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Walk, never run with the machine.
Use extreme caution when in reverse or pulling the
machine towards you.
Exercise extreme caution when operating on or
crossing gravel drives, walks, or roads. Stay alert
for hidden hazards or traffic.
Pay the utmost attention when working on frozen
ground as the machine may tend to skid.
Do not operate the machine in confined areas where
there may be a risk of crushing the operator between
the machine and another object.
Never operate the machine on slopes where angle
is over 20°.
Move the machine at least 3m away from the refu-
eling point before starting engine.
Always check the oil level of the engine before use.
Do not operate the machine on a bumpy or steep
road. Exercise caution to avoid slipping or falling,
especially when operation in reverse.
Inspect that all nuts, bolts and brush rollers are tight
and well connected to ensure the safety and reliabil-
ity of this machine prior to any operation.
Adjust the lever cables to ensure that they are flex-
ible and reliable.
Adjust the brush to proper height prior to any op-
eration.
Inspect the air pressure in the tires prior to use and
pay attention to sharp objects when using the ma-
chine to prevent the tires from being pierced.
Since some parts of the machine are made of plas-
tic or rubber materials, it should be kept away from
any chemical article to prevent a chemical reaction
from occurring.
When Sweeping, if the brush is blocked by some soft
materials. Please stop engine and remove the spark
plug wire then remove the materials.
Residual risks
Risk of injury!
Compliance with all relevant building codes dangers
can occur when operating the machine, eg by flying
away from workpiece parts flying off tool parts for
damaged tools, flying off whirled stone and dirt parts,
noise and dust emission.
Residual mechanical hazards
Hazards caused by vibration
Prolonged work with the machine can cause vibra-
tion to physical impairments. Take regular breaks.
Contents supplied, Fig. 1
The power sweeper comes partially assembled and
is shipped in carefully packed package. After all the
parts have been removed from the package, you
should have:
1. Main Frame
2. Upper Handle Assembly
3. Steering Lever
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4. Manual
5. Lower Handle Assembly
Assembly, Fig. 2-5
Following the assembly directions below, you will as-
semble the machine in a few minutes.
To assemble the collector box and the plow
blade see separate assembly instructions.
Fig. 2a
Disassemble the wheels. Mount the lower handle
to the engine base with bolts M8x20, spring wash-
ers and flat washers. Then mount the wheels and fix
them by the circlips.
Fig. 2b-3
Disassemble the handle adjustment knobs. Mount
the upper handle on the lower handle with the han-
dle adjustment knobs.
Explanation:
1. Knob
2. Outside Adjuster
3. Inside Adjuster
4. Bolt
5. Lower Handle
6. Upper handle
Fig. 4
Adjust the lever cables correctly and use cable clips
to secure them in place on the upper handle. Make
sure that the lever cables are routed properly.
Fig. 5
Fix the steering lever to the bracket by bolt M8x45
and nut M8.
m Engine oil
• Oil has been drained for shipping.
• Failure to fill engine sump with oil before starting
engine will result in permanent damage and will
void engine warranty.
• Please note that Power Sweeper is supplied with-
out fuel or oil in the engine.
• Add oil according to the maintenance plan.
Know your Sweeper, Fig. 6
Features and Controls:
1. Right upper lever
2. Left upper lever
3. Throttle control
4. Right lower lever
5. Steering lever
6. Handle adjustment knobs
7. Engine
8. Driving wheels
9. Brush
10. Gauge Wheels
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