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Questions, problems, missing parts? If you have questions about this product or need

technical support, call the Amerisun customer service department at 1-800-791-9458.

Also contact Amerisun at Amerisuninc.com and e-mail support@amerisuninc.com"

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Feature Indentification

Clearing width and depth: Approx. 46 cm x 20 cm (18 in. x 8 in.)

Max. throwing distance: 10 m (30 ft.)

Feature Identification

NOTE: An electrical outdoor rated extension cord is needed to operate this snow

thrower. An extension cord is NOT included. See page 14 for extension cord

selection information.

Qty.2

6x 13x1

8x 28x3 M4x18

M8x50

BT4x12

Handle Saddle Screw

Handle Camlock

Chute Deflector Knobs

(usually orange color). The extension cord MUST be of the proper gauge size depending

on it's length (see page 14). To prevent the extension cord from disconnecting during

operation, tie it around the top right side of the middle frame before connecting it to the

snow thrower as shown in Figure 2 on page 14.

Before beginning assembly of product, make sure all parts are present. Compare parts in

package to hardware contents on page 4.

Tools required for assembly Phillips screwdriver and 7 mm wrench.

1. Position the middle frame (B) with the arrow on the

"UP" decal pointing UP when viewed from rear.

Align the middle frame mount holes to the holes on

the lower frame (A).

Note: If middle frame (B) is installed upside-down,

the chute crank rod eye-bolt will not line up when

installing the chute crank rod.

UP

Decal viewed from rear.

8x 28x3

M8x50

2. Insert the handle saddle screw (AA) with the metal

washer (BB) into the aligned holes on each side. The

metal washer (BB) should be inserted outside of the

frame.

Note: Avoid damaging screw threads during installation.

Handle Saddle Screw

3.Use the handle camlocks (CC) to secure the connection.

The handle camlocks (CC) should be inserted outside of

the frame. Tighten the camlock just snug to the handle.

NOTICE: To avoid breaking the camlock, Do Not overtighten

the camlock. The camlock tightens as it is pivoted when

clamped. If the camlock is initially threaded too tight and then

clamped, it will break. Only slight clamping pressure is

required to hold the handle in place.

Handle Camlock

4. Position upper frame (C) as shown (handle bar up)

in image 4. Align mount holes with holes on middle

frame (B)

M8x50

8x 28x3

5. Insert the handle saddle screw (AA) with the metal

washer (BB) into the aligned holes on each side.

The metal washer (BB) should be inserted outside

of the frame.

Note: Avoid damaging screw threads during installation.

Handle Saddle Screw

6.Use the handle camlocks (CC) to secure the

connection. The handle camlocks (CC) should be

inserted outside of the frame. Tighten the camlock

just snug to the handle.

NOTICE: To avoid breaking the camlock, Do Not

overtighten the camlock. The camlock tightens as it is

pivoted when clamped. If the camlock is initially

threaded too tight and then clamped, it will break. Only

slight clamping pressure is required to hold the handle

in place.

Handle Camlock

8. Loosen the two knobs on the chute deflector (G).

Lift the chute deflector (G) so that it locks securely

onto the discharge chute (H).

9. Loosen the two knobs on the chute deflector (G).

Set the chute deflector to the desired angle and

tighten the chute deflector knobs.

Note: Do not overtighten the chute deflector knobs.