To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is one LED on my Stihl Blower battery red?
If your Stihl Blower doesn't start, and one LED on the battery glows red, the battery might be too hot or too cold. Allow the battery to cool down or warm up slowly to a temperature of about +15 °C - +20 °C.
What to do if my Stihl Blower has an electromagnetic malfunction?
If your Stihl Blower cuts out and it's due to an electrical or electromagnetic malfunction, remove the battery and then refit it.
What to do if Stihl Blower roller brush is blocked?
If your Stihl Blower cuts out because the thermal overload cutout has tripped due to a blocked side broom or roller brush, remove the blockage and wait about 30 seconds for the overload cutout to cool down. If the roller brush is blocked, press the switch to reset the overload cutout.
General| Power Source | Battery |
|---|---|
| Battery Technology | Lithium-Ion |
| Sweeping Width with Side Broom | 770 mm |
| Container Capacity | 50 l |
| Vibration Level | 2.5 m/s² |
Explains pictograms attached to the machine and shown in this manual.
Explains warning and notice symbols used within the text for safety and caution.
Explains STIHL's philosophy on product improvements and potential updates not in the manual.
Details intended use, health hazards, and general safe operating practices for the cordless sweeper.
Covers local safety regulations, user experience, supervision, and child safety during operation.
Instructions on how to properly dispose of the battery and charger.
Checks and preparations required before operating the power tool.
Safe practices and considerations while operating the power tool.
Procedures to follow after completing work, including cleaning and battery removal.
How to properly hold and maneuver the power tool during operation.
Instructions on how to safely carry the machine.
Guidelines for securing the machine when transporting it in a vehicle.
Steps to remove the push handle from the machine.
Steps to install the push handle onto the machine.
Explains communication between power tool, battery, and charger for proper function.
Indicates issues like no electrical contact, battery malfunction, or charger malfunction.
Indicates the battery is being charged or is too hot/cold for charging.
Steps for inserting and securing the battery into the power tool.
How to turn the power tool on using the on/off switch.
How to adjust the height of the side brooms for optimal cleaning.
Explains the function of the guide roller for edge control.
How to use the hold-down device to keep bristles close to the ground.
Explains the function of the thermal overload cutout for motor protection.
Instructions for removing and emptying the hopper after use.
Steps to remove the battery from the power tool.
Method to straighten bent or twisted bristles using a hairdryer.
Instructions for lubricating the gearbox with STIHL silicon spray.
Steps to remove, clean, and refit the air filters.
Emphasizes regular maintenance and recommends authorized dealers for complex tasks.
Lists components like side brooms, roller brush, and battery that are subject to normal wear.
Details model, type, and operational constraints for the battery.
Lists specifications for AL 100 and AL 300 chargers, including voltage, current, and insulation.
Provides charging times for different battery models with AL 100 and AL 300 chargers.
Lists dimensions for the push handle in upright and working positions.
Reports sound power level and vibration measurements according to relevant directives.
Lists optional accessories such as STIHL battery, charger, and cover.
