Simplicity 8/25 Operation, Shutting Down, A Danger, Remove Vacuum Hose Intake Cap, Insert Hose

Operation

4.lnserl the connector end of the vacuum hose into the intake opening, using care to fully seat the connector in the opening. If the connector is not fully inserted, and electrical interlock switch will keep the unit from starting or running (Figure 6).

5.Place the hand-held vacuum intake nozzle in the area to be vacuumed, using care to avoid twisting and minimize bends in the hose.

6.Visually inspect the area to be vacuumed to make sure it is clear of small pets, non-shreddable materi- als, and any other hazards that could damage the shredding hammers if vacuumed into the unit.

7.Perform the Checks Before Start-Up described earli- er in this manual.

8.Stan the unit in accordance with standard starting instructions for the type of unit you have.

9.For maximum vacuum force, set the throttle control on the engine to the maximum speed setting.

lO.To reduce vacuum force, adjust the moveable ring to gradually open the vacuum adjustment port (Figure 7).

11.Using the vacuum intake nozzle, vacuum the area you wish to clear, using care to avoid vacuuming rocks, gravel, and other hard or sharp objects that are not shreddable.

12.Use extra care near landscape borders that may be separating grassy areas from landscape rock or stone.

13.Se watchful for small children, pets or other animals that may enter the area.

AWARNING

The chipper vacuum is equipped with an electrical safety interlock switch which prevents the unit from operating when the vacuum intake cap or hose is removed from the inlet opening. See your dealer if the safety interlock switch is not operating properly.

A DANGER

Never reach into the shredding chamber area of an electric start unit unless the start key has been removed and the spark plug wire has been discon- nected.

Always wear work gloves to protect your hands from sharp edges and objects that may have been vacuumed into the unit.

Figure 5. Remove Vacuum Hose Intake Cap

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Insert Hose

Figure 6. Insert Vacuum Hose Connector Into Hose Intake Opening

Vacuum Force

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Figure 7. Vacuum Force Adjustment

SHUTTING DOWN

When you’re done using the Chipper Vacuum, following these simple but worthwhile steps will help you shut down the unit properly so ihat your next use will be trouble-free.

A DANGER

The engine and surrounding parts become extremely hot during normal use, and will cause serious burn injuries if touched before the engine has cooled. Allow the engine to cool completely before touching these hot surfaces.

1.When you have completed processing the materials to be chipped or vacuum/shredded, shut the unit off and allow the rotor to come to a complete stop before proceeding

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