Parker TIMBERPRO PBLB-6500 User manual

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION
1. Introduction 2
2. Safety standards 3
3. Warning labels 7
4. Symbols 7
5. Know your machine 8
6. Instructions: putting it into service 10
7. Use of the machine 12
8. Maintenance and care 13
9. Troubleshooting 15
10. Transportation 17
11. Storage 17
12. Recycling 17
13. Warranty 18
14. Certificate of compliance 19
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manual.
ctions below may result in fire
Ignoring the warnings and instructions below may result in fire
or serious injuries.
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towards people or animals,
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angerous situations.
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the warnings refers to the
responsible for accidents
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Thank you for choosing this
preciate t
which will simpl
for maintenance, trouble shoot
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T IMBE R P R O authorized dea
Thank you for choosing this TIMBERPRO machine. We are
sure that you will appreciate the quality and performance
of this machine, which will simplify your work. Remember
that for maintenance and trouble shooting and the purchase of
parts and/or accessories, this machine should only be
inspected by a TIMBERPRO authorized dealer.
ATTENTION! R
ATTENTION! Read the safety warnings and
the instructions in the manual.
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Ignoring the warnings and ins
light material (paper, pla
an area.
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machine to bl
to dry objects or to fan a fi
ston
The use of the blower for
may lead t
Keep the warnings
If you sell t
this manual to the new ow
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Remember that the use
damage caused to h
Use the machine to blow leaves or to blow light
material (paper, plastic) from the ground and gather them
into an area. Do not use it to blow other material than
it's designed for. Do not use the machine to
blow towards people or animals, to dry objects or to fan a
fire. Do not use it to move stones or other sharp objects.
The use of the blower for operations other than
those it is intended for, may lead to dangerous situations.
Keep the warnings and instructions for future reference.
If you sell the machine, remember to give this manual
to the new owner.
The expression "machine" in the warnings refers to
the machine with the engine running.
The user is responsible for accidents and damage caused
to himself, to third parties and to objects.

The following list of risks and preventative measures, includes
situations most likely to occur during the safest possible use of
the machine.
To avoid incorrect handling of the machine, read the instructions
manual before using it for the first time. All the information
included in this manual is important for your personal safety, for
the safety of other persons, animals and items that are near it.
If you have any doubt about the information included here, ask a
TIMBERPRO authorized dealer for advice.
e machine to persons
know how to use it.
always accompanied by the
can read
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2.2 PERSONAL SAFETY
oing.
are tired or under the
influence of drugs, alcohol or medication. One second of
g the
serious injuries.
t the safety features, such as
d ear protectors.
he
Do not modify the controls of the machine and/or the speed controls of
the engine.
rting the machine.
an be touched by a part of the
e projected, causing personal
Remove all wrenches or other tools from the machine and clear
your work area before starting the machine. A wrench or a tool
close to the machine can be touched by a part of the machine in
movement and be projected, causing personal injuries.
ep your feet firmly on the
t all times.
ced and only operate the
le, secure
faces such as ladders may
cause a loss of balance or/and loss of control of the blower.
2.1 USERS
The machine was designed to be used by adult users who have
red and understood the instructions given here. The machine can
not be used by people (including children) with reduced physical,
psychological or mental capacity or with a lack of experience or
knowledge.
ATTENTION: Do not allow minors to use this machine.
ATTENTION: make sure you understand the instructions
before using the machine.
Familiarize yourself with the machine before using it, make sure you
completely understand where the controls and safety features are and
how to use them. If you are an inexperienced user, we recommend
that you begin with simple jobs and, if possible, be accompanied by
an experienced person.
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2. SA
FETY STANDARDS
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know this kind of machine,
that the machine
that the us
machine is dangerou
who are using it for the first ti
ATTENTION: Only lend the machine to persons who know
this kind of machinery, and know how to use it. Make sure
that the machine is always accompanied by the user’s
manual so that the user can read it and understands it.
