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Owner’s Manual P. 2-19

Notice d'utilisation P. 20-37

Betriebsanweisung P. 38-55

Libretto d’instruzioni P. 56 - 73

Manual de instrucciones P. 74-91

Manuel do operador P. 92-109

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. INTRODUCTION

1. Introduction 2

2. Safety standards 3

3. Warning labels 7

4. Symbols 7

5. Know your machine 8

6. Instructions: putting it into service 10

7. Use of the machine 12

8. Maintenance and care 13

9. Troubleshooting 15

10. Transportation 17

11. Storage 17

12. Recycling 17

13. Warranty 18

14. Certificate of compliance 19

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erations other than those

angerous situations.

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Thank you for choosing this

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T IMBE R P R O authorized dea

Thank you for choosing this TIMBERPRO machine. We are

sure that you will appreciate the quality and performance

of this machine, which will simplify your work. Remember

that for maintenance and trouble shooting and the purchase of

parts and/or accessories, this machine should only be

inspected by a TIMBERPRO authorized dealer.

ATTENTION! R

ATTENTION! Read the safety warnings and

the instructions in the manual.

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Ignoring the warnings and ins

light material (paper, pla

an area.

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machine to bl

to dry objects or to fan a fi

ston

The use of the blower for

may lead t

Keep the warnings

If you sell t

this manual to the new ow

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Remember that the use

damage caused to h

Use the machine to blow leaves or to blow light

material (paper, plastic) from the ground and gather them

into an area. Do not use it to blow other material than

it's designed for. Do not use the machine to

blow towards people or animals, to dry objects or to fan a

fire. Do not use it to move stones or other sharp objects.

The use of the blower for operations other than

those it is intended for, may lead to dangerous situations.

Keep the warnings and instructions for future reference.

If you sell the machine, remember to give this manual

to the new owner.

The expression "machine" in the warnings refers to

the machine with the engine running.

The user is responsible for accidents and damage caused to himself, to third parties and to objects.

The following list of risks and preventative measures, includes

situations most likely to occur during the safest possible use of

the machine.

To avoid incorrect handling of the machine, read the instructions

manual before using it for the first time. All the information

included in this manual is important for your personal safety, for

the safety of other persons, animals and items that are near it.

If you have any doubt about the information included here, ask a

TIMBERPRO authorized dealer for advice.

e machine to persons

know how to use it.

always accompanied by the

can read

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2.2 PERSONAL SAFETY

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are tired or under the

influence of drugs, alcohol or medication. One second of

g the

serious injuries.

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d ear protectors.

heDo not modify the controls of the machine and/or the speed controls of

the engine.

rting the machine.

an be touched by a part of the

e projected, causing personal

Remove all wrenches or other tools from the machine and clear

your work area before starting the machine. A wrench or a tool

close to the machine can be touched by a part of the machine in

movement and be projected, causing personal injuries.

ep your feet firmly on the

t all times.

ced and only operate the

le, secure

faces such as ladders may

cause a loss of balance or/and loss of control of the blower.

2.1 USERS

The machine was designed to be used by adult users who have

red and understood the instructions given here. The machine can

not be used by people (including children) with reduced physical,

psychological or mental capacity or with a lack of experience or

knowledge.

ATTENTION: Do not allow minors to use this machine.

ATTENTION: make sure you understand the instructions

before using the machine.

Familiarize yourself with the machine before using it, make sure you

completely understand where the controls and safety features are and

how to use them. If you are an inexperienced user, we recommend

that you begin with simple jobs and, if possible, be accompanied by

an experienced person.

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2. SAFETY STANDARDS end

know this kind of machine,

that the machine

that the us

machine is dangerou

who are using it for the first ti

ATTENTION: Only lend the machine to persons who know

this kind of machinery, and know how to use it. Make sure

that the machine is always accompanied by the user’s

manual so that the user can read it and understands it.

This machine is dangerous. Be doubly vigilant for those

who are using it for the first time.

ay attention to what you arPay attention to what you are doing.

machine if yDo not use the machine if you are tired or under the

influence of drugs, alcohol

tion while you are handistraction while you are handling the machine can lead to

machine withDo not use the machine without the safety features, such as gloves,

goggles, dust mask and ear protectors.

not modify the controls

or oth

work area before

or a tool close to the machine

machine during movement an

Don't over extend yourself.

ground and remain balance

Don't over extend yourself. Keep your feet firmly on the ground

and remain balanced at all times.

et balAlways stay with your feet balanced and only operate the

machine when you are on a smachine when you are on a stable, secured and leveled surface.

