Craftsman 79481 Operation Manual - Page 4

WARNING:Failure - blower parts

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_WARNING:Failurteofollowall SafetRyuleasndPrecautiocnasnresultinseriouinsjury. HANDLFEUELWITH CAUTION, IT IS HIGHLY FLAMMABLE • Eliminate all sources of sparks or flame (including smoking, open KNOWYOURUNIT flames, or work that can cause • Reaydouor peratomr'sanucaal re- sparks) in the areas where fuel is • faunlldycuanntfiyol olluocwoamllwpalrentieunlngyadsnedrstand• safetryulebseforoeperatitnhgeunit. Restriucnt itouserws hounder- standandwilflollowallwarningasnd safetryuleisnthismanual. • mixed, poured, or stored. Mix and pour fuel in an outdoor area; store fuel in a cool, dry, well ventilated place; use an approved, marked container for all fuel purposes. Do not smoke while handling fuel or while operating the unit. _ILWARNINIGn:speactreabefore startinugnitR. emovaelldebriasnd • Make sure the unit is properly assembled and in good operating condition. hardobjectssuchasrocksg,lass, wiree, tct.hact anricochebte,thrown, orotherwicsaeusienjuroyrdamage • Do not fill fuel tank while engine is running. • Avoid spilling fuel or oil. Wipe up fuel durinogperation. spills before starting engine. Useyouur niat sabloweforr: • Move at least 10 feet (3 meters) • Sweepidnegbroisrgrascslippings away from fuel and fueling site be- fromdrivewasyisd,ewalpkas,tioest,c. fore starting engine. • Blowinggrascslippingsstr,awo,r • Always store gasoline in a container leaveinstopilesa,rounjodintso,rbe- approved for flammable liquids. tweebnricks. OPERATE YOUR UNIT SAFELY PLANAHEAD • Alwaywseaeryeprotectwiohneonp- eratinsge, rvicinogrp, erformminagintenancoenunitW. earinegyeprotectionwilhl elptoprevernotckosrdebris frombeinbglowonrricochetiinntgo eyeasndfacewhicchanresuilnt blindneasnsd/osreriouinsjurEy.ye protectisohnoubldemarkeZd87. _ILWARNING: Stop the engine be- fore opening the vacuum inlet door. The engine must be stopped and the impeller blades no longer turning to avoid se- rious injury from the rotating blades. • Inspect unit before each use for worn, loose, missing, or damaged parts. Do not use until unit is in proper working order. • Alwaywseafroopt rotectioDno.not • Keep outside surfaces free from oil gobarefooortweasrandals. and fuel. • Alwaywsearrespiratoorrfacemask • Never start or run engine inside a whewn orkinwgithuniitndusteynvi- closed room, building or other un- ronments. ventilated area. Breathing exhaust • Securheaiar bovsehouldleerngth. fumes can kill. Securoerremovjewelrlyo,ose • To avoid static electricity shock, do clothinogr,clothinwgithloosely not wear rubber gloves or any other hanginsgtrapsti,est,asselse,tc. insulated gloves while operating unit. • TDhoneoyctaonpbeercaautuengiwthinthmeoynoviunapgraerts. • Do not set unit on any surface except a clean, hard area while engine is run- tiredi,ll,upseot,rifyouareundethr e icnafltuioenn.coefalcohodlr,ugso,rmedi• Keecphildrebny, standearnsd,animalsawafyromworkareaaminimumof50feet(15meterws)hen startinogroperatinugnit.Donot ning. Debris such as gravel, sand, dust, grass, etc. could be picked up by the air intake and thrown out through discharge opening, damaging unit, property, or causing serious injury to bystanders or operator. • Avoid dangerous environments. Do not use in unventilated areas or poinbtlowenrozzlienthedirectioonf where explosive vapors or carbon peoploerpets. monoxide build up could be present.

