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General| Clearing Width | 18 inches |
|---|---|
| Clearing Depth | 12 inches |
| Chute Control | Manual |
| Auger Material | Plastic |
| Throw Distance | 30 feet |
| Engine Type | Electric motor |
| Starter Type | Electric |
Emphasizes reading all instructions before operation to ensure safety and prevent hazards.
Covers critical safety guidelines for operation, handling, and maintenance to prevent injury.
Emphasizes reading manual, familiarizing with controls, and knowing emergency stops.
Guides on inspecting the area, wearing proper gear, and checking machine condition before use.
Details safe use, avoiding hazards like moving parts, slopes, and improper discharge.
Step-by-step guide on safely clearing a clogged discharge chute using a tool.
Advises on checking fasteners, running the machine after use, and proper storage.
Identifies decal for reading the manual and general warning.
Covers general warnings for shock, injury, and Prop 65 hazards.
DANGER warning about keeping hands and feet away from moving parts.
Warns of cutting/dismemberment hazards from auger and foot, advising to stay clear.
Illustrates operation of interlock switch and handle for auger blade engagement/disengagement.
Instructions for attaching the upper handle to the lower handle assembly using knobs and bolts.
Steps for positioning the chute and inserting the control rod into the housing bracket.
Identifies key components of the snowthrower machine.
Details safe connection procedures, including polarized plugs and appropriate extension cords.
Steps for starting and stopping the snowthrower motor using the interlock and control bar.
Guides on directing snow stream and adjusting snow height using chute controls.
Provides advice on clearing areas, checking the machine, and safe handling during operation.
Advises removing the interlock button and disconnecting the cord before performing maintenance.
States that the machine requires no lubrication as bearings are factory-lubricated for life.
Detailed instructions on removing and installing the scraper component.
Step-by-step guide for removing the old rotor and installing a new one.
Recommends bringing the machine to an Authorized Toro Service Dealer for repairs.
Explains the concept of double insulation and the need for qualified service personnel.
Instructs users to refer to model and serial number decals for correspondence and parts.
Steps for preparing the snowthrower for storage, including running the motor and checking the cord.
Explains what Prop 65 is, its application in California, and its comparison to federal standards.