Slippery or unevenSlippery or uneven surfaces such as ladders may

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Use the safety goggles and ear protectors. In order not to

injure yourself, it is recommended that you use non slippery boots;

do not use the machine with bare feet or while wearing sandals or

open shoes. Use a dust mask if you are working in a dusty area.

2.3. VIBRATIONS

ine exposes the user to

"white finger" syndrome

syndrome

d the ab

ensitivity in the fingers and a

cause nerve and circulatory

temperature, leading to lack of sensitivity in the fingers and a burning

sensation. This may cause nerve and circulatory problems, as well as

necrosis.

ute

e to

white finger syndrome,

ing instructions:

• Wear gloves.

• Take frequent breaks.

• y.

velops, immediatelyIf one of the above symptoms develops, immediately go see a doctor.

Do not forget to transmit this manual if you sell or lend the machine.

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ork in good lighting.

to injuries.

r near the street or

n’t

osive atmospheres or in the

r gas

Choose appropriate clothing. Never wear loose clothing or

jewelery. Keep your hair, clothing and gloves far from

moving parts.

They can get caught in the moving parts. We recommend that you

wear long pants and gloves to reduce the risk of injury caused by

projected objects.

If the blower vibrates strangely, stop the engine and inspect the

machine to find the cause and resolve it. If you can’t find the

cause, take the machine to a TIMBERPRO authorized dealer.

If you have to remove material that got into the blower ducts,

turn off the engine before removing it.

Be careful not to put your fingers or another part of your body in or near

the entry area of the blow tube of the machine.

Attention! When you are working with ear protectors,

you must be extra careful since auditory signals

(alarms, cries, etc.) are lessened.

The noise produced by the machine can damage

your ears. Use ear protectors.

If you regularly work with the machine,

see the doctor on a regular basis to have your hearing

checked out.

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vibrations and may caus

Prolonged use of the machine exposes the user to

vibrations and may cause "white finger" syndrome

Thi(Raynaud phenomenon). This syndrome reduces the feeling

sensation in your handssensation in your hands and the ability to regulate

temperature, leading to lack o

burning sensation. This m

that con

prolonged expo

vibrations. To reduce the risk

please pay attention to the foll

The main factor that contributes to white finger syndrome is

prolonged expossure to elevated levels of vibrations. To reduce

the risk of white finger syndrome, please pay attention to the

following instructions:

Always hold the handles firAlways hold the handles firmly.

If one of the above symptoms

SAFETY IN THE WORK

Keep the work area clean, an

Messy and dark areas may lea

When you are working in

you

machine in ex

presence of flammable liquid

Do not use the machine in explosive atmospheres or in the presence

of flammable liquids or gas.

2.4 SAFETY IN THE WORK AREA

Keep the work area clean, and work in good lighting. Messy and dark areas may lead to injuries.

When you are working in or near the street or highways, make sure

you don’t disturb traffic with blown away objects.

Keep children and the curious far away when you are operating the

machine. Distractions can cause loss of control. Make sure that

children, people or animals do not enter your work area.

2.5. SAFETY WHEN USING FUELS

ainers that adhereAlways store fuel and oil in containers that adhere to

European regulations.

re than 2 months

ine and the

n in the machine's tank for

nd replace it with fresh fuel.

ACHINEFuel and oil are dangerous, avoid contact with

your skin and eyes. Do not inhale or ingest

them. In case of ingestion rinse with a lot of water as

soon as possible and go see a doctor. In case of

contact with the skin or the eyes, wash your skin with a

lot of water and soap and rinse your eyes with plenty of

water. If your eyes or skin continue to be irritated, see

your doctor.

IMPORTANT: Fuel and oil are highly flammable. If the

fuel, oil, or the machine inflame, put the fire out with a

dry powder extinguisher.

Fuel and oil are highly flammable and explosive under

certain conditions. Do not smoke or let flames, sparks

or sources of heat get close to the machine.

Do not refuel nearby flames, sparks or sources of intense heat. Do not

smoke while refueling. Always refill the tank in well ventilated areas,

with the engine turned off. Do not overfill the fuel tank. In case of

fuel leaks, make sure you completely eliminate these leaks before

starting.

