Assembly And Operation; Applications; Using The Controls (Functions) - Hitachi RB 36DL Safety Instructions And Instruction Manual
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ASSEMBLY AND OPERATION
APPLICATIONS
Cleaning leaves from parks and gardens.
Cleaning up after pruning or mowing.
Cleaning up stadiums and grounds.
USING THE CONTROLS (FUNCTIONS)
The mode switch and remaining battery
display functions (Fig. 3)
Switch panel
Mode switch
Switch
Each time you press the mode switch on the
handle of the machine, the operating mode
cycles from 1 to 4. At the same time the mode
display lamp for the selected mode lights up
(green).
Changing the setting of the operating mode
from 1 to 4 increases the volume of air
delivered when the switch is fully depressed.
In addition, the amount of air varies with how
far in you press the stepless switch, so select
the appropriate operating mode for the work
you are doing and fine tune the power by how
far you press the switch.
Pressing the turbo mode/battery remaining
switch switches the blower to turbo mode.
Doing so makes all 4 mode lamps flash. The
turbo mode provides the maximum air
velocity from this machine. Use it when you
need a temporary blast of stronger air.
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Mode/Battery
remaining lamp
Turbo mode switch/
Battery remaining switch
Handle
Fig. 3
State of lamp (green)
Mode 1
Mode 2
Mode 3
Mode 4
Turbo mode
NOTE:
The turbo mode turns off automatically
and returns to the previous mode after
10 seconds in order to protect the
electronic circuitry. Press the turbo mode
switch again to switch back to the turbo mode.
About Remaining Battery Indicator
If you press and hold the turbo mode switch /
battery remaining switch, the battery
remaining lamp(s) light (red), allowing you
to check how much battery power is
remaining. When you release the battery
remaining switch, the lamp(s) go out. The
number of lamps lit correspond to remaining
battery levels as follows.
CAUTION
Never hit or subject the switch panel to
strong shocks.
Doing so will damage it.
State of lamp (red) Battery Remaining Power
The battery remaining
power is enough.
The battery remaining
power is a half.
The battery remaining
power is nearly empty.
Re-charge the battery
soonest possible.
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