Blower Names And Terms - Oregon Scientific BL300 Original Instruction Manual

BLOWER NAMES AND TERMS

BLOWER NAMES AND TERMS
Air intake: The vent on the rear of the
blower through which air is pulled by the
blower fan .
Alignment lugs: The protrusions on
the blower tube to which the nozzle is
mounted .
Alignment slots: The notches on the
nozzle that fit over the lugs when
attaching the nozzle to the blower tube .
Blower fan: The rotating part inside the
blower that moves the air .
Blower tube: The round protrusion on the
front of the blower to which the nozzle is
attached .
Bystander safety zone: A 5 m (16 ft) circle
around the operator that must remain
free from bystanders, children and pets .
Electronics cooling vent: The port on the
front of the handle that allows cooling
airflow over the internal electronic
circuitry .
Handle: The portion of the blower
gripped by the operator incorporating
the variable trigger, trigger lock-out, and
turbo button .
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Harness: A safety device worn by the
operator and connected to the blower
that helps distribute the weight of the
blower .
Harness attachment loops: Points on
the blower to which a harness may be
attached .
Intake screen: The covering on the air
intake that helps prevent objects or digits
from being drawn into the blower fan .
Nozzle: The long cylindrical part fitted to
the blower tube to direct the blower air .
Trigger lock-out: A movable stop that
prevents the unintentional operation
of the variable trigger until manually
actuated .
Turbo: Extra power applied to the blower
motor by pressing the turbo button
(turbo function is not available with a
B500S 1 . 2 5Ah battery) .
Variable trigger: A device that turns the
blower on or off and allows the user to
adjust the speed of the blower . Firmer
pressure on the trigger will increase the
airflow from the nozzle .
Wall mounting slot: The notch on the
bottom of the blower that can be used to
hang the tool during storage .
AA 1214 - F/N 571703