Make sure that the fuel cap is well closed before use and after

refueling.

other sharp objects.

r than those

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sories, tools, etc.

account working conditions

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intended

ld responsible for injuries and

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Do not force the machine. Use the machine for the correct application.

ground and gather

other material than it is

hine to blow towards people

fan a fire.

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Fuel that has been stored forFuel that has been stored for more than 2 months will make

it more difficult to start the mit more difficult to start the machine and the engine will not

. If the fuel hasperform well. If the fuel has been in the machine's tank for

take it oumore than 2 months, take it out and replace it with fresh fuel.

USE AND CARE OF THE

of the blower for operations ot

Do not use it to move stones or other sharp objects. The use of the blower for operations other than those it is intended for may lead to dangerous situations.

may lead to dangerous situatio

machine, the acc

taking int

Only use the machine, the accessories, tools, etc., the way they are intended to, taking into account working conditions and the work to be done. The use of the machine for applications other than those it is intended for may endanger you or others.The manufacturer is not to be held responsible for injuries and harm caused by poor or incorrect use of the machine.

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The manufacturer is not to be

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machine to vacuu

Use the machine to blow leaves or to blow light

material (paper, plastic) from t

rea. Do not use it to vacuu

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to dry objects or

material (paper, plastic) from the ground and gather them into an area. Do not use it to blow other material than it is designed for.

For example: Do not use the machine to blow towards people and animals, to dry objects or to fan a fire.

2.6. USE AND CARE OF THE MACHINE

This will allow you to work better and more safely.

Perform a check-up each time you start the machine. Make sure

that the moving parts are idle and are not defective, that there are

no broken parts or other hazardous conditions that may affect the

operation of the machine.

Keep the handles clean and dry. Oily or greasy handles are slippery

and may cause loss of control of the machine. Stop the engine

before making any adjustments, changing accessories or storing the

machine.

2.7. SERVICE

Periodically have the machine serviced by a TIMBERPRO

authorized dealer, using original spare parts.

This will guarantee the safety of the machine.

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3. WARNING LABELS

The icons on the warning labels that are on the machine and/or in the manual are there to show information that is required for the safe use of the machine.

4. SYMBOLS ON THE MACHINE

To ensure safe use and maintenance of this machine there are symbols on the machine:

Danger and Attention.

Read the user manual and follow the safety instructions and warnings.

DANGER! Flammable fuel.

Do not touch, hot surface.

Never use fuel alone or fuel older than 2 months. Always mix 95 lead free gasoline with 100% synthetic oil (gasoline 25 : Oil 1 = Mixture ratio 4,0%).

Use the safety goggles and ear protectors.

Attention!: Danger of projectile matter. Make sure not to project material towards persons near you.

DANGER! Risk of fire or explosion.

DANGER! Risk of amputation of fingers.

Fuel tank (Mixture of fuel and oil).

Closed air position

Open air position

High throttle

Low throttle

On

Off

Throttle control and ON / OFF switch:

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5. KNOW YOUR MACHINE

5.1. CONDITIONS OF USE

Use the machine to blow leaves or to blow light material (paper, plastic) from the ground and gather them into an area. Do not use it to blow other material than it is designed for. For example: Do not use the machine to blow towards people and animals, to dry objects or to fan a fire. Do not use it to move stones or other sharp objects. The use of the blower for operations other than those it is intended for, may lead to dangerous situations.The machine is for exterior use, in a dry atmosphere and at temperatures between 5°C and 45°C. The manufacturer is in no case responsible for injuries caused by the incorrect use of the machine.

The manufacturer is not to be held responsable for injuries and harm caused by poor or incorrect use of the machine.

5.2. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PRODUCT

1. Braces2. Spark plug3. Choke lever4. Cord starter5. Fuel Tank6. Exhaust7. Curved tube8. Flexible tube9. Straight trottle tube

10. Straight tube11. Blow nozzle12. Switch ON/OFF13. Throttle blocking system14. Throttle lever15. Primer pump16. Transportation handle

The pictures and drawings used in this manuel are only for your guidance.

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5.3. SPECIFICATIONS

The specific features can be changed without prior notice.

