XPower A-2B User Manual (English)

Questions and Answers:

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lisa39Jul 29, 2025
What to do if my XPower Blower Cyber Duster does not start?
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  pattersondonaldJul 30, 2025
  If your XPower Blower Cyber Duster doesn't start, there are several potential reasons: * **No electricity:** Check to ensure there is a power supply. * **Power cord:** Make sure the power cord is properly plugged in. Try removing and reconnecting it. * **Battery activation:** If it's the initial use, charge the battery until it's full. * **Low battery:** If the battery capacity is 20% or lower, the unit might stop to protect the battery. Charge the battery.
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Leslie WilsonAug 4, 2025
Why is my XPower Blower unit running with abnormal speed or noise?
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  huntkyleAug 5, 2025
  If your XPower Blower unit is running but the speed or noise seems abnormal, consider the following: * **Blockage:** The air inlet or outlet might be blocked. Remove any blockage and clean the filter or nozzle attachment. * **Low battery:** The battery capacity could be low. Refer to page 8 for instructions on charging the battery. * **Nozzle attachment:** Try using a wider opening nozzle attachment, switch to a lower speed setting, or operate in an outdoor location.
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Renee ChurchAug 10, 2025
What to do if my XPower A-2B Blower has an abnormal airflow or housing temperature?
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  Katherine DavenportAug 10, 2025
  If you notice an abnormal temperature in the airflow or housing of your XPower Blower, it's likely due to the powerful motor generating heated air during prolonged use. To resolve this: * Stop using the blower for at least one hour to allow it to cool down completely. * Clean the filter and check for any blockages in the air inlet or outlet. * Consider using a glove to insulate your hand from the heat coming from the housing.
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Monica JonesAug 16, 2025
How to fix a nozzle that falls off my XPower Blower?
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  Nicole RomeroAug 17, 2025
  If the nozzle keeps falling off your XPower Blower, it's likely not installed correctly. Ensure you follow the installation guide and securely attach the nozzle before each use.
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qliuAug 23, 2025
What to do if my XPower Blower is producing sparks?
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  Kelly CruzAug 23, 2025
  If your XPower Blower is producing sparks, here's what to do: * **Small sparks occasionally:** A small amount of sparks generated by the motor during normal operation is normal. * **Continuous sparks:** Stop using the blower for at least one hour until it cools down. Clean the filter and check for any blockages in the air inlet or outlet. Then, point the blower in a safe direction and turn it on for 5 minutes. The sparks should disappear.

XPower A-2B Specifications

General

Brand	XPower
Model	A-2B
Category	Blower
Language	English

Summary

Safety Instructions

General Safety Warnings

Provides critical safety warnings and precautions for using the appliance.

Special Instructions

Electric Motor Sparks

Addresses potential sparks from the electric motor and safety precautions.

Temperature Level Warnings

Explains heated air generation and surface temperature warnings.

Noise Level Considerations

Discusses high RPM motor noise and mitigation advice.

Handling Accidental Drops

Procedure for testing the unit after accidental drops.

Items Included

Parts Description

Cyber Duster Introduction

Nozzle Installation Guide

Standard Nozzle Attachment

Instructions for attaching the standard nozzle to the Cyber Duster.

Standard Nozzle A/B Attachment

Instructions for attaching Standard Nozzles A/B to the Cyber Duster.

Nozzle Installation Guide (Continued)

Brush and Detail Nozzle Attachment

Attaching brush or detail nozzle onto standard or A nozzles.

Air Blade Nozzle Attachment

Simple attachment of the air blade nozzle to the air inlet.

Air Pump Adapters Attachment

Attaching air pump adapters for inflating various items.

Nozzle Installation Guide (Continued)

Tapered Flow Nozzle Assembly

Assembling the tapered flow nozzle with straw adapter.

Straw Adapter and Detail Brush Assembly

Inserting the detail brush into the straw adapter and final attachment.

Warning: Breathing Hole Blockage

Warns against blocking breathing holes on nozzles and adapters.