This machine is dangerous. Be doubly vigilant for those
who are using it for the first time.
ay attention to what you ar
Pay attention to what you are doing.
machine if y
Do not use the machine if you are tired or under the
influence of drugs, alcohol
tion while you are han
distraction while you are handling the machine can lead to
machine with
Do not use the machine without the safety features, such as gloves,
goggles, dust mask and ear protectors.
not modify the controls
or oth
work area before
or a tool close to the machine
machine during movement an
Don't over extend yourself.
ground and remain balance
Don't over extend yourself. Keep your feet firmly on the ground
and remain balanced at all times.
et bal
Always stay with your feet balanced and only operate the
machine when you are on a s
machine when you are on a stable, secured and leveled surface.
Slippery or uneven
Slippery or uneven surfaces such as ladders may
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Use the safety goggles and ear protectors. In order not to
injure yourself, it is recommended that you use non slippery boots;
do not use the machine with bare feet or while wearing sandals or
open shoes. Use a dust mask if you are working in a dusty area.
2.3. VIBRATIONS
ine exposes the user to
"white finger" syndrome
syndrome
d the ab
ensitivity in the fingers and a
cause nerve and circulatory
temperature, leading to lack of sensitivity in the fingers and a burning
sensation. This may cause nerve and circulatory problems, as well as
necrosis.
ute
e to
white finger syndrome,
ing instructions:
• Wear gloves.
• Take frequent breaks.
•
y.
velops, immediately
If one of the above symptoms develops, immediately go see a doctor.
Do not forget to transmit this manual if you sell or lend the machine.
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ork in good lighting.
to injuries.
r near the street or
n’t
osive atmospheres or in the
r gas
Choose appropriate clothing. Never wear loose clothing or
jewelery. Keep your hair, clothing and gloves far from
moving parts.
They can get caught in the moving parts. We recommend that you
wear long pants and gloves to reduce the risk of injury caused by
projected objects.
If the blower vibrates strangely, stop the engine and inspect the
machine to find the cause and resolve it. If you can’t find the
cause, take the machine to a TIMBERPRO authorized dealer.
If you have to remove material that got into the blower ducts,
turn off the engine before removing it.
Be careful not to put your fingers or another part of your body in or near
the entry area of the blow tube of the machine.
Attention! When you are working with ear protectors,
you must be extra careful since auditory signals
(alarms, cries, etc.) are lessened.
The noise produced by the machine can damage
your ears. Use ear protectors.
If you regularly work with the machine,
see the doctor on a regular basis to have your hearing
checked out.
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vibrations and may caus
Prolonged use of the machine exposes the user to
vibrations and may cause "white finger" syndrome
Thi
(Raynaud phenomenon). This syndrome reduces the feeling
sensation in your hands
sensation in your hands and the ability to regulate
temperature, leading to lack o
burning sensation. This m
that con
prolonged expo
vibrations. To reduce the risk
please pay attention to the foll
The main factor that contributes to white finger syndrome is
prolonged expossure to elevated levels of vibrations. To reduce
the risk of white finger syndrome, please pay attention to the
following instructions:
Always hold the handles fir
Always hold the handles firmly.
If one of the above symptoms
SAFETY IN THE WORK
Keep the work area clean, an
Messy and dark areas may lea
When you are working in
you
machine in ex
presence of flammable liquid
Do not use the machine in explosive atmospheres or in the presence
of flammable liquids or gas.
2.4 SAFETY IN THE WORK AREA
Keep the work area clean, and work in good lighting. Messy and dark
areas may lead to injuries.
When you are working in or near the street or highways, make sure
you don’t disturb traffic with blown away objects.

Keep children and the curious far away when you are operating the
machine. Distractions can cause loss of control. Make sure that
children, people or animals do not enter your work area.
