Wen 5662 is a reliable electric snow thrower designed for residential use. Powered by a 13 Amp motor, it efficiently clears snow up to 18 inches wide and 10 inches deep. The compact and lightweight design, weighing only 41 lbs, makes it easy to maneuver and store. It features a durable plastic chute that allows you to adjust the direction of the snow discharge. Safety features include a polarized plug and switch to prevent accidental startups. For added convenience, it comes with a cord retention system to keep the extension cord securely connected during operation.
Wen 5662 is a reliable electric snow thrower designed for residential use. Powered by a 13 Amp motor, it efficiently clears snow up to 18 inches wide and 10 inches deep. The compact and lightweight design, weighing only 41 lbs, makes it easy to maneuver and store. It features a durable plastic chute that allows you to adjust the direction of the snow discharge. Safety features include a polarized plug and switch to prevent accidental startups. For added convenience, it comes with a cord retention system to keep the extension cord securely connected during operation.
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handle.
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handle.
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t
T
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olt into e
a
T
hen attach
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a
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t
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t
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lipping the
m
. Secure the
m
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r
power
r
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the Exten
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PLO
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w
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machine
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r
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controls
t
WORK
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r
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ase of t
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ING TH
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difficult fo
r
.
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r
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m
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n
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r, use the w
h
p
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p
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into your
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the same d
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fa
ce or onto
t
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t
t
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n
n
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t
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er. Never f
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ts.
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er can cau
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e
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o
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r
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allow forei
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t
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e knobs to
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c
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s
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p by the Sn
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charge chu
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the
t
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a
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and throw
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etely onto
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ute deflecto
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too far for
w
o
ver tighten
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ard
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e
reac
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prot
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er
ous situati
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t attempt t
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s
assembly a
n
k the bolts
a
w
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d
r
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o
llector/imp
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letely,and
w
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T
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ged.
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o
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ition.
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ller from fr
e
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c
ess snow.
o
n
cessary and
c
tory before
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hrower of
s
h
ile transpo
r
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tension co
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o
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o prevent u
n
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w
n
tervals for
p
sion, run th
e
e
ezing. Shu
t
l
ice and sn
o
may damag
shipment.
s
now and ic
e
r
ting.
r
d from the
S
o
sely for si
g
a
refully for
w
e
ssary.
e
disconnect
e
n
authorized
15
f
f the switch
e
task on yo
u
overload y
o
a
te.
outside of i
n
w
er unless y
o
p
roper tight
n
e
Snow Thr
o
t
off the mot
o
w off the u
n
e the unit.
T
e
buildup be
S
now Thro
w
g
ns of wear
o
w
orn, loose,
e
d extensio
n
use or dam
a
and discon
n
u
r Snow Th
r
n
ect the exte
r
ower.
nsion cord
o
ur Snow Thrower’s cap
a
a
city by
n
tended usa
g
g
es could re
s
s
ult in a
o
u have the
p
p
roper tools and instruc
t
t
ions
n
ess to ensu
r
r
e that the e
q
q
uipment is
i
i
n a
o
wer for a fe
or, wait for
a
n
it. Rotate t
h
w minutes t
o
a
ll revolvin
g
h
e chute cra
n
o
prevent
g
parts to st
o
n
k several ti
m
o
p
m
es
T
he Snow T
h
h
rower is lu
b
b
ricated for
fore storing or transporting. Be sure to
w
er.
o
r damage.
