OPERATION
Before starting work it is advisable to test
the work surface for the ideal
temperature to use. The table below
gives an indication of the likely heat
settings required but always start with
the low heat setting. All applications, with
the exception of removing paint from
window frames, can be performed
without using a nozzle, however for best
results nozzles are recommended.
Nozzles
The gun is supplied with 2 different
shaped nozzles, which can be used as
follows.
Concentrator
Nozzle - G84
Directs a
concentrated heat
flow to the work
surface.
Ideal for removing
paint in awkward
corners, crevices,
mouldings,
beading or
architraves.
Glass Protection
Nozzle - G89
Deflects the heat
away from glass
or other fragile
areas.
Ideal for window-
sills, ledges,
frames and
skirting boards.
Removing Paint - General
Do not heat the paint for too long as
this will burn the paint, making it
difficult to remove.
1.Choose the required nozzle and fit
onto the heat outlet.
2.Hold the gun with nozzle approximately
50mm (2”) from surface of paintwork.
3.Starting with the low heat setting, move
the gun slowly backwards and forwards
until the paint blisters and bubbles.
4.Immediately remove the paint with a
scraper or shavehook.
5.Aim to heat the paint just ahead of the
scraper so that you can develop a
continuous action.
Removing Paint from
Window Frames
WARNING – Glass can break easily
when heated.
1.Use the glass protection nozzle.
2.Ensure the nozzle is facing the correct
way to deflect heat away from the
glass before you switch on the heat
gun.
3.Rotate the gun/nozzle 90º as you move
to horizontal or vertical bead (take care
it could be hot!).
4.Paint can be removed by using a
shavehook and/or a soft, wire brush.
Maintenance
Always allow the machine to cool down
(before storing) and disconnect from the
power supply. The heat gun should be
cleaned before being stored away by
wiping over with a clean damp cloth.
DO
NOT USE
CHEMICALS.
Ensure that the ventilation
slots are not blocked.
Trouble Shooting
If a problem occurs always switch off
the unit immediately at the mains.
My Unit fails to work?
Check the fuse in the plug is sound and
rated 13 amps.
If an extension cable is used it must be
fully unwound and rated at least 10
amps capacity.
3
Concentrator Nozzle
Glass
Protection Nozzle
G84
G89
Low
High
Welding Plastic
Paint Stripping
Bending Plastic
Defrosting Pipes
Heat shrinking
plastic
Removes vinyl
floor tiles
Soldering
Lighting BBQʼs
Suggested Ratings
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