How to Start a Stihl Blower?

Move the blower outdoors to a well-ventilated area

Put on safety gear

Check that the blower has fuel and oil if required

Set the stop switch to the ON position

Engage the choke to the cold-start position

Press the primer bulb several times if equipped

Hold the blower firmly on the ground

Pull the starter rope until the engine tries to start

Move the choke to the half-choke or run position

Pull the starter rope again until the engine starts

Blip the throttle if needed to help it run smoothly

Disengage the choke fully once the engine is running

Let the blower warm up briefly before use

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