Replacement Part List

2. Using an open end wrench, loosen the nut between the

body and the rotor (counterclockwise). Hold the loosened

nut and turn the outer body bolt counterclockwise.

Remove nut, bolt, and washers (Figure 9).

3. Pull out the rotor starting at the left side (Figure 10).

Note: You may need to pull out the rotor using both hands.

Please wear gloves to prevent injury.

4. Install the new rotor reversing the above steps.

Storage

CAUTION: Store electrical appliances in a locked area away

from children and unauthorized users.

1. Before storing, inspect the entire appliance for any

damaged or worn parts. Check connections and screws

and tighten if necessary. Check blade condition. Examine

the extension cord and its plug for excess wear or

damage, and replace if warranted.

2. Store the snow thrower safely out of harm’s way and

prevent access by unauthorized users, preferably by

placing in a locked cabinet. Keep away from dust and

humidity by loosely covering with a tarp and using de-

humidifying products as conditions warrant.

3. Keep the extension cord with the appliance. If the entire

appliance is locked away, keep the key in a container or

plastic bag, tied or taped to the handle so it isn’t lost. If

the appliance isn’t locked up, it is advisable to store the

key in a separate secure place to prevent unauthorized

use.

Service and Support

If your Snow Joe 322P electric snow thrower requires service

or maintenance, please call 1-866-SNOWJOE for assistance.

Model and Serial Numbers

When contacting the company, reordering parts, or arranging

model and serial numbers, which are found on the decal on

the lower tube. Copy these numbers into the space provided

below.

Figure 9

C. Bolt

D. Flat washer

E. Flat washer

F. Nut

Figure 10

G. Rotor

Please record the following numbers from the housing or handle of

your new product:

3 2 2 P

Model #:

Serial #: