ASSEMBLING THE BLOWER/VAC
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Connect the top suction tube to the bottom suction tube and screw
them together.
lnsert both suction tubes into the main body and screw together.
lnsert the front handle into the recess in the top ofthe main body.
Hook the front end of the collection bag onto the botiom suction tube,
hook the rear end of the collection bag onto the main body and slip the
square opening of the collection bag onto the square opening of the
main body. lt will snap into place.
Ensure the zip fastener is closed on the collection bag!
The strap is attached to the machine using the metal triangular clip.
Unscrew and fix this to the small moulded ring on the top handle.
Thread the cable through the strain relief feature forming a loop as
shown.
Ensurethat there is sufficient slack in the cable.
8. lt is recommended that a 30mA current safety cut-off switch is
employed when using the BloWVac. Ensure the tubes are flxed in
position and the collection bag is secure before connecting to the mains
electricity supply.
The On/Off switch is located on the underside of the rear handle and is
operated by pressing and holding the switch to turn On and releasing to turn Off.
Never use the BlowA/ac with wet hands or when it is raining.
Using as a Blower:
Move the switch to the blower setting as shown and move the BIow Vac genfly
from side to side a few centimetres above ground level.
Never point the Blow Vac at people or animals and take extra care when using
near sand, soil, loose gravel or shingle.
To convert to a Vacuum Shredder:
Move the switch to the vac/shredder setting as shown.
Adjust the length of the shoulder strap to suit and hold the machine with both
hands (one on the top handle, one on the rear handle).
Switch on and move the machine over the debris slowly.
Suction power decreases when the bag is full so ensure that it is emptied
regularly.
Before emptying disconnect the Blow Vac from the mains.
When you have finished your work vacuuming return the switch to the blow
mode to remove any material still lodged in the suction tubes.
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