Description Backpack blower

Brand TIMBERPRO

Model EB900

Engine 2 stroke

Displacement (cm3) 85,0

Power (kW) 4,0

Engine RPM iddle (min-1) 2.800

Engine RPM max. power (min-1) 8.000

Fuel Lead free gasoline + 2 stroke synthetic oil. Ratio 4%

Fuel consumption at max. power (ISO8893) (kg/h) 1,253

Fuel tank capacity 1,5

Air flow (m³/min) 25,2

Average decibel level LwA (dB(A)) 107

Average guaranteed decibel level Lw (dB(A)) 111

Average level of sound pressure LpA dB(A) (2000/14/CE) 95,1

Level of vibration of the main handle (m/s²) 1,46

Dry weight (kg) 9

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6. INSTRUCTIONS PUTTING IT INTOSERVICE

6.1. LIST OF MATERIAL

The machine includes the following items which you

will find inside the box:

• Machine• Flexible tube• Straight trottle tube• Straight tube• Blow Nozzle• Tools• Operator manuel

Carefully remove the items from the box and make sure that all the items on the list are in it.

Carefully inspect the product, to make sure there are no damaged pieces. If there are damaged or missing pieces, do not use the machine until the problem has been resolved. Using it in poor condition may cause, fire or personal injuries

6.2. ASSEMBLY

ATTENTION! To connect the blowertube you must insert the tubes so that it fits perfectly as far as possible into the opening (1) and then turn towards the bottom of the opening (2).

Installation of the tubes:- Connect the straight trottle tube (3) to the throttle lever and then to the flexibele tube (2) and then connect the flexible tube to the curved one (1) with the clamp.- Connect the blow nozzle (5) to the straight tube (4) and then connect to the straight trottle tube.

6.3. MIX OF FUEL AND OIL

Use fresh unleaded fuel together with 2-stroke synthetic oil specialy made for garden tools (Ratio:4,0%).

Engine fuel: mix with 100% synthetic oil (fuel 25: oil 1, that is 4%). Mix the fuel and oil carefully in a jerry can approved for this use.

Fuel that has been stored for more than 2 months will make it more difficult to start the machine and the engine will not perform well. If the fuel has been in the machine's tank for more than 2 months, take it out and replace it with fresh fuel.

Refuelling the blower

1. Choose a clear area to best perform thisoperation.

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2

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2. Prepare the mixture in an approved jerrycan.

3. Remove the cap from the fuel tank and fill itwith the mixture.

4. Firmly close the cap of the fuel tank and get ridof remaining oil/fuel around the machine using acloth.

WARNING:Always stop the engine before adding fuel to the machine.

Never perform this operation in a closed, non ventilated area.

Move at least 3 meters away from the refueling area before starting the engine.

Do not unscrew the fuel tank cap while the engine is running.

6.4. STARTING

6.4.1. POINTS TO CHECK BEFORE STARTING

Do not use the machine if it is damaged or not properly adjusted.

Only use the machine for which it has been designed for. Any other use may be dangerous, causing damage to the machine, the user, third parties, animals or other things that are nearby.

Check:- The machine, look for loose and damaged parts (cables, screws, etc.).- That there are no fuel leaks.- That the air filter is clean, clean the filter if necessary.

Tighten, repair or replace everything that isnecessary, before using the machine.

Do not use any accesory for the machine other then those recommended by our company, because their use may cause serious damage, both for the user and everything near the machine.

Before starting the engine, make sure there is no contact between the moving parts and other objects.

6.4.2. STARTING THE ENGINE COLD

Put the machine on the ground, in a horizontal and stable place. Do never start while the user is carrying the machine on his back.

1. Move the switch to the starting position. (ON).

2. Pump the priming bulb several times (7 to 10 times)until the fuel comes in.

3. Put the choke in the closed position.

4. Put the machine on the ground, in a horizontal andstable place. Place the throttle lever on 'High Throttle'

5. Firmly grasp the main handle of the machine withyour left hand.

6. Pull the cord starter until the engine starts.

7. Put the choke in the normal working(open position)

8. If the machine does not start, pull the cord until theengine starts.

9. Let the engine heat for a few minutes before using it.

6.4.3 STARTING A HOT ENGINE

If the machine is hot, place the switch in the "l" position, make sure

that the choke is in the open position and pull the cord until the engine

starts. If, after several attempts, the engine does not start, follow the

steps for starting a cold engine.

