(Translation of the Original Instructions)
4 RESIDUAL RISKS
Even when the snow thrower is used
in accordance with the manufacturer's
instructions, there are still some risks
which could not be eliminated in the
design phase
Depending on the type and construc-
tion of the machine, there may be the
following potential risks:
a
Damage to hearing if suitable hearing
protection is not worn when using the
machine.
b
Damage to sight if suitable eye protection
is not worn when using the machine.
WARNING - The noise and vibration le-
vels shown in these instructions are the
maximum levels for use of the machine
Prolonged use, poor or total lack of
maintenance and the type of snow
(light or heavy) being cleared signifi-
cantly affect the level of noise emis-
sions and vibrations
Consequently, it is necessary to take
preventive steps to eliminate possible
damage due to high levels of noise and
stress from vibration Maintain the ma-
chine well, wear ear protection devices,
and take breaks while working
5 ASSEMBLY
5 1
UNPACKING
Do not use the machine until all the in-
dications provided in the "ASSEMBLY"
section have been carried out
1
Consult the instructions found in the packaging.
2
Lift the snow thrower out of the box.
3
Cut the tapes which secure the chute command
shaft to the side of the handle.
4
Place the machine on a clean and level surface
ready for assembly.
Dispose of the box and other packaging ma-
terials in accordance with local regulations.
5 2
HANDLE ASSEMBLY
Install the handle as described below.
1
Fold out the handle.
2
Tighten the four knobs (4:A).
3
Cut the ties which hold the starter leaver (4:B) to
the handle.
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5 3
INSTALLATION OF THE DISCHARGE
CHUTE
HANDLE
1
Push the shaft through the opening (5:A) on the
handle.
2
Insert the shaft in the joint (5:B). Make sure the
holes in the shaft and the joint are aligned.
3
Insert the screw (6:A) in the hole and secure in
place.
4
Check the discharge chute by turning it fully in both
directions. The chute should rotate freely.
6 COMMENDS AND CONTROL
6 1
STARTER LEVER (1:A)
Starts and stops the electric motor.
• Motor start-up: press the button (1:B) to release
the starter lever. Pull the lever towards the
handle (1:A).
• Motor stop: release the lever (1:A).
6 2
STARTER LEVER LOCK (1:B)
Prevents inadvertent activation of the starter lever.
Press the button (1:B) to release the starter lever.
The lever can be activated only if the
starter switch locking device (1:B) is
pressed
6 3
CHUTE DIRECTION HANDLE (1:C)
Controls rotation of the discharge chute so the
snow can be thrown in the required direction.
Act on the handle to point the chute in the required
direction.
6 4
CABLE SUPPORT (1:D)
Insert the connection cable in the support (1:D) to
safeguard it from damage during machine use.
6 5
DEFLECTOR LOCK (1:H)
Deflector lock / release.
Slacken the knob (1:H) to lift / lower the deflector.
Put the deflector in the required position and
tighten the knob to lock it in place.
DIRECTION
ADJUSTMENT
INSTRUMENTS
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