Operating Instructions for Leaf Blower

Operating Instructions for Leaf Blower

I. Pre-operation Inspection

Check for any looseness, damage or detachment of the body, hose, clamps, and handles. Ensure the hose is securely installed without any detachment.

For fuel-powered models, add qualified gasoline. For two-stroke models, strictly mix the oil and gasoline in the prescribed ratio. Do not add fuel randomly.

Confirm that the air filter and spark plugs are in good condition and the oil passage is unobstructed without any oil leakage.

Ensure sufficient battery power (for lithium battery models). The switches and accelerator buttons should be sensitive and normal.

Clear the area of stones, hard objects, and sharp debris to avoid injury or damage from high-speed blowing.

II. Personal Safety Protection

Wear goggles, dust masks, and protective gloves. Wear tight-fitting long-sleeved long pants and anti-slip safety shoes.

Do not wear loose clothing or have long hair loose when operating. To prevent being caught in the machine.

Do not operate the machine when drunk, tired, under the influence of minors or pregnant women.

III. Startup Procedure

Place it stably on the ground, away from people, weeds, and flammable materials before starting.

For cold machines, gently pull the start button. After starting, run at low speed for a while to preheat, then adjust the wind speed.

Do not blow directly at people, poultry, doors, windows, vehicles, or flower seedlings.

IV. Operating During Work

Prioritize working with the wind blowing in the same direction to avoid dust and debris blowing towards oneself.

Control the wind speed and gear. Use low speed for light objects, and high speed for thick leaves and debris.

Do not operate at full load and high speed for a long time. Stop and cool down periodically.

Do not blow stones, glass, metal hard objects to prevent flying debris from injuring people.

When working on stairs or slopes, stand firm and hold on to prevent slipping and falling.

Do not reach into the air intake while the machine is running. Do not disassemble the hose.

Avoid prolonged continuous operation in hot weather. Take breaks when necessary.

Stay away from power lines and high-voltage lines to prevent electric shock hazards.

V. Shutdown Procedure

Adjust to low idle speed for a while before turning off the ignition switch and stopping the machine.

For lithium battery models, promptly turn off the power switch and remove the battery.

Do not place or move the machine randomly until it has completely stopped.

VI. Maintenance and Storage

After the operation, clean the body of dust, leaves, and debris, and clean the air filter.

For fuel-powered models, drain the residual fuel from the fuel tank when not in use for a long time.

Check if the hose is cracked, aged, or damaged and replace it in time.

Store it in a dry, cool, and well-ventilated place to prevent moisture, sunlight, and freezing.

Regularly inspect screws, bearings, and accelerator pull wires. Tighten and maintain them in time.

VII. Prohibited Behaviors

Do not use in enclosed rooms or in flammable and explosive areas.

Do not modify the machine or increase the speed or change the structure privately.

Do not use in rainy or damp open-air environments. Avoid water ingress for faults.

Do not allow children to touch or play with the running machine.