Emptying.the.collection.bag; Cleaning.and.maintenance; General Cleaning - Parkside FLB 2500 A2 Originalbetriebsanleitung

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The ejection nozzle ensures ideal
transport of leaves into the leaf
bag. Additionally, it serves your
safety by preventing contact with
the fan during operation.
To reduce wear on the collection
bag, do not drag it along the
ground while working.
If the device stops suddenly during
operation and does not produce
any suction, then it is to be switched
off immediately. Pull out the power
plug and make sure that no material
is wedged in between the shredder
impeller and the casing. Carry out
the work as described in the chapter
"Cleaning and Maintenance". If the
appliance will not start, consult our
Service Centre.

Emptying.the.collection.bag:

With full collection bag, the suction pump-
ing capacity decreases considerably and
the collection bag must be emptied when
the bag is full or interferes with the suction
capacity of the device.
Disconnect the device and pull out
the power plug before emptying the
collection bag. Danger of electric
shock!
1. Wait until the impeller wheel comes to
a standstill.
2. To remove the collection bag, remove
the retainer loop (
the coupler lever on the frame (
17).
3. Open the zip-fastener on the collection
bag and empty it completely.
4. Mount the emptied collection bag again
(see also "Assembly Instructions").
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19) and press
B
B
Composting material does not be-
long with domestic waste!
Cleaning and mainte-
nance
Pull out the power plug before all
work on the device.
. Leave.all.work.not.described.
in.this.manual.to.our.Serv-
ice.Centre..Only.use.original.
parts.
Before every use, check the leaf blower for
obvious deficiencies, such as loose, worn
or damaged parts and for correct seat-
ing of the parts. Replace damaged parts.
Check the bag regularly for wear and tear.
Carry out the following maintenance and
cleaning work regularly. By this means, a
long and reliable life is guaranteed.

General cleaning

Clean the device in each case
immediately after working, since
otherwise mud with leaf residues
hardens and sets and can possibly
no longer be removed without dis-
mantling the motor casing.
Such cleaning work is not covered
by the guarantee.
Do not employ any cleaning agents
or solvents. They can irreparably
damage the device. Chemical sub-
stances can attack the plastic parts
of the device.
• Clean the device casing, the tube and
the ventilation slots regularly with a
soft brush or a cloth. Never clean the
device under running water.