How to Maintain Your Leaf Blower for Long Life

Clean after every use

Dust, leaves, and debris clog the air intake and vents, making the motor work harder and overheat. After each use (powered off), clear debris from the intake and wipe the unit down. This simple habit greatly extends its life.

Keep the vents clear

Blocked cooling vents are the top cause of a burnt-out motor. Never cover them while working, and keep them free of dust and leaf bits.

Electric & battery blower care

• Corded: check the cable for cuts or damage before each use; never carry the blower by its cord.
• Battery: store the battery charged in a cool, dry place — not fully drained for long periods or in extreme heat.

Petrol blower care

• Use fresh fuel; drain or stabilise it for long storage.
• Clean or replace the air filter regularly.
• Check and replace the spark plug as needed.
• Service it if it won’t start or runs roughly.

Always disconnect power first

Before cleaning or maintenance, unplug a corded blower, remove the battery, or disconnect the spark plug on petrol models. Never work on a powered tool.

Prevent rust and damp damage

Store the blower in a dry place, especially through the monsoon. Trapped moisture damages the motor and electronics over time.

Store it properly

Clean and dry the unit, coil the cord loosely (not tightly), and store it covered in a dry spot. Hang it or shelve it out of the way.

Replace worn parts

Replace worn nozzles, filters, and (for petrol) spark plugs with genuine spares on time. It keeps the blower running strong for years.

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