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_WARNING:Failure
tofollowall
Safety
Rules
andPrecautions
canre-
sult
inserious
injury.
KNOW
YOURUNIT
• Read
your
operator's
manual
care-
fullyuntil
youcompletely
understand
andcan
followallwarnings
and
safety
rules
before
operating
theunit.
• Restrict
unit
tousers
whounder-
standandwill
followallwarnings
and
safety
rules
inthismanual.
_ILWARNING:
Inspect
areabefore
starting
unit.
Remove
alldebris
and
hardobjects
suchasrocks,
glass,
wire,
etc.
that
canricochet,
bethrown,
orotherwise
cause
injury
ordamage
during
operation.
Useyour
unit
asablower
for:
• Sweeping
debris
orgrass
clippings
fromdriveways,
sidewalks,
patios,
etc.
• Blowing
grass
clippings,
straw,
or
leaves
intopiles,
around
joints,
orbe-
tween
bricks.
PLANAHEAD
• Always
wear
eyeprotection
when
op-
erating,
servicing,
orperforming
main-
tenance
onunit.
Wearing
eyeprotec-
tionwill
help
toprevent
rocks
ordebris
frombeing
blown
orricocheting
into
eyes
and
facewhich
canresult
in
blindness
and/or
serious
injury.
Eye
protection
should
bemarked
Z87.
• Always
wear
foot
protection.
Donot
gobarefoot
orwear
sandals.
• Always
wear
respirator
orfacemask
when
working
withunit
industy
envi-
ronments.
• Secure
hair
above
shoulder
length.
Secure
orremove
jewelry,
loose
clothing,
orclothing
with
loosely
hanging
straps,
ties,
tassels,
etc.
Theycanbecaught
inmoving
parts.
•Donotoperate
unit
when
youare
tired,
ill,upset,
orifyouareunder
the
influence
ofalcohol,
drugs,
ormedi-
cation.
• Keep
children,
bystanders,
andani-
malsaway
fromworkareaamini-
mumof50feet(15meters)
when
starting
oroperating
unit.Donot
point
blower
nozzle
inthedirection
of
people
orpets.
HANDLE
FUEL
WITH
CAUTION,
IT IS
HIGHLY
FLAMMABLE
• Eliminate
all sources
of sparks
or
flame
(including
smoking,
open
flames,
or work
that can cause
sparks)
in the
areas
where fuel
is
mixed,
poured,
or stored.
• Mix and pour fuel in an outdoor
area;
store fuel in a cool, dry, well ventilated
place; use an approved,
marked
con-
tainer for all fuel purposes.
• Do not smoke
while
handling
fuel or
while
operating
the
unit.
• Make sure the
unit is properly
as-
sembled
and
in good
operating
con-
dition.
• Do not fill fuel tank
while
engine
is
running.
• Avoid
spilling
fuel or oil.
Wipe
up fuel
spills
before
starting
engine.
• Move at least
10 feet
(3 meters)
away
from fuel and
fueling
site be-
fore starting
engine.
• Always
store
gasoline
in a container
approved
for flammable
liquids.
OPERATE
YOUR
UNIT
SAFELY
_ILWARNING:
Stop the engine be-
fore opening
the vacuum
inlet door. The
engine must be stopped
and the impel-
ler blades
no longer turning to avoid
se-
rious injury from the rotating blades.
• Inspect
unit before
each
use for
worn,
loose,
missing,
or damaged
parts.
Do not use until
unit is in
proper
working
order.
• Keep outside
surfaces
free from oil
and fuel.
• Never
start or run engine
inside
a
closed
room,
building
or other un-
ventilated
area.
Breathing
exhaust
fumes
can kill.
• To avoid
static
electricity
shock,
do
not wear
rubber
gloves
or any other
insulated
gloves
while
operating
unit.
• Do not set unit on any surface
except
a clean,
hard area while
engine is run-
ning. Debris such as gravel, sand,
dust, grass, etc. could be picked
up by
the air intake and thrown out through
discharge
opening,
damaging
unit,
property, or causing
serious
injury to
bystanders
or operator.
• Avoid
dangerous
environments.
Do
not use in unventilated
areas
or
where
explosive
vapors
or carbon
monoxide
build
up could
be present.