Starting When The Engine Is Hot; Parking Throttle/Throttle Lever Lock; Turning The Engine Off; Basic Working Techniques - Parkside PBLG 52 A1 Manual De Instrucciones

Starting when the engine is hot

(The appliance has been turned off for less than 15–20 minutes)
♦ Set the On/Off switch 0 to "I".
♦ The choke t does not need to be pulled out to start a warm motor.
♦ Press the appliance against the floor with your left hand on the
frame 1 (ATTENTION! Do not use your foot!). With your right hand
on the pull start z, pull it slowly until you feel resistance.
ATTENTION!
► Always pull the pull start z straight out. Hold the handle of the pull
start z firmly when the pull start z retracts. Do not allow the pull
start z to whip back.
♦ Now pull quickly on the pull start z. The appliance should start after
1–2 pulls. If the appliance has still not started after 6 pulls, repeat the
process as described in "Starting when the engine is cold".

Parking throttle/throttle lever lock

♦ Press the throttle 9 halfway down and then push down the throttle
lock .
♦ Now release the throttle 9 and the throttle lock
The throttle 9 is now locked.
NOTE
► When the throttle lever lock
throttle position!
Turning the engine off
Emergency stop sequence
If the appliance needs to be stopped immediately, turn the On/off
switch 0 to "0".
Normal sequence
♦ Release the throttle 9. The engine idles. Then move the On/Off
switch 0 to "0".
│ GB │ IE
■ 8
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is actuated, the unit does not run in full

Basic working techniques

■ Make sure that you are familiar with the appliance before starting work.
WARNING!
► WARNING! Risk of flying objects. Always wear goggles. Flying
stones, debris, etc. could hit your eyes and cause serious injury or
blindness. Maintain a safe distance. Children, animals, spectators and
helpers should remain outside a safety zone of 15 m. Switch off the
appliance immediately if anyone approaches.
► Do not use the appliance if the exhaust opening on the engine cover is
obstructed by a wall and/or other objects. Otherwise, the appliance
could be damaged. Ensure that a distance of at least 50 cm to other
objects is always maintained during operation.
■ The leaf blower is portable and is carried during operation on the
shoulders by means of a belt. It is controlled with the right hand using
the handle on the pipe.
■ The speed of the air jet is controlled with the throttle. Adjust the speed to
the respective application.
■ Make sure that the air inlet is not blocked, for example, by leaves or
dirt. A blocked air inlet reduces the blowing power and increases the
working temperature of the engine, which can lead to engine failure.
If necessary, switch off the engine and remove any foreign bodies.
■ Pay attention to the wind direction. It is easier to work with the wind
(at your back).
■ The leaf blower should not be used to move large piles of leaves, as
this is very time-consuming and causes unnecessary noise.
■ Assume a safe working position with a firm stand.
■ After finishing work, the machine must be stored upright.
PBLG 52 A1