Murray FLURRY MYS2120801 Manual Del Usuario página 11

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Operating Tips
WARNING: Keep bystanders, helpers, children, and
pets away from the snow blower while it is in operation.
Stop the snow blower if anyone enters the area.
WARNING: Never direct the chute outlet toward
people or animals. While snow may seem harmless, it can
contain rocks or other debris that could cause serious
injury when discharged through the chute.
NOTICE: It is not recommended to engage the auger
control handle when starting the engine.
• Begin your snow evacuation by moving the snow blower
in a back and forth motion. To clear in the opposite
direction, stop your snow blower and pivot it on its
wheels to face the opposite direction. Make sure to
overlap clearing paths.
• Determine the direction of the wind. If possible, move in
the same direction as the wind so that the snow is not
thrown against the wind, into your face, or on the cleared
path.
• Only operate the machine in daylight hours or with good
artificial light.
• Avoid holes, ruts, bumps, rocks, and other hidden hazards.
Uneven terrain can overturn the machine.
• Stop the auger when crossing gravel surfaces.
• Do not leave a running machine unattended. Always park
on level ground, disengage the auger, stop the engine,
and disconnect the spark plug wire to prevent unintended
starting.
• For the best clearing efficiency, clear snow before it melts,
refreezes, and hardens. Hard packed and wet snow can be
very difficult to clean up.
• Clearing wet, heavy snow can be a challenge depending
on ambient temperature, humidity levels, and overall
climate conditions (including actual snow conditions).
There may be no 100% solution as snow may be too wet
or compacted to move or throw. Wet snow tends to clog
and stick to the auger and chute. Keep the auger
engaged as much as possible when clearing wet snow to
help prevent clogging.
• Snow throwing should always be done with the choke
control in the RUN position for optimal results.
• The drive speed will affect the quality of snow throwing.
Moving too fast will adversely affect the throwing
efficiency.
• Keeping the auger in good condition is a key factor to
obtain optimal performance. Replace the auger within a
reasonable amount of time as it begins to wear.
FLURRY SNOW BLOWER
After Use
WARNING: Always stop the engine, disconnect the
spark plug wire, and let the product cool down before
performing inspection, cleaning work, or anti-freezing
measures!
• Check for loose or damaged parts. Replace damaged or
worn parts before operating the snow blower again.
• Tighten loose screws and nuts.
• Brush all snow from the machine.
• Disconnect the spark plug wire.
CAUTION: Do not cover the machine while the
engine and muffler are still warm.
Some parts of your snow blower may freeze under extreme
temperature conditions. Do not attempt to operate your
snow blower with frozen parts. If parts freeze while your
snow blower is in use, stop the snow blower engine and
inspect the machine. Thaw all parts before restarting and
operating your snow blower. Never forcibly use parts or
controls that have frozen. Never use an open flame of any
sort to thaw frozen parts.
FLURRY SNOW BLOWER
• Let the engine run for a few minutes to prevent moving
parts from freezing. Shut off the engine, wait for all moving
parts to stop, and remove ice and snow from the machine.
• With the safety key switched off, pull the recoil starter
handle several times to prevent the recoil starter from
freezing up.
• Move all controls backward and forward a few times to
prevent them from freezing.
• Rotate the discharge chute clockwise or counterclockwise to
free it from any ice build-up.
• Clean off any snow and ice from the base of the chute.
• Clear any snow in the auger housing with a clean-out
tool(not provided).
WARNING: Hand contact with the rotating impeller
inside the discharge chute is the most common cause of
injury associated with a snow blower. Always ensure the
snow blower is turned off and the auger and rotating
impeller are not spinning before clearing them of snow
and ice. Always use a clean-out tool (not provided) to
clear ice and snow.
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