STIHL BG 86 Instruction Manual download pdf (Page 13)

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Watch out for small animals when

vacuuming and blow-sweeping in open

areas, yards and gardens.

To minimize blowing time, use a rake

and broom to loosen dirt particles before

you start blowing.

Recommended working technique to

minimize air pollution:

N If conditions are very dusty, dampen

the surfaces before starting work.

N Pull out the nozzle to full length so

that the airstream is at ground level.

N Do not blow particles in the direction

of bystanders, in particular in the

direction of children, pets, open

windows or freshly washed

vehicles. Blow the dirt particles

carefully to a central point.

N Put the dirt in garbage cans. Do not

blow it onto neighboring land.

Recommended working technique to

minimize noise:

N Operate your power tool at

reasonable times only – not early in

the morning, late at night or during

midday rest periods when people

could be disturbed. Keep to the

times prescribed locally. Normal

recommendation for professional

use on weekdays: 9:00hrs to

12:00hrs and 15:00hrs to 17:00hrs.

Be considerate towards neighbors

at weekends.

N Fewer engines mean less noise.

Where possible, do not run more

than one power tool at any time.

N Operate blowers at the lowest

engine speed necessary to

accomplish the task.

N Inspect your power tool before

starting work, especially the muffler,

air inlets and air filter.

Save water by using a blower instead of

a water hose for lawn and garden work

wherever possible, e.g. for cleaning

yards and patios.

Vacuuming abrasive material

(such as grit, stone chips, etc.)

causes the blower wheel and

blower housing to wear at a rapid

rate. This results in a considerable

loss of suction power. In such a

case you should contact your

dealer. STIHL recommends a

STIHL servicing dealer.

Take particular care when

vacuuming wet leaves since they

may block the blower wheel and

elbow.

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