FXA FXAMJHG013, Instruction Manual

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NOZZLE C
This nozzle is particularly useful where a concentrated
spot of heat is required.
NOZZLE D
This nozzle is curved to enable the heat to be directed
around difficult obstructions.
OTHER SUGGESTED USES FOR YOUR HEAT GUN
ON LOW HEAT SETTING
1 Drying paint and varnish.
2 Removing stickers.
3 Waxing and de-waxing (eg Ski’s).
4 Drying wet timber prior to filling.
5 Shrinking PVC wrapping and insulation tubes.
6 Thawing frozen pipes
WARNING!
Do not use on: PVC pipes, oil, fuel and gas lines.
When thawing frozen pipes observe the frozen pipe
and if it becomes distended or split in any way consult
a plumber.
ON HIGH HEAT SETTING
1 Removal of paint and lacquers.
2 Soldering plumbing joints.
CLEANING THE HEAT GUN
Use only mild soap and a slightly damp cloth to clean
the casing of your heat gun. Many household cleaners
may damage the plastics used. NEVER attempt to
clean the heat
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
Voltage 230V - 50Hz
Motor 2000 W
Heat settings 50°, 400°, 600°C
Weight 0,9 kg