im trying to figure out how to switch from vac to blower
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here is an attachment that covers vacuum blades, use that and blower attachment
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I believe you just remove the bag and place the blower attachment where the bag connects
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you remove the bag and attach the blower tube the small diameter tube, then detach the vac tube and replace it with the fan guard, very simple.
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INSTRUCTION MANUAL - Black & Decker ServiceNetservicenet.blackanddecker.com/.../Instruction%20Man.
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Step1 assembly the blower tube (small tube) Step 2 attach the small blower tube to the small end of the vac ( the vac bag also connects to this end in the vac mode) that's it for the blower. Note Make sure you cover the large opening on the vac with the vac grill cover.
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The vac tube is removable and replaced by a cover. The blower tube fits where the bag is attached.
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I'm not sure how the bag attaches to your blower/vac. I have a 51599 and it was an exact match. THE KEY IS THAT YOU KEEP THE BLACK PLASTIC COLLAR AT THE TOP OF YOUR CURRENT BAG BECAUSE IT DOES NOT COME WITH THE REPLACEMENT!! It only has a zip tie that fastens around the black collar. Best of luck!
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Yes, there is a lever that you flip that changes the direction of the air flow. You do not have to remove the bag when changing from vacuum to blower mode. Hope this helps.
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I start it with one hand with foot on top, starts with 1-2 good pulls, its a heavier pull than most other items I have but the pull is different as the momentum carries over to the next pull making it much lighter on the followup. Once you hit a fast enough spin it just starts. Go to a lowes and test it out... to be sure this blower does rock. I am not sure exactly what your you can or can't do. But if you can start other items this should be no problem. Otherwise go electric.
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I have a small shop vac in the garage that blows air as well as vacuums. I blow the wicker blades first then any remaining dust i use dust wand.
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I don't know what the manufacturer recommends but I just slip a slot screwdriver between the filter cover and the body of the blower and give it a slight twist. It comes off very easily. Then I pull out the inside holder with my fingers (also easy). I then gently brush it off with a soft bristle brush or vacuum it off with the brush tool and the vent on the vacuum hose open. Be careful not to brush hard or let the vacuum suck it up. I always vacuum the the filter cover, holder and the blower itself before I put it back together. When put it back together be careful to align the hole in the filter with the center of the cover. Just snap the holder back into the center of the cover and then the cover back to the blower body. All of the reassembly is done with just your hands, no tools required. The process is simple and by doing it regularly I've had good service from my blower and have avoided the issues that others have reported.
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I use it similar to using a vacumn cleaner, make sure you cord is behind you
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Go to Lowes and get a 3 step adapter for your vac and it will have one that attaches to your Makita.
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I switch to the roller part on the bottoms of the big vacuum....hope that makes sense
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Hi, Unfortunately this blower specification is not available, and you will need to use a converter.
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The "cover" where the air intake is for the blower has a latch that is secured with a button. Push the button in and open the hinged lid, you will need to hold it open to attached the vacuum adaptor. It took me a few minutes to figure it out, but if you look at the functionality of this machine you realize that it is air intake for the blower which doubles as a vacuum/mulcher.Hope this helps
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Be sure the vacuum is unplugged. There should be 2 or 4 screws (i forget) in the back. Once removed the switch cover falls forward revealing the switch. The switch just slides out of its channel. Remove the two wires and reconnect to the new switch. Slide the new switch back in the channel and install switch cover back on. Plug in and give it a try!
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No!! This one is just a BLOWER. Sorry. But do some more looking. You won't a (blower/VAC) There are several to choose from.Hope this helps!
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Try using a connector piece that is used to connect two 4" pipes together. It's slightly bigger in diameter than the pipe. You can put one end of the connector on the pipe and put the blower on the other end.
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You should have the key off when plugging the unit in. Then power it up by turning on the key. Select the blower speeds and temperature you are wanting. If none of this works the unit is probably faulty. If you have the same issues that you replaced the unit for, be sure to check all the fuses and relays for the HVAC unit.
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I'm going to answer you straight forward, the way the one I have works is, I plug it in to a extension cord. I plug the extension cord into a 110 - 120 volt outlet. On the handle of the snow blower you press the button on the left side of the handle and then pull the trigger. The one I have throws snow around 10 to 15 feet straight in front of the machine. I hope this helps, if your doing all this and it isn't working send it back.
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There is a squeeze tab on either side of the removeable vacuum section. Squeeze it to remove the hand vacuum, then easily remove the clear dirt hopper from the hand vac. Shake contents into the trash and replace.It's extremely simple.