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• The device may only be installed by trained personnel.
• For installation dimensions, see page 3, dimensions/size.
Prior to installation of the device, switch off the unit by the
main switch (2)
and allow the device
to cool down. Machine switches off automatically.
Disconnect
power supply cord (1)
form the line/mains.
• It must be ensured that the connection lines do not come into contact with the heating element tube and are not
exposed to the hot air jet.
• The device must be fastened with three M5 screws to the thread inserts.
• The installation must ensure that
– only cold air is supplied
– no excess (heat) residue builds up
– the device is not subject to jets of hot air from another device.
• If the air contains dust use a Leister stainless steel filter (see accessories) and push it on the
air inlet flange (6)
.
• In the case of particularly critical dusts (e.g. metal, electrically conductive or damp dusts), special filters must be
used to avoid short-circuits in the device.
• Protect the device from mechanical vibrations and shocks.
Installation
Operation
• Mount corresponding nozzle or reflector, if required.
It must be ensured that the hot air can flow out freely, as otherwise the device can be damaged by the
excess heat building up (risk of fire !).
Connect
power supply cord (1)
to the electrical mains. The nominal voltage indicated on the device
must correspond to the mains voltage.
• Switch on
main switch (2)
After heating mode, switch off the unit by the
main switch (2)
and allow the device to cool down.
Machine switches off automatically.
Disconnect
power supply cord (1)
form the line/mains.
•
WARNING
: When using as a built-in unit, a suitable device for full disconnection from the mains with a contact
distance of 3 mm must be provided in the mains connection.
120
230
120
230
120
230
Danger – can cause burns !
Do not touch the heating element tube and nozzle while they are hot.
Switch off the
main switch (2)
and allow the unit to cool down before replacing the nozzle or
reflector.
Machine switches off automatically.
Changing the nozzle or reflector
Summary of Contents for HOTWIND PREMIUM
Page 3: ...3 Type 800 C Type 800 C Type 800 C Type 800 C HOTWIND Size mm...
Page 119: ...119 3 2 1 w M5 P 9 F Leister 6 g Y IJ _ 7 x GE t 1 2 2 1 3mm 120 230 120 230 120 230 kq Z 2 U...
Page 122: ...122 10 W b 2 Reset Err 01 Err 02 Err 03 Leister Err 04 Err 05 Err 06 Err 07 Err 08 Leister...
Page 124: ...124 J EN 61000 3 11 Zmax 0 053 j 0 033 FI 120 230...
Page 131: ...131 3 2 1 M5 3 9 Leister 6 1 2 2 1 3mm 120 230 120 230 120 230 2...
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