Maintenance - Wolf Garten LBB 36 Manual Del Usuario

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Recommendation
Use a sweeping brush or rake to loosen solid leaf
litter before blowing it off the ground.
Using the leaf blower correctly
 Do not switch the leaf blower on in closed
or inadequately ventilated working areas.
 Keep the leaf blower away from highly flammable
and/or explosive substances, such as liquids,
gases or powder.
 Never insert your hands, fingers or other body
parts into the intake opening or exhaust air
opening.
 Please ensure that you take the battery out
of the leaf blower and wait until all rotating parts
of the unit have come to a standstill before
you clean or inspect the leaf blower or transport
it to other workplaces.

Maintenance

General
Attention!
Before performing maintenance and
cleaning work, remove the battery.
 Check the leaf blower for damage if you drop it.
 Have all maintenance work and repairs carried
out by a service centre.
Cleaning
 Clean the leaf blower with a mild soap and
a damp cloth.
 Keep the ventilation slots clean and free of dust.
 Do not let the leaf blower become wet and do not
spray it with water.
Storage
 Charge the battery before storing the unit
in winter (see "General information about
the battery").
 Always store the unit in a dry and secure location
which is not accessible to children
 Store the battery and the leaf blower separately.
 Store the battery in a clean and dry location.
Recommended storage temperature
approx. 18 °C.
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 Ensure that third parties (particularly children)
and animals are kept at a minimum distance
of approx. 5 m from the workplace.
 Avoid striking the leaf blower against hard objects
which may damage the unit.
 The leaf blower can also be used to clean
corners, fences, walls and wood.
Be careful at what and how you aim the leaf
blower nozzle, as heavy, hard objects could
be picked up and injure people or animals.
 When switching on the leaf blower, ensure that
you are in a firm, upright position, hold the intake
opening of your leaf blower in front of you and
move slowly to blow the leaves together
or to blow them out of areas which are difficult
to access.
 Keep the leaf blower, in particular its plastic
components, away from brake fluids, petrol,
petroleum products, penetrating oil, etc.
They contain chemical substances which may
damage, attack or destroy the plastic compo-
nents of the leaf blower.
 Fertilisers and other garden chemicals contain
substances which may have a highly corrosive
effect on the metal parts of the leaf blower.
Therefore do not store your leaf blower near
these substances.
Operating instructions for leaf blower
Maintenance