Description (Fig. A); Know Your Product - Black & Decker GW200 User Manual

User manual
Congratulations!
On purchasing the Black & Decker system which will
assure you of problem free leaf clearing.
GW200 - Mastervac
Vacuuming Shredding
GW225
Vacuuming Shredding
GW250 - Mastervac 123
Vacuuming Shredding
GW254
Vacuuming Shredding
Your product has many features designed for your
benefit, including:
•
Powerful motor that blows air and will vacuum/
mulch.
•
Unique 5 blade fan that will shred leaves into
small debris in a 7 to 1 ratio.
•
Unique blow speed adjuster on blow tube
varying blow speed (GW250, GW225).
•
Unique flexible tube blower allowing greater
comfort and control (GW254).
•
Ergonomic design improves comfort and ease
of use.
•
Large aperture vacuuming tube to maximise the
intake of leaves.
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35 litre collection bag.

Description (Fig. A)

A Following is a list of parts that will be
mentioned in this user manual and are
shown in the diagrams:
GW200
1. Powerhead
2. On/off switch
3. Release button
4. Vacuum tube - upper
5. Vacuum tube - lower
9. Carrying strap
10. Collection bag
11. Cable restraint
GW225
1. Powerhead
2. On/off switch
GW200/225/250/254
Variable blow speed
Variable blow speed
Flexible blow tube
3. Release button
4. Vacuum tube - upper
5. Vacuum tube - lower
6. Blow tube - upper
7. Blow tube - lower
8. Blow control
11. Cable restraint
12. Collection bag
GW250
1. Powerhead
2. On/off switch
3. Release button
4. Vacuum tube - upper
5. Vacuum tube - lower
6. Blow tube - upper
7. Blow tube - lower
8. Blow control
9. Carrying strap
10. Collection bag
11. Cable restraint
GW254 (see also fig. B3)
1. Powerhead
2. On/off switch
3. Release button
4. Vacuum tube - upper
5. Vacuum tube - lower
6. Blow tube - upper
9. Carrying strap
10. Collection bag
11. Cable restraint
13. Blow tube - middle
14. Blow tube - lower
15. Lock button
16. Blow tube - flexi-piece

Know your product

Read this manual carefully, observing all
recommended safety precautions before,
during and after using your product.
Maintain your product in good working order.
Familiarise yourself with the controls on
your product before attempting to operate
it, but above all, be sure you know how to
stop the product in an emergency.
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