Shindaiwa EB501/EVC, 68241-94310 manual Hour Maintenance, Every 135 hours of operation

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135-HOUR MAINTENANCE

Every 135 hours of operation,

remove and clean the muffler.

Muffler Body

Remove the Engine Cover

First, remove the

 

Muffler Screw

Engine Cover

spark plug

 

 

Retaining Tab

 

 

 

Engine

 

 

 

 

 

 

Cover

 

 

 

 

Arrester

48016D

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Screen

 

 

 

 

5 mm

 

6 mm

 

 

Lower

 

Remove four Allen- 48018

Screw

 

Muffler

 

 

Screws

head capscrews

 

 

 

 

Figure 15

 

 

 

 

 

Gasket

 

WARNING!

 

 

Exhaust

 

Never operate the machine with

 

Tube

 

a damaged or missing muffler

 

 

Tail Cap

 

or spark arrester! Operating with

 

 

missing or damaged exhaust com-

 

Mounting

 

ponents is a fire hazard and could

 

Screws

Figure 16

also damage your hearing.

 

5. Use a plastic scraper or wire brush to

 

 

Remove the Muffler.

 

remove carbon deposits from the arrester

1. Remove the spark plug.

 

screen, exhaust tube and tail cap.

 

6. Inspect the screen carefully, and replace

2 Use the 4mm Allen wrench to remove

any screen that has been perforated, dis-

the four engine cover screws , and

torted, or is otherwise unserviceable.

then slide the cover from the engine

 

 

 

taking care not to misplace the cyl-

7. Gently tap the muffler on a wood surface

inder-to-cover insulating gasket. See

to dislodge any loose carbon.

figure 15.

 

8. Inspect the cylinder exhaust port for

3. Pry the muffler screw retaining

carbon buildup.

 

tabs away from the screw heads and

 

IMPORTANT!

remove the two 6 mm muffler screws.

 

Remove the 5 mm lower muffler

If you note excessive carbon buildup, con-

screw, then remove the muffler assem-

sult your servicing dealer.

 

bly from the engine. See figure 16.

9. Reassemble the muffler in the reverse

Remove the Spark Arrester.

 

 

order of disassembly.

 

4. Use the screwdriver to remove the

 

 

IMPORTANT!

three exhaust tube mounting screws,

 

and then remove the tail cap, exhaust

Reset the muffler screw retaining tabs to

tube, gasket, and arrester screen. See

prevent the muffler screws from loosening.

figure 16.

 

 

 

 

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Contents EB501/EVC Blower Contents IntroductionPage Nomenclature Specifications Assembling the BlowerBlower tube installation affects blower Balance and performance! Make sureTubes and nozzle are correctly Assembled per above, and that all Connections are tightMixing Fuel Fuel RequirementsFilling the Fuel Tank InjuryStarting and Stopping the Blower Engine cover will be hot after blower operationWhen the Engine Starts Adjusting Engine Idle Speed Adjusting the Harness Using the Blower Operating TipsDaily Maintenance Routine Maintenance Every 10 HoursDirect the air stream at the inside face of the filter only Do not nick or perforate fuel tube with wire hook Every 10/15 HoursEvery 50 Hours More frequently if reduced performance is notedHour Maintenance Every 135 hours of operationStorage 30 days or longer Troubleshooting Guide Troubleshooting Guide What To Check Possible Cause RemedyAdditional Problems What To CheckTroubleshooting Guide Manufacturer’s Warranty Coverage What is Covered by this WarrantyOwners Warranty Responsibilities What is Not CoveredThis Warranty is Administered by Consequential Damages

EB501/EVC, 68241-94310 specifications

The Shindaiwa 68241-94310 model, specifically designed for the EB501 and EVC series, is a high-performance handheld blower that stands out in the landscaping and horticultural industry. Engineered for efficiency, this blower is a tool of choice for professionals looking for reliability and power in their equipment.

One of the main features of the Shindaiwa EB501/EVC blower is its lightweight design, which allows for extended use without causing undue fatigue to the operator. Weighing in at just under ten pounds, it is designed for ease of handling, making it accessible for both seasoned professionals and those new to the gardening and landscaping scene.

The heart of the Shindaiwa EB501 is its powerful 50.2cc two-stroke engine. This engine employs advanced technology to maximize fuel efficiency while delivering consistent and robust airflow. With a maximum air volume of approximately 510 cubic feet per minute (CFM), the blower can easily handle both residential and commercial tasks, from clearing leaves to moving debris.

The innovative design of the EB501 includes a unique fan system that enhances the blower's performance. The fan is engineered to produce a high-velocity air stream, ensuring that even stubborn wet leaves and dirt can be moved effortlessly. Furthermore, the blower features an adjustable throttle that allows users to fine-tune the air speed according to the task, ensuring versatility in operation.

Ergonomically designed, the EB501/EVC comes with a padded shoulder strap that aids in weight distribution, making it comfortable for longer jobs. The control layout is intuitive, which allows for easy operation even while on the move. This user-friendly design is complemented by a simple start mechanism, which is engineered to be hassle-free, making startup quick and efficient.

Another key characteristic of the Shindaiwa 68241-94310 model is its durable construction. Made with high-quality materials, it is built to withstand the rigors of daily use in various conditions. The air filtration system is designed for easy maintenance and extended service life, allowing operators to enjoy a longer-lasting performance without frequent breakdowns.

In conclusion, the Shindaiwa 68241-94310, intended for the EB501 and EVC series, combines power, efficiency, and user-friendly features, making it an ideal choice for both professionals and homeowners alike. Whether tackling large properties or simply maintaining a small garden, this blower offers the performance required to get the job done effectively.
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