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Fuel Shut-Off Valve

IMPORTANT: The fuel shut-off valve MUST

be in the closed position prior to transporting

the unit.

The fuel shut-off valve

has two positions:

Open (1): Use this

position to run the unit.

Closed (2): Use this

position to service,

transport, or store the

unit.

Choke Control

1. Choke Closed

position: chokes

off air to engine

for easier start.

2. Choke Open

position: allows

for normal

operation.

IMPORTANT: Gradually open choke after

engine starts.

Electric Starter

The electric starter will start a properly

choked and cranked engine when the starter

button is pushed. Refer to Starting and Shut

Off on page 19.

Recoil Starter Handle

When pulled, recoil starter handle will turn

engine over.

IMPORTANT: DO NOT let recoil starter

handle snap back against starter.

See Starting and Shut Off on page 19.

Snow Clean-Out Tool

(Figure 12)

To clear the discharge chute:

1. Shut off engine, remove key, disconnect

spark plug wire from spark plug.

2. Wait for impeller blades to stop rotating

completely.

3. Remove the snow clean-out tool (1) from

the auger housing and use it to remove

the clog from the discharge chute.

4. Replace the snow clean-out tool on the

auger housing.

5. Reconnect spark plug wire, and restart

engine.

Manual Discharge Chute Deflector

(Model 920013)

ALWAYS position discharge chute deflector

at a safe angle before starting engine.

DO NOT throw snow any higher than

necessary.

Push deflector handle forward or down to

throw snow lower. Pull deflector handle up or

to the rear to throw snow higher.

IMPORTANT: If Chute Deflector does not

stay in set position, adjust as directed in

SERVICE AND ADJUSTMENTS on page 26,

or repair before operation.

Remote Discharge Chute

Deflector Control

(Models 920021, 022)

ALWAYS position discharge chute deflector

at a safe angle before starting engine.

DO NOT throw snow any higher than

necessary.

WARNING: Hand contact with the

rotating impeller is the most common

cause of injury associated with snow

throwers. Never use your hand to

clean out the discharge chute.

OFF

ON

2

1

START

RUN

2

1

Figure 12

1. Snow Clean-Out Tool

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