Blower Names And Terms - Oregon BL300 Manuel D'instructions

Blower Names and Terms

Air intake: The vent on the rear of the blower
through which air is pulled by the blower fan
Alignment lugs: The protrusions on the blower
tube to which the nozzle is mounted
Alignment slots: The notches on the nozzle
that fit over the lugs when attaching the nozzle
to the blower tube
Blower fan: The rotating part inside the blower
that moves the air
Blower tube: The round protrusion on the front
of the blower to which the nozzle is attached
Bystander safety zone: A 16 ft (5 m) circle
around the operator that must remain free from
bystanders, children and pets
Electronics cooling vent: The port on the
front of the handle that allows cooling airflow
over the internal electronic circuitry
Handle: The portion of the blower gripped by
the operator incorporating the variable trigger,
trigger lock-out, and turbo button
Harness: A safety device worn by the operator
and connected to the blower that helps
distribute the weight of the blower
12
Blower Names and Terms
Harness attachment loops: Points on the
blower to which a harness may be attached
Intake screen: The covering on the air intake
that helps prevent objects or digits from being
drawn into the blower fan
Nozzle: The long cylindrical part fitted to the
blower tube to direct the blower air
Trigger lock-out: A movable stop that
prevents the unintentional operation of the
variable trigger until manually actuated
Turbo: Extra power applied to the blower
motor by pressing the turbo button (turbo
function is not available with a battery pack
capacity of less than 2 4 Ah)
Variable trigger: A device that turns the
blower on or off and allows the user to adjust
the speed of the blower Firmer pressure on the
trigger will increase the airflow from the nozzle
Wall mounting slot: The notch on the bottom
of the blower that can be used to hang the tool
during storage
Blower Model BL300