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Do not insert beyond the mark. Be careful not to damage the electric cord inside the Handle. Tighten the Knobs. 3. To operate, the Snow Thrower must have 110-120 VAC power. Provide an extension cord (not supplied) of sufficient length, and meeting the requirements discussed in the previous section. Be careful that the extension cord does not lie in open water or on wet surfaces. Observe all safety precautions mentioned in this manual. 4. If the Snow Thrower gets locked up with ice or operates slowly or with difficulty, stop using immediately. Unplug the Snow Thrower and move it to a slightly warm garage or other room where any water will be able to drain away from the Thrower without damaging the room. Ensure that all snow and water has completely melted and the Thrower has dried before use. 5. You can adjust the height of the thrown material among three settings, High, Medium, or Low.You do this by raising or lowering the height of the Rear Wheels, which changes the angle of the Snow Thrower. Knobs Upper Handle Assembling the Handle SKU 91924 For technical questions, please call 1-800-444-3353. Page 10 6. To change the angle that the snow is ejected, rotate the Height Control Lever to unlock it. Then press down or pull up on the Handle as needed to move the unit to the desired setting. Rotate the Height Control Lever to lock the unit into its new setting. 7. You can adjust whether the snow is ejected forward, or to the left or right. To change the angle at which snow is ejected, push the Direction Control Lever down slightly, rotate it to the left, right, or center as required, then allow it to come back up. This will change the orientation of the Direction Flaps as desired. 8. To operate the Snow Thrower, grasp the Handle firmly. Press in the Safety and, while holding it in, squeeze the Trigger. The machine will begin to operate immediately. Height Control Lever Direction Control Lever Safety Trigger 10. Do not force the Snow Thrower through the snow. Listen to the motor as you work. If the motor slows down excessively, pull the Snow Thrower back to allow the motor to regain speed, and roll the machine forward at a slower rate. 11. When you reach the end of a row, be aware of where the thrown snow will go.You may have to adjust your direction or the throwing height to manage the direction of thrown snow. NOTE: To stop the machine, remove your hand from the handle, releasing the Trigger. 9. Roll the Snow Thrower slowly forward over the snow. Observe the direction that the snow is being thrown. If necessary, stop working and adjust the throwing height or direction. Direction Flaps REV 11/04 SKU 91924 For technical questions, please call 1-800-444-3353. Page 11 12. When you have finished blowing snow, stop the machine. To do this, release your grip on the handle, which will release the Trigger, stopping the machine. Disconnect the extension cords, roll them up and store them for next use. Move the Snow Thrower to a suitable storage location. Brush or wipe off any snow or moisture before storing this tool. Remember that storing this machine wet may cause damage to it. WARNING: Snow, ice and other materials may be ejected from this Snow Thrower at high speed. Use extreme caution in managing the direction of materials thrown by this Snow Thrower. Never allow the ejected material to be directed at any person or animal. Be careful to direct thrown material away from any property which may be harmed by the force of the ejected material or its accumulation. INSPECTION, MAINTENANCE, AND CLEANING 1. WARNING! Make sure the Trigger of the Snow Thrower is in its “OFF” position and that the tool is unplugged from its electrical outlet before performing any inspection, maintenance, or cleaning procedures. 2. BEFORE EACH USE, inspect the general condition of the Snow Thrower. Check for loose screws, misalignment or binding of moving parts, cracked or broken parts, damaged electrical wiring, and any other condition that may affect its safe operation. If abnormal noise or vibration occurs, have the problem corrected before further use. Do not use damaged equipment. 3. When putting this tool away after each use, be sure to remove any snow or water which may be on it. Water and moist conditions are inherently damaging to any electrical tool. Be sure to store this tool in dry condition in a dry place. 4. Check the Belt for damage, and to be sure it is properly aligned. If it is loose or damaged, have it serviced or replaced by a qualified service technician. 5. Check the Rubber Blades for wear, and to be sure they are properly installed. Each Rubber Blade is held in place with four Screws and Washers. Ensure that they are properly installed and tight. 6. If the Rubber Blades are excessively worn, they may be replaced. To do this, first remove and set aside the four Screws and Washers from each Rubber Blade. The Rubber Blades may be pulled out of the slots in the Drum. 7. Install new Rubber Blades in the Drum, being sure that th...