R
R
eplace it if it is worn o
r
r
or damage
d
d
parts. Che
c
c
k connectio
n
n
s
n
cord, in a l
o
a
ge. Cover l
o
o
cked, dry p
o
osely with
lace out of
t
a tarp for a
d
t
he
d
ded
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’SMANUAL 16
PART
S
Part#
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
S
LIST
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E
Stock#
56663-001
56663-002
56663-003
56663-004
56663-005
56663-006
56663-007
56663-008
56663-009
56663-010
56663-011
56663-012
56663-013
56663-014
56663-015
56663-016
56663-017
56663-018
56663-019
56663-020
56663-021
56663-022
56663-023
56663-024
56663-025
56663-026
56663-027
56663-028
56663-029
56663-030
56663-031
56663-032
56663-033
56663-034
56663-035
56663-036
56663-037
56663-038
56663-039
56663-040
56663-041
56663-042
56663-043
56663-044
56663-045
E
ROPERATO
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Desc
Locknut M6
Washer 6
Right Fixing
TPU/Rubber
Washer 6
Screw M6x1
6
Left Fixing
P
Screw M6x1
6
Bearing 620
2
Keep Plate
Shaft Assem
b
Small TPU/
R
Screw ST4.2
x
Right Cover
Screw M5x1
2
Snap Ring 1
5
Bearing Hou
s
Right Collisi
o
Main Housi
n
Tapping Scr
e
Scraper
Left Collisio
n
Big Pulley
Belt PJ670
Locknut M8
Left Cover
Screw M6x3
0
Washer 10
Right Metal
S
Spacer
Roller
Roller Shaft
Cotton Pin 2
x
Left Metal S
u
Screw M4x1
6
Screw ST4.2
x
Small Pulley
Bearing Hou
s
Bearing 620
1
Output Shaft
Semicircular
Big Gear
Snap Ring 1
0
Oil Seal
Nut M8
R
’SMANUAL
ription
Plate
Plate
6
P
late
6
2
-2Z
b
ly
R
ubber Plate
x
13
2
5
s
ing
o
n Strip
n
g
e
w ST4.2x22
n
Strip
0
S
uppor
t
x
20
u
ppor
t
6
x
40
s
ing
1
-2Z
Key
0
Part#
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
Stock#
56663-046
56663-047
56663-048
56663-049
56663-050
56663-051
56663-052
56663-053
56663-054
56663-055
56663-056
56663-057
56663-058
56663-059
56663-060
56663-061
56663-062
56663-063
56663-064
56663-065
56663-066
56663-067
56663-068
56663-069
56663-070
56663-071
56663-072
56663-073
56663-074
56663-075
56663-076
56663-077
56663-078
56663-079
56663-080
56663-081
56663-082
56663-083
56663-084
56663-085
56663-086
56663-087
56663-088
56663-089
56663-090
D
Small Gear
Flat Key 3
x
Bearing 60
8
Gear Box
Bearing 60
0
Screw ST4.
Lower Mot
o
Impeller
Stator
Rotor
Upper Mot
o
Brush Hold
Carbon Br
u
Keep Plate
Screw ST3.
Shock Pad
Motor Kee
p
Screw ST4.
Idler Arm
A
Extension
S
Washer 4
Screw M4x
Flat Idler
Bearing 60
0
Washer 5
Fixing Seat
Main Cove
r
Lever Keep
Chute Dire
c
Resistance
W
Chute
Handle
Knob
Screw M8x
2
Chute Defl
e
Blade
Screw ST4.
Lever
Connector
Shaft
Cotton Pin
2
Rivet 4x20
Lower Chu
t
Locknut M
4
Screw M4x
2
D
escription
x
12
8
-2Z
0
1-2Z
2-65
o
r Housing
o
r Housing
e
r
u
sh
2x9.5
p
e
r
2x16
A
ssembly
S
pring
12
0
0-2Z
r
e
r
c
tion Control
G
W
ashe
r
2
5
e
cto
r
2x9.5
2
x14
t
e Cran
k
4
2
0
G
ea
r
#5662SN 17
Part#
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
OWTHROW
E
Stock#
56663-091
56663-092
56663-093
56663-094
56663-095
56663-096
56663-097
56663-098
56663-099
56663-100
56663-101
56663-102
56663-103
56663-104
56663-105
56663-106
56663-107
56663-108
56663-109
56663-110
56663-111
56663-112
56663-113
56663-114
56663-115
56663-116
56663-117
56663-118
E
ROPERATO
R
Desc
Eye Bolt
Rubber Ring
Upper Chute
Snap Ring 8
Handle Grip
Upper Fram
e
Saddle Was
h
Middle Fra
m
T-bolt
Cable Clip
Lower Fram
e
Screw ST6.3
x
Cable Jacket
Power Cord
Big Cable K
e
Circuit Brea
k
Switch
Switch Hous
i
Starter Butto
n
Spring
Small Cable
K
Switch Hous
i
Screw ST4.2
x
Switch Seat
R
Switch Seat
L
Switch Actu
a
Spring
Handle Bar
R
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Wen 5662 is a reliable electric snow thrower designed for residential use. Powered by a 13 Amp motor, it efficiently clears snow up to 18 inches wide and 10 inches deep. The compact and lightweight design, weighing only 41 lbs, makes it easy to maneuver and store. It features a durable plastic chute that allows you to adjust the direction of the snow discharge. Safety features include a polarized plug and switch to prevent accidental startups. For added convenience, it comes with a cord retention system to keep the extension cord securely connected during operation.
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