Using Turbo Mode; Stopping The Blower - Oregon BL300 Manuel D'instructions

• Attach the harness clips to the harness loops
with the adjustment buckle in front and the
quick-release in back (Fig 14)
FIG. 14
• Wear the harness over the head and the
shoulder opposite the trigger hand
• Adjust the strap length to a comfortable
operating position (Fig 15)
FIG. 15

STOPPING THE BLOWER

Release the variable trigger to stop the blower
STARTING THE BLOWER
WARNING: To reduce the risk of injury,
never defeat the trigger lock-out by taping,
wiring or tying down the trigger lock-out.
If using the harness, attach the harness clips to
the attachment loops and put on the harness
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Operating the Blower
Grasp the handle firmly such that the trigger
lock-out is depressed by the palm of the
hand (1)
• To start the blower, squeeze the variable
trigger (2) (Fig 16) Squeeze the variable
trigger more firmly to increase the speed and
force of the blower
FIG. 16
(2) VARIABLE

USING TURBO MODE

Turbo mode increases the blower speed and
force beyond the highest speed achieved from
holding the variable trigger all the way down
(turbo function is not available with a battery
pack capacity of less than 2 4 Ah)
Use this extra power to move heavy, thick or
wet material that is difficult to move otherwise
While holding the variable trigger, press and
hold the turbo button (Fig 17)
FIG. 17
Prolonged use of turbo mode will decrease the
use time per battery charge
(1) TRIGGER
LOCK-OUT
TRIGGER
Blower Model BL300