km/h |
| Working type | Blowing |
| Product color | Black, Orange, White |
| Working technology | Electric |
| Secondary handle | Yes |
| Battery voltage | 36 V |
Weight and Dimensions| Weight | 3200 g |
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Identifies and explains safety symbols specifically found on the blower unit.
Lists checks and preparations required before starting the blower operation.
Explains proper grip, footing, and balance techniques for safe blower control.
Provides detailed steps for safe operation, including fan safety and handling thrown objects.
Safety precautions and warnings related to the handling and use of batteries.
General safety guidelines applicable to all battery-powered products.
Steps to prepare the blower and battery before starting work.
Instructions for charging the battery using the STIHL charger.
Instructions for adjusting and using the STIHL AR L backpack battery harness.
Guides on how to properly route and secure the connecting cord for safety.
Step-by-step guide on how to safely turn the blower on.
Step-by-step guide on how to safely turn the blower off.
Guidelines for the correct usage of the blower during operation, including directing airflow.
Detailed steps for inspecting and maintaining the blower's components.
A guide to identify and resolve common problems encountered with the blower.
