Garland GAS 139 E Manuel D'instructions page 35

7.3. WORKING WITH THE BLOWING FUNCTION
Always follow the security stipulations that we indicate
in the manual.
Place the lever in the blowing position.
Start the machine with the machine on the ground,
place it on your back, adjust the accelerator to the
desired speed and aim the air flow towards the leaves
and materials to be pushed. Push all the material
towards one place which preferably should be a corner.
Once all the material has been grouped for pick up,
turn the machine off, switch to vacuum function, start
the machine again and begins to suck the materials.
7.4. WORKING WITH THE VACUUM
Always follow the security stipulations that we indicate
in the manual.
Place the lever in the vacuum position
Start the vacuum, adjust the machine to the required
speed and vacuum the material.
When you feel the catcher is full, stop the machine,
unplug the machine from the mains, disconnect the
catcher and empty it.
Once the catcher is empty, connect again before
starting to work again.
If you are going to vacuum large leaves, you can
remove the nozzle situated at the end of the tube.
7.5. AFTER USAGE
Once you stop using the machine.
1. Disconnect the machine by placing the switch
in the ¨O¨ closed position.
2. Disconnect the machine from the mains.
3. Clean any residues from the catcher and the tubes.
8. MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE
.
Carry out random inspections on the machine to
ensure an efficient use of the machine. For a
complete maintenance take the machine to your
nearest service agent.
Never attempt to carry out any maintenance work
on the machine if the machine is running. Carry out all
maintenance work on a flat surface and on a clear surface.
Always carry out all the maintenance work with
the machine unplugged from the mains.
Read the instruction manual before carrying out
any maintenance work.
Maintain the machine clean, specially the ventilating
.
areas of the engine.
Only use original spare parts and accessories for this
machine so as to obtain the best performance from
the machine. These spare parts and accessories can
be found in the official distributors of the brand. The
use of other spare parts and accessories could result
in risks to the end user, people who are nearby and to
the machine.
The removal of the security elements, a poor
maintenance or the substitution of spares and
accessories by non original ones can all cause severe
corporal damages.
8.1. MAINTENANCE AFTER USAGE
Carry out the following maintenance work once
you finish your task to guarantee that the machine
functions correctly next time.
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