6.4.4. STOP

Release the throttle and let the engine idle for half a minute.

Stop the engine by putting the switch in the STOP (O)

position.

6.5. POINTS TO CHECK BEFORE STARTING THE MACHINE

It is important to pay attention to potentially

loose parts and the temperature of the machine.

If you notice something strange, immediately stop the machine

and check it. If there is a problem or issue, bring the

machine to a TIMBERPRO authorized dealer for maintenance.

is damaged or not properlyDo not use the machine if it is damaged or not properly

adjusted.

7. USE OF THE MACHINE

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machine if

7. USE OF THE MACHINE

machine for the

The use of this blower for oth

cause harm to the user and/or

Only use the machine for the uses it has been designed for. The use

of this blower for other purposes is dangerous and can cause harm to

the user and/or to the machine.

bUse the machine to blow leaves or to blow light

material (paper, plastic) from tmaterial (paper, plastic) from the ground and gather them into

t to vacuan area. Do not use it to blow other material than it is

For example: Dodesigned for. For example: Do not use the machine to blow

animals, ttowards people and animals, to dry objects or to fan a fire.

Do not use it to move stones or other sharp objects.

otThe use of the blower for operations other than those it is intended for

may lead to dangerous situatimay lead to dangerous situations.

on the safety compoOnly rely on the safety components of the machine.

machine if you a

influence of medication, drugs

Don't use the machine if you are tired, sick, under the

influence of medication, drugs or alcohol.

Lack of rest and fatigue may cLack of rest and fatigue may cause accidents or major harm.

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between 10 and 20 minutes b

Limit the time of use of the machine to 10 minutes and rest

between 10 and 20 minutes between each session.

machine unatNever leave the machine unattended.

Do not let people enter your work area. This working area

should be minimum 15 meters, any less is dangerous.

7.1. POSITION AND GUIDANCE OF THE MACHINE

When you are working, hold the blower firmly with one hand

on the handle.

7.2. WORKING WITH THE BLOWER

Always follow the safety instructions given in this manual.

Start the blower and direct the air flow towards the leaves and

materials to be moved. Using the airflow, push these to the

preferred collection spot, a corner closed in by two walls.

Once gathered, shut the machine off and pick up the pile with

a shovel or a broom.

achine

achine

Never make adjustments to the machine when it is running.

Perform all maintenance on the machine when it is on a flat,

clear surface.

rts, in order to obtain

amage and risks to the

se of non original spare

al injury and breaki

Always use appropriate spare parts, in order to obtain the best

operation and to avoid damage and risks to the machine and/or

the user. The use of non original spare parts may risk accidents,

personal injury and breaking the machine.

Make sure to always stop the engine, remove the cap and make sure

that the cutting mechanism is stopped before performing any checks or

maintenance.

Keep the machine clean, especially the areas close to the fuel

tank and the air filter.

parts,

e and the user. The use of

accidents, personal injury

Always use appropriate spare parts, in order to avoid damage and

risks to the machine and the user. The use of non original spare parts

may risk accidents, personal injury and breaking the machine.

yourself.

rburetor, contact a

Adjustment of the carburetor

commend that this is done by

damage to the

ersonal injury, and breaking

fety systems, perform

pare parts by

You may cause accidents, personal injury, and breaking the machine

if you remove the safety systems, perform poor maintenance or

substitute spare parts by non-original parts.

s of the machine, to make

a complete checkup, we

chine to a TIMBERPRO

Perform periodic inspections of the machine, to make sure it is

operating properly. For a complete checkup, we recommend that

you bring the machine to a TIMBERPRO authorized dealer.

8. MAINTENANCE AND CARE

ATTENTION! Do not modify the machine or the cutting parts.

Improper use of these parts may cause SERIOUS INJURY OR

DEATH.

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propriate spare

and to avoid

the user. Th

parts may risk accidents, pers

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damage and risks to the mach

non original spare parts may ri

PERIODIC MAINTENAN8.1. PERIODIC MAINTENANCE

Do not adjust the carbure

with the

Do not adjust the carburetor yourself. If you have problems with

the carburetor, contact a TIMBERPRO authorized dealer

Adjustment of the carburetor is complicated.

