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Poulan Pro Poulan Pro BVM210VS manual

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  • Page 1

    IMPORT ANT MANUAL - - Do not th row away MANUAL IMPORT ANTE - - N o lo desc arte MANUEL IM PORT ANT - - À Conserver R BVM 210 VS ENGLISH ESP AÑOL FRANÇAIS WA R N I N G : Read and follow all Safet y Rules and Oper ating I nst ruc tions befor e using t his produc t. Failure t o do so can r esult in serious injur y . ADVE RT ENCI A: Lea el manual d[...]

  • Page 2

    -- 2 -- ID ENTI FI CA TI ON O F SA FETY SY MBO LS WA R N I N G : This unit can be dangerous ! Car eles s or impr oper use can c aus e ser ious injury. Read y our oper ator ’s manual c arefully until y ou c ompletely under st and and can follow all w arnings and safety rules before oper ating the unit. Failure to do s o c an res ult in serious inj[...]

  • Page 3

    -- 3 -- ID ENTI FI CA TI ON O F SA FETY SY MBO LS WAR NI N G : Fire hazard. N ever mix, pour, or store gas oline or use the unit near a flame or s park s (inc luding s moking, open flames , or work that c an caus e s park s ). When us ing the v acuum at tachment, t he unit is designed t o pick up dry material suc h as leaves , gras s , small tw igs[...]

  • Page 4

    -- 4 -- D Move at leas t 10 feet (3 meters ) away from fuel and fueling site before starting engine. D Alway s s tore gas oline in a cont ainer ap- prov ed for flammable liquids . OPERA TE YOUR UNIT SAFEL Y WAR NI N G : Stop the engine before opening the v acuum inlet door . The engine must be s topped and t he impeller blades no longer turning t o[...]

  • Page 5

    -- 5 -- AS SEM BL Y WAR NI N G : Stop engine and be s ure the impeller blades hav e stopped turning be- fore opening the vacuum inlet door or at- tempting to ins ert or remov e the vac uum or blower tubes. The rotat ing blades can caus e ser ious injury. Alway s dis c onnect the s par k plug before perf orming maintenance or ac- ces s ing mov able [...]

  • Page 6

    -- 6 -- 1. Ins ert the tip of a sc rewdr iver into the latch area of the v acuum inlet. Latc h Area Blower Outlet V ac uum Inlet C over Latch Area 2. G ently tilt the handle of the sc rew driv er to- war d the front of the unit to release the latc h while pulling up on the v ac uum inlet c over w ith your other hand. 3. H old the vac uum inlet c ov[...]

  • Page 7

    -- 7 -- OPER A T ION KNOW YOUR BLOWER READ THIS INSTRUCTIO N MANUAL AND SAFETY RULES BEFORE OPERA TING YO UR UNIT . Compar e the illus tra tions wit h yo ur unit to familiar iz e y ours elf with the loca tion of the vari ous cont rols and adjus tments . S av e this manu al for fu ture r eferenc e. Star t Lever Fuel Mix Fill C ap Start er Rope Throt[...]

  • Page 8

    -- 8 -- S In dust y c onditions , s lightly dampen s ur- faces or us e a mist er attac hment when wa- ter is av ailable. S Cons er ve water by us ing power blow ers ins tead of hos es for many law n and garden applic ations , in clu ding areas s uc h a s gutter s, sc r eens , patios , gri lls , porc hes , and gardens . S Watch out for children, pet[...]

  • Page 9

    -- 9 -- 2 . Slow ly pres s the pr imer bulb 6 t imes. 3. Move t he s tart lev er t o the S T ART pos itio n. Start Lev er Starter Handle Prime r Bulb 4 . Pull s tar ter rope handle s harply until en- gine s tarts and runs . 5 . Allow unit to r un for 10 - - 15 s ec onds , then ful - ly s queez e the thr ottle tr igger to dis engage the starting sy [...]

  • Page 10

    -- 1 0 -- Air Filter Cover Air Filter Butto n Cleaning the air fil ter: 1. C lean the c over and the area around it to k eep debris from falling into the car buretor c hamber when the cov er is remov ed. NOTE: Mov e choke lev er to RUN pos ition before opening air f ilter c ov er . 2. O pen air filter c over by pushing button (s ee illus tration) .[...]

  • Page 11

    -- 1 1 -- Air Filter Cove r Idle Speed S cr ew If y ou requir e further ass is tanc e or are unsur e about perf orming this pr ocedur e, c ontac t an authoriz ed s erv ic e dealer or c all 1 - - 800 - - 554 - - 6723. STOR AGE WAR N I N G : Per form the follow ing st eps af ter eac h us e: S Allow engine to cool, and sec ure the unit before s toring[...]

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    -- 1 2 -- TROUBLE CA U S E REMEDY Engine will not sta rt. 1. Engine f looded. 2. F uel tank empty. 3. S park plug not firing. 4. F uel not reaching car buretor. 5. C ompres sion low. 1. S ee “Star ting a Flooded Engine” in Oper ation s ec tion. 2. F ill tank w ith cor rec t fuel mix ture. 3. I nst all new s park plug. 4. C hec k for dirty fuel [...]

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    -- 1 3 -- LIMI TED WARRA NTY Poulan PRO , a div is ion of Hus qv arn a Cons um - er Out door Produc ts N.A ., Inc ., warrants to the original cons umer purc has er that each new Poulan PRO br and gas oline tool or at tac hment is fre e from defec ts in material and wor k man- s hip and agrees t o repair or replac e under t his war ranty any def ect[...]

  • Page 14

    -- 1 4 -- abuse, neglec t, improper maintenanc e, un- approv ed modific ations , or the us e of parts not made or appr oved by the original equip- ment manufacturer. Y ou a re re s pons ible for pres enting y our s mall off - - r oad engine to an Poulan PR O author ize d repair ce nter as s oon as a pr oblem ex is ts . Warrant y r epairs s hould be[...]