Operating The Leaf Blower; Turning On And Off; Checking The Battery Charge Level; Working With The Leaf Blower - Grizzly ALS 4025 Lion Traduction De La Notice D'utilisation Originale

1. If necessary, remove the blower
tube (
dismantling the three-piece blow
tube").
2. Push the catcher (9) on to the
blower outlet of the motor housing
(1) until this snaps into place in the
locking device (
3. Insert the fastening hooks (16)
of the catcher (9) into the eyelets
(17) provided on the motor hou-
sing (1).

Operating the leaf blower

Danger of injury.
Wear suitable clothing and
work gloves when working with
the device. Make sure that the
device is functioning properly
before every use. Make sure that
the collection bag and the tube
are assembled correctly and the
carrying strap is adjusted cor-
rectly for work.
After releasing the switch, you
must turn off the motor. Do not
use the device if a switch is
damaged.Personal protective
equipment and a fully functional
appliance reduce the risk of in-
juries and accidents.
After switching off the device,
the impeller wheel continues to
rotate for some time. Danger of
injury due to rotating tool.
Note noise protection laws and local
regulations.

Turning on and off

Before switching on device, make
sure it is not in contact with any
objects. Ensure stable positioning.
14) (see „Assembling/
13).
1. Check that the battery (5) is in.
2. To switch the device on, press
the on/off switch (2). A green
LED lights up in the display of
the on/off switch (2).
If a fault occurs, a red LED fla-
shes in the display and an alarm
is sounded (see „Troubleshoo-
ting").
3. Press the control dial (3) to regu-
late the suction/blowing power.
4. To turn off, release the On/Off
switch (2).
Checking the battery
charge level
The battery's (5) charge level is indicated
by the charge state indicator (20).
Press the PRESS button on the
battery.The LEDs indicate the bat-
tery's charge level.

Working with the leaf blower

The leaf blower may only be used
for the following purposes:
- As a blower to pile up dry leaf
material or to blow material out
of places that are hard to access
(e.g. under cars)
- As a suction device to suck up
dry leaf material. The device also
functions as a shredder in the
suction function. The dry leaves
are shredded and their volume is
reduced, preparing the material
for later composting if desired.
The shredding intensity depends
on the size of the leaf material
and its residual moisture.
Uses other than those described
here may damage the machine
and put the operator at risk.
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