Power Supply and Speed Control

Battery Charging (Model A-2B)

Starting Your Job

Pre-Operation Checks

Steps to take before turning on the Cyber Duster for the first time.

Dusting Computers/Devices

Guidance on using the Cyber Duster for dusting electronic devices.

Starting Your Job (Continued)

Dusting Techniques

Specific nozzle and speed techniques for effective dusting.

Pet Drying Guide

Force Drying Stage

Using high-pressure airflow for initial drying of pets.

Finish Drying Stage

Using lower speed and heated air for fluffing and final drying.

Air Pump/Inflator Usage

Connecting Adapters

Instructions for attaching air pump adapters to valves.

Air Pump/Inflator Usage (Continued)

Stem Valves

Procedure for using adapters with stem valves.

Boston Valves

Procedure for using adapters with Boston valves.

Other Valves

Procedure for using adapters with other valve types.

Warning: Inlet/Outlet Blockage

Caution against blocking air inlet/outlet, risk of damage.

User Maintenance Instructions

General Maintenance and Storage

Guidelines for cleaning, maintenance, and proper storage.

Filter Maintenance

Instructions for cleaning or replacing the unit's filter.

Nozzle Attachment Maintenance

Cleaning and storing nozzle attachments.

Battery Maintenance and Disposal

Battery care, charging recommendations, and disposal guidelines.

Troubleshooting Guide

Unit Not Starting

Solutions for when the Cyber Duster fails to power on.

Battery Not Charging

Troubleshooting steps for battery charging issues.

Abnormal Speed or Noise

Addressing unusual speed fluctuations or noise levels.

Temperature Issues

Resolving problems with abnormal airflow or housing temperature.

Nozzle Attachment Problems

Solutions for nozzles falling off or not attaching correctly.

Troubleshooting Guide (Continued)

Spark Issues

Diagnosing and resolving issues related to motor sparks.

Technical Specification (Models A-2, A-2S)

Technical Specification (Models A-2B, A-3B)

XPOWER Limited Warranty (USA)

XPOWER Limited Warranty (USA) (Continued)

Warranty Exclusions

Items and conditions not covered by the XPOWER warranty.

Contacting XPOWER Support

How to get assistance and information from XPOWER.

Returning Unit for Service

Procedure for returning the unit for warranty service or replacement.

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Table of Contents

Questions and Answers:

XPower A-2B Specifications

Summary

Safety Instructions

General Safety Warnings

Special Instructions

Electric Motor Sparks

Temperature Level Warnings

Noise Level Considerations

Handling Accidental Drops

Items Included

Parts Description

Cyber Duster Introduction

Nozzle Installation Guide

Standard Nozzle Attachment

Standard Nozzle A/B Attachment

Nozzle Installation Guide (Continued)

Brush and Detail Nozzle Attachment

Air Blade Nozzle Attachment

Air Pump Adapters Attachment

Nozzle Installation Guide (Continued)

Tapered Flow Nozzle Assembly

Straw Adapter and Detail Brush Assembly

Warning: Breathing Hole Blockage

Power Supply and Speed Control

Battery Charging (Model A-2B)

Starting Your Job

Pre-Operation Checks

Dusting Computers/Devices

Starting Your Job (Continued)

Dusting Techniques

Pet Drying Guide

Force Drying Stage

Finish Drying Stage

Air Pump/Inflator Usage

Connecting Adapters

Air Pump/Inflator Usage (Continued)

Stem Valves

Boston Valves

Other Valves

Warning: Inlet/Outlet Blockage

User Maintenance Instructions

General Maintenance and Storage

Filter Maintenance

Nozzle Attachment Maintenance

Battery Maintenance and Disposal

Troubleshooting Guide

Unit Not Starting

Battery Not Charging

Abnormal Speed or Noise

Temperature Issues

Nozzle Attachment Problems

Troubleshooting Guide (Continued)

Spark Issues

Technical Specification (Models A-2, A-2S)

Technical Specification (Models A-2B, A-3B)

XPOWER Limited Warranty (USA)

XPOWER Limited Warranty (USA) (Continued)

Warranty Exclusions

Contacting XPOWER Support

Returning Unit for Service

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