How do you get this thing ready for first use--do you just push down the button, or do you have to screw the horn down on the canister?
1880288
the horn part has a male fitting, the canister has a female fitting, so, one goes into the other
1880289
Just press on the button. It says not to shake can but I got more uses when the horn sound started fading out
1880290
screw the horn down on the canister. make sure it is tight but not overly tight. if just air comes out then tighten it more. you can buy replacement canisters. just unscrew the used one and screw on a new one
44352
You activate it pressing a small button (trigger). The button is on the tip of a wire and equipped with a small rubber band for attaching to handlebar. Is envolved on rubber and should be bigger for better pressing. However works well. The wire is connected to the horn by a small jack connection, so you can unplug it only for mounting reasons because is the only button.
1126586
You have to flick the lever under the button (flick to the left) and then push the ignitor button (obviously you have to fill it with butane first - I don't recall if it comes fully loaded - but I do not think it does!)
108467
Push down. If you want it to turn you have to purchase the John & Jennie's Gamma Seal Lids.THANKS!
1899741
You just need an Iso-fuel canister to screw it on to (not a camp propane tank). Once it is screwed on, you just turn the knob on the side to release the fuel in a varying stream. Ignite the stream and adjust to the size of flame you want. When you are done, you just unscrew it from the canister and put it back in the bag. Very easy to use.
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I just turn the handle to lower the jack. If you turn the handle and feel it' free, that mean the handle not go down enough to catch the spindle. Put the handle down on the jack and turn either way until it sit then turn the lock bolt firmly by hand. In this position you can turn the handle to close and release the hydraulic, no other button or screw need.
1048857
Basically you snap in a very strudy handle/power cord assembly. There should be a bag already installed, and your ready to vacuum. Read the instructions and practice putting it back in the lock position to make sure it fully catches or it will come flying down backwards on to the handle laying flat on the floor or go in a tilted left or right swivel position; a bit disconcerting as you walk away thinking it was fully locked in position. This was my experience.
1558943
Once the clips are undone, it should be a hand twist. Keep a bucket underneath, because a bit of water will spill when the canister is opened.
190278
Push the straw up and firmly attach it to the hole in the center at the bottom of the cannister cover.Hope this helps.
1446059
With mine to first start it, turn it to full choak, and to a lower speed and pull once. Keep on lower speed but switch to half choak and pull, and it should start. May need to repeat a couple times.
614064
There is a metal clamp (that wraps around the lid) that you just lift up to open the canister, then you just lift the lid up. The thing I like about it is that you can open it with just one hand, making this very easy.
1066252
Hi Brittney, I would recommend filling the canister full of water first before putting on the lid. That way you only need to prime a little bit. Will be a lot easier than pumping all the water in manually. Hope that helps
677411
None. Pull it out of the box. Put in oil and gas. Slip on the blower tube and fire it up. This thing starts every time on a dime and is very strong. I love it.
482671
That's a good question . I dragged it . Was not easy. I'd add fuel and start it . Drive it off . She started on 2nd pull . Things a bear to move when its not running
888753
There's a starter button on the right side near the handle. You push that down, hold it and then pull the trigger on the handle. It's a little awkward, so I always had to user two hands to do it. Once you pull the trigger it starts up - so you have to have a good grip so that it doesn't jump forward. I know it sounds a little complicated, but you get the hang of it quickly.
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They're right. I find pushing the button on the side of the lid, then flip down the metal clip like device, flip up the top and you are ready to go. Now the thing on the bottom is a pain and fairly useless but I guess they had to go that extra step. I like it a lot, Don't get me wrong. The sleek design makes it less conspicuous and fits in cup holders pretty good. Let us know how it turns out. Peace...
1775701
If it is seated properly on the canister, then you may have to replace the batteries. I presume it was turned on. If you are having difficulty installing the top to the canister, I have found that if you move the ring all the way down while off the canister then you can slip it on the canister slightly cocked. You can then push down on the unseated side and it will slip (snap) into a proper assembly. Much easier than trying to push it on and then slip the ring down from the upward position. They do work very well. Good luck.