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• Do not