Therefore we recommend that this is done by a TIMBERPRO

authorized dealer. Incorrect adjustments may cause

damage to the engine which will void the guarantee.refore, we

authorized dea

may cau

You may cause accidents

f you remove the

substitut

Perform periodic inspecti

sure it is operating properly. F

hat you bring the

Follow the instructions and recommended

maintenance schedule in the manual:

8.1.2. FUEL FILTER

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filter

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and check that the spacing of

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8.1.1. CLEANING THE AIR FILTER

Obstruction of the air filter will cause engine problems. Check

and clean it regularly. If you observe damage or changes,

replace it with a new filter.

1. Open the filter cover.

2. Remove the filter.

3. You can clean the outside of the filter by banging it

against a hard surface.

4. Clean the air filter with lukewarm water and mild soap.

5. Rinse the filter well with clean water.

6. Let the filter dry.

7. When the filter is dry, moisten it with two drops of oil (If you

moisten it too much, the machine may not start.)

8. Reinstall the filter.

9. Replace the cover.

Note: The engine will not work without the air filter installed.

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Operation Every 2 fuel fills Every 10 fuel fills Once per year

Air Filter •

Filter Fuel •

Spark plug •

Cylinder fins •

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The fuel tank has a filter. Thi

the fuel hose and can be remo

other sim

The fuel tank has a filter. This part is located at the end of the fuel

hose and can be removed using a wire in the shape of a crochet

hook, or another similar method.

Periodically check the fuel filtPeriodically check the fuel filter. Do not allow dust to enter the fuel tank.

Obstruction of the filter makes starting more difficult or produces engine

malfunctions.

ction of t

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When the fuel filter is dirty, reWhen the fuel filter is dirty, replace it.

he interior of the fuel filIf necessary you can clean the interior of the fuel filter with fuel.

CHECK THE SPARK P8.1.3. CHECK THE SPARK PLUG

spark plug. Clean the spark pl

corr

Frequently, starting or ignition problems are caused by a dirty spark

plug. Clean the spark plug and check that the spacing of the electrodes

are spaced correctly (0.6 - 0.74 mm).

CLEANING THE CYLI8.1.4. CLEANING THE CYLINDER

The fins of the cylinder are resThe fins of the cylinder are responsible for cooling off the cylinder through

contact with the air. The fins should always be clean!

Dirty fins overheat the engine, which may end up seizing.

Regularly check and clean the fins.

cylinder through contact with t

Dirty fins overheat th

seizing. Regularly check and

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Depending on the symptoms you observe, you may detect the cause of the problem and solve it.

The engine does not start:

9. Troubleshooting

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Cylinder compression is

normal

The spark of the

spark plug is

correct

Probable cause Corrective action

There is no fuel in the tank Add fuel to the tank.

The fuel filter is dirty Clean the filter

There is water in the fuel Change the fuel

Yes Yes The fuel used is not appropriateUse fuel with an appropriate octane level +

100% synthetic oil

The safety switch of the ventilator is loose or

the cover is not closed correctly.Tighten the safety switch.

The carburetor is dirtyBring your machine to a TIMBERPRO

authorized dealer

The switch is in the "OFF" position Put the switch in the "I"position

Yes No The spark plug is dirty Clean the spark plug

The spark plug wire is not connected. Connect it

The spark plug is loose Tighten it

Loss of compression Piston, parts of the piston, worn cylinderBring your machine to a TIMBERPRO

authorized dealer

Yes The cylinder is scratchedBring your machine to a TIMBERPRO

authorized dealer

The engine does not turn Seized engineBring your machine to a TIMBERPRO

authorized dealer

Symptom Probable cause Corrective action

The engines sputters

Worn parts Bring your machine to a TIMBERPRO authorized dealer

Worn piston Bring your machine to a TIMBERPRO authorized dealer

Worn connector rod bearing Bring your machine to a TIMBERPRO authorized dealer

The gear is worn Bring your machine to a TIMBERPRO authorized dealer

The engine overheats

Too much uninterrupted use Have 10 minute work breaks and let the engine cool

Dirty exhaust pipe Bring your machine to a TIMBERPRO authorized dealer

The fuel used is not appropriateUse fuel with an appropriate octane level +

100% synthetic oil

The engine has trouble starting

Dirty carburetor Bring your machine to a TIMBERPRO authorized dealer

Dirty air filter Clean the air filter.

The fuel filter is stopped up Clean the fuel filter.