2.5. SAFETY WHEN USING FUELS
ainers that adhere
Always store fuel and oil in containers that adhere to
European regulations.
re than 2 months
ine and the
n in the machine's tank for
nd replace it with fresh fuel.
ACHINE
Fuel and oil are dangerous, avoid contact with
your skin and eyes. Do not inhale or ingest
them. In case of ingestion rinse with a lot of water as
soon as possible and go see a doctor. In case of
contact with the skin or the eyes, wash your skin with a
lot of water and soap and rinse your eyes with plenty of
water. If your eyes or skin continue to be irritated, see
your doctor.
IMPORTANT: Fuel and oil are highly flammable. If the
fuel, oil, or the machine inflame, put the fire out with a
dry powder extinguisher.
Fuel and oil are highly flammable and explosive under
certain conditions. Do not smoke or let flames, sparks
or sources of heat get close to the machine.
Do not refuel nearby flames, sparks or sources of intense heat. Do not
smoke while refueling. Always refill the tank in well ventilated areas,
with the engine turned off. Do not overfill the fuel tank. In case of
fuel leaks, make sure you completely eliminate these leaks before
starting.
Make sure that the fuel cap is well closed before use and after
refueling.
other sharp objects.
r than those
.
sories, tools, etc.
account working conditions
e of the
intended
ld responsible for injuries and
t use of the
e the machine for the
Do not force the machine. Use the machine for the correct
application.
ground and gather
other material than it is
hine to blow towards people
fan a fire.
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Fuel that has been stored for
Fuel that has been stored for more than 2 months will make
it more difficult to start the m
it more difficult to start the machine and the engine will not
. If the fuel has
perform well. If the fuel has been in the machine's tank for
take it ou
more than 2 months, take it out and replace it with fresh fuel.
USE AND CARE OF THE
of the blower for operations ot
Do not use it to move stones or other sharp objects. The use of the blower for
operations other than those it is intended for may lead to dangerous situations.
may lead to dangerous situatio
machine, the acc
taking int
Only use the machine, the accessories, tools, etc., the way they are intended
to, taking into account working conditions and the work to be done. The use of
the machine for applications other than those it is intended for may endanger
you or others.
The manufacturer is not to be held responsible for injuries and harm caused by
poor or incorrect use of the machine.
ork to be done. The
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The manufacturer is not to be
incorr
machine to vacuu
Use the machine to blow leaves or to blow light
material (paper, plastic) from t
rea. Do not use it to vacuu
m
to dry objects or
material (paper, plastic) from the ground and gather them into an area.
Do not use it to blow other material than it is designed for.
For example: Do not use the machine to blow towards people and
animals, to dry objects or to fan a fire.
2.6. USE AND CARE OF THE MACHINE

This will allow you to work better and more safely.
Perform a check-up each time you start the machine. Make sure
that the moving parts are idle and are not defective, that there are
no broken parts or other hazardous conditions that may affect the
operation of the machine.
Keep the handles clean and dry. Oily or greasy handles are slippery
and may cause loss of control of the machine. Stop the engine
before making any adjustments, changing accessories or storing the
machine.
2.7. SERVICE
Periodically have the machine serviced by a TIMBERPRO
authorized dealer, using original spare parts.
This will guarantee the safety of the machine.
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3. WARNING LABELS
The icons on the warning labels that are on the
machine and/or in the manual are there to show
information that is required for the safe use of the
machine.
4. SYMBOLS ON THE MACHINE
To ensure safe use and maintenance of this
machine there are symbols on the machine:
Danger and Attention.
Read the user manual and follow the
safety instructions and warnings.
DANGER! Flammable fuel.
Do not touch, hot surface.
Never use fuel alone or fuel
older than 2 months. Always
mix 95 lead free gasoline
with 100% synthetic oil
(gasoline 40 : Oil 1 =
Mixture ratio 2,5%).
Use the safety goggles and ear
protectors.
Attention!: Danger of projectile matter.
