FILLING THE FUEL TANK |
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Remove the | 1. | Place the blower upright on the |
| ground or on a sturdy work surface | |
Fuel Filler |
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Cap |
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| the fuel cap. | |
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| 2. | Remove the fuel cap. See figure 4. |
| 3. | Fill the tank with clean, fresh fuel |
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| (see page 6). |
| 4. | Replace the cap and wipe away |
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| any spilled fuel before starting the |
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| blower engine. |
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Fuel |
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Tank |
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Figure 4 |
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WARNING! |
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Danger of fire and burn | n Never smoke or light any fires | ||
injury! |
| near the blower or fuels! | |
n Always use extreme care when | n Always transport and store fuels | ||
handling fuel! Fuel is highly flam- |
| in an approved container! | |
mable! | n | Never place flammable material | |
n Never operate this blower if fuel | |||
| close to the engine muffler! | ||
system components are damaged | n | Never operate the blower with- | |
or are leaking! | |||
| out a properly functioning muf- | ||
n Never attempt to refuel the |
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| fler and spark arrester installed! | ||
engine while it is running! | n | Never operate this blower unless | |
n Never attempt to refuel a hot | |||
| it is properly assembled and in | ||
engine! Always allow the blower |
| good working condition! | |
engine to cool before fueling! |
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