How to dismantle the Snow Blower Module?
- Store your Snow Blower in the garage or a sheltered area to keep your Yarbo safe.
- Remove the rear cover, press the power button to turn off Yarbo(IMPORTANT!).
Remove this cover from Snow Blower module, with Allen Key #1.
Screw the connector onto the cable as indicated by the sign, then disconnect the female end of the cable.
- Lift the Snow Blower Module sightly and then pull up the two lockers on both sides.
- Pull the Snow Blower Module off by detaching the holes from the shafts.
- Store your Snow Blower Module in a safe, secure location, out of reach of children and pets. Ensure it's easily accessible for next winter!
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