Make sure not to project material towards
persons near you.
DANGER! Risk of fire or explosion.
DANGER! Risk of amputation of
fingers.
Fuel tank (Mixture of fuel and oil).
Closed air position
Open air position
High throttle
Low throttle
On
Off
Throttle control and ON / OFF switch:

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5. KNOW YOUR MACHINE
5.1. CONDITIONS OF USE
Use the machine to blow leaves or to blow light material (paper, plastic) from the ground and gather them into
an area. Do not use it to blow other material than it is designed for. For example: Do not use the machine to
blow towards people and animals, to dry objects or to fan a fire. Do not use it to move stones or other sharp
objects. The use of the blower for operations other than those it is intended for, may lead to dangerous
situations.The machine is for exterior use, in a dry atmosphere and at temperatures between 5°C and 45°C. The
manufacturer is in no case responsible for injuries caused by the incorrect use of the machine.
The manufacturer is not to be held responsable for injuries and harm caused by poor or incorrect use of
the machine.
5.2. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PRODUCT
1. Braces
2. Spark plug
3. Choke lever
4. Cord starter
5. Fuel Tank
6. Exhaust
7. Curved tube
8. Flexible tube
9. Straight trottle tube
10. Straight tube
11. Blow nozzle
12. Switch ON/OFF
13. Throttle blocking system
14. Throttle lever
15. Primer pump
16. Transportation handle
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5.3. SPECIFICATIONS
The specific features can be changed without prior notice.
Description Backpack blower
Brand TIMBERPRO
Model EB700A
Engine 2 stroke
Displacement (cm3)65,5
Power (kW) 2,8
Engine RPM iddle (min-1)2.800
Engine RPM max. power (min-1)8.000
Fuel Lead free gasoline + 2 stroke
synthetic oil. Ratio2,5%
Fuel consumption at max. power (ISO8893) (kg/h) 1,253
Fuel tank capacity 1,8
Air flow (m³/min) 19,2
Average decibel level LwA (dB(A)) 107
Average guaranteed decibel level Lw (dB(A)) 111
Average level of sound pressure LpA dB(A) (2000/14/CE) 95,1
Level of vibration of the main handle (m/s²) 1,46
Dry weight (kg) 10

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6. INSTRUCTIONS PUTTING IT INTO
SERVICE
6.1. LIST OF MATERIAL
The machine includes the following items which you
will find inside the box:
• Machine
•Flexible tube
•Straight trottle tube
•Straight tube
•Blow Nozzle
•Tools
•Operator manuel
Carefully remove the items from the box and make
sure that all the items on the list are in it.
Carefully inspect the product, to make sure
there are no damaged pieces. If there are damaged
or missing pieces, do not use the machine until the
problem has been resolved. Using it in poor
condition may cause, fire or personal injuries
6.2. ASSEMBLY
ATTENTION! To connect the blowertube you
must insert the tubes so that it fits perfectly as far
as possible into the opening (1) and then turn
towards the bottom of the opening (2).
Installation of the tubes:
- Connect the straight trottle tube (3) to the throttle
lever and then to the flexibele tube (2) and then connect
the flexible tube to the curved one (1) with the clamp.
- Connect the blow nozzle (5) to the straight tube (4)
and then connect to the straight trottle tube.
6.3. MIX OF FUEL AND OIL
Use fresh unleaded fuel together with 2-stroke
synthetic oil specialy made for garden tools (Ratio:
2,5%).
Engine fuel: mix with 100% synthetic oil
(fuel 40: oil 1, that is 2.5%). Mix the fuel
and oil carefully in a jerry can approved
for this use.
Fuel that has been stored for more than 2 months will
make it more difficult to start the machine and the
engine will not perform well. If the fuel has been in
the machine's tank for more than 2 months, take it
out and replace it with fresh fuel.
Refuelling the blower
1.
Choose a clear area to best perform this
operation.
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2