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APPLICATIONS
The following instructions should only be used
as a guide as the ideal temperature should be
ascertained by performing a test on the
workpiece. Heating efficiency will vary
depending on the properties of the workpiece,
and the distance kept between the metal nozzle
and the workpiece.
IMPORTANT:
Please note this machine is fitted with safety
thermal overload protection. If the product,
for example, is used too close to the
workpiece - resulting in overheating, the
thermal overload protection will be
activated and stop the motor/heating of the
machine.
The hot air gun should be switched off and
disconnected from the power supply,
allowing the machine to totally cool down -
before restarting work.
Remember the nozzle will remain hot for
sometime - a safe storage location should be
used.
Fig.3
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Fig.4
Fig.5
PAINT REMOVAL FROM WINDOW FRAMES Fig.4
IMPORTANT: Do not direct the hot air gun at
the glass during use as it may crack. Always
use the glass protection nozzle
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(not
supplied see optional accessories, page 9). Do
not touch the glass with the hot metal
protection nozzle. Repeat as above for paint
removal.
HEATING AND SHAPING PLASTIC TUBING Fig.5
Fit the reflector hook nozzle
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(not supplied
see optional accessories, page 9). Switch the hot
air gun on to the low heat setting (1), carefully
heat the tubing evenly moving it from side to
side.
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