Vacuuming techniques, Owner’s manual – Tanaka THV-200 User Manual

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Owner’s Manual

THV-200

Installation of handle (Fig.2-1,2-2)

NOTE!

Be careful not to drop a screw into the unit when assembling.

Remove four screws (1) securing recoil starter.

Install handle over the recoil starter while making sure the recoil starter
engages by pulling starter handle slightly.

Secure the handle with the four longer screws which come with the
handle.

Installation of bent pipe and collector bag.

Connect bent pipe (1). Align groove (2) in bent pipe with projection (3) on blower housing and slide the pipe

onto the blower housing.

Rotate the pipe clockwise to lock it into place. (Fig.3-1)

Connect collector bag with the installed bent pipe by inserting opening of the bag onto thinner part of the pipe,
then tape with the sawn strap securely. (Fig.3-2)

3. Vacuuming techniques

WARNING!
Do not vacuum bottles, cans or any other hard materials, which may cause damage or serious injuries.

Do not use a bag with holes or tears in it. Even a small hole can cause a lot of dust to come out. Repair or
replace it immediately.

Make sure zipper of the bag is completely closed.

Wear shoulder strap over right or left shoulder. (Fig.4-1)

Make sure bevel at end of suction pipe faces downward. (Fig.4-1)

The unit should be operated in a well ventilated area.

Use rakes and brooms to loosen debris before vacuuming.

A low speed should be used to vacuum small leaves and dry grass.

A medium speed should be used to vacuum large leaves and grass.

A high speed should be used to vacuum larger or wet leaves and grass.

Dispose of debris in the bag more frequently in dusty condition.

NOTE!

When you hear or feel strange sounds or vibrations, stop engine immediately and check if anything blocks fans or

pipes. If so, remove it and check for damage.’

















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