The engine stops and can not stay

on idlePoorly regulated carburetor Bring the machine to a TIMBERPRO authorized dealer.

If the engine does not function correctly (lack of power, unstable idle, etc.)

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In any other case, bring your engine to a TIMBERPRO authorized dealer.

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You have to stop the engine when you transport the machine to a

different work area.

Stop the engine and let it cool down 5 minutes before moving it.

Only transport the machine when the engine is off and cooled down.

If you transport the leaf-blower by vehicle, secure it firmly so that it

can’t slide or move.

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Dispose of your equipment in an ecological manner.

Machines are not disposed of along with domestic

waste. Plastic and metal components should be

classified according to their nature and recycled.

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Materials used for packaging the machine are recyclable.

Please do not discard the packaging with domestic waste.

Discard this packaging in an official recycling center.

Stop the engine and let it cool down 5 minutes before you put the

machine away or transport. it. The exhaust pipe continues to be hot

after the engine stops. Never place the machine near flammable

material (dry grass, etc.) gas, or liquid fuel.

Make sure the machine stays out of the reach of children.

If it contains fuel, never put the machine inside a building where the

vapors may come in contact with a flame, a spark or a source of intense

heat.

When the machine has not been used for a long time, empty the fuel

tank and the carburetor, clean the pieces and put the machine in a

safe, dry place. Make sure the engine has cooled down.

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12. INFORMATION ABOUT THE DESTRUCTION AND RECYCLING OF THE EQUIPMENT

10. TRANSPORTATION

11.STORAGE

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12. INFORMATION ABOUT THEDESTRUCTION AND RECYCLING OF

EQUIPMENT

13.3. AREA

- The TIMBERPRO guarantees nationwide service

coverage. coverage.

13.4. IN CASE OF AN INCIDENT

- The warranty must be correctly completed, containing all of

the required information and accompanied by an invoice or

sales slip from the seller.

13.1. WARRANTY PERIOD

- The warranty period (Law of 1999/44 EC) in accordance

with the terms described below is for 2 years from the date of

purchase, for parts and labor, against defects in manufacturing

and equipment.

13.2. EXCLUSIONS

The TIMBERPRO warranty does not cover:

- Normal wear due to use,

- Poor or wrong use of the machine.

- Damage caused by work done by personnel not authorized

by TIMBERPRO or use of spare parts that are not original.

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13. GUARANTEE

ATTENTION!

IN ORDER TO GUARANTEE OPERATION AND MAXIMUM SAFETY, WE ASK YOU TO PLEASE CAREFULLY READ THE INSTRUCTION

MANUAL BEFORE USING THE MACHINE.

The below signer, Christophe Hardouin, authorized by Tech & Trade bvba, whose address is Paalstraat 29, BE-2223 SCHRIEK, BELGIQUE, declares

that the TIMBERPRO models EB900 and which the function is “Engineized machine for removing dead leaves and other material in green

spaces, pathways, streets, etc. through the use of a very fast movement of air. It may be portable or non portable but mobile", is in accordance

with all of the conditions of directive 2006/42/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 17 May 2006 on machinery.

These machines also comply with the conditions of the following community directives:

• EC DIRECTIVE 2010/26/EC OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL of 31 March 2010 changing the Directive

97/68/EC on the approximation of the laws of the Member States relating to measures against the emission of gaseous and particulate

pollutants from internal combustion engines to be installed in non-road mobile machinery.

• Directive 2000/14/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 8 May 2000 on the approximation of the laws of the

Member States relating to the noise emission in the environment by equipment for use outdoors.

• Directive 2004/108/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 15 December 2004 on the approximation of the laws of

the Member States relating to electromagnetic compatibility and repealing Directive 89/336/EEC.

Inspections of the EC of community Directive are performed by Organizations listed below with their Certificate numbers:

• 2006/42/EC, Certificate number: S 502 93308 0001.

• TÜV SUD Product Service GmbH - Zertifizierstelle - Ridlerstrasse 65 - 80339 München - Germany.

• Standard: prEN 15503:2006; EN ISO 12100-2:2003; Annex I of 2006/42/EC.

- Maximum power (kW) = 4.0

- Level of measured decibel power dB(A) (2000/14/CE) = 107 -

Level of guaranteed decibel level LwA dB(A) (ISO 111)

Christophe Hardouin

Manager

CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE (EC)

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