18V ONE+ HP Brushless Garden Vacuum & Sweeper – Tool Only (R18XBLV20)

If your RYOBI battery powered Blower Vacuum won’t start, first disconnect the battery. Then, make sure the microswitch thumbscrew is tightened to ‘finger tight’ – you’ll hear an audible click to signify that the microswitch is engaged. Check for…

If your RYOBI Blower Vacuum can’t switch between modes, it may be because of a build-up of debris in the lever or deep inside the elbow.

If your RYOBI Blower Vacuum or Sweeper suddenly stops, at the top of the handle there is a red LED - if this blinks, it means the locking pin hasn’t been fully tightened. If this happens, check that the pin is finger-tight until the LED goes out.

You may need a larger capacity battery - it's recommended a 6.0Ahr battery or greater is used like the RYOBI 18V One+ 6.0 HP Battery. Vacuuming uses more power than in blower mode so, it's more time efficient if you start by blowing all…

This is an anti-static grounding device inside the unit and is meant to be there. Don’t attempt to remove or alter it.

When using a RYOBI 18V HP Garden Vacuum & Sweeper, we recommend eye and ear protection and gloves when your performing maintenance and emptying the collection bag.

If your RYOBI 18V HP Garden Vacuum & Sweeper won't start, check the battery has charge by pressing the fuel gauge button at the front of it - it needs to have two or more LEDs on. At the top of the handle there is a red LED. If this blinks…

This could be caused by a blockage in the tube. To check and clear this, first disconnect the battery. Then remove the main tube and check for any small sticks that might be stuck inside by looking through the tube. These are a common cause of…

The red light on your RYOBI 18V HP Garden Vacuum & Sweeper is a safety feature that prevents the motor from running when the tube is removed. It’s important that the locking pin is screwed in all the way to finger-tight. To stop the flashing…

If you find you can't wind the locking pin of your RYOBI 18V ONE+ Garden Vacuum & Sweeper, you need to first push the locking pin in before starting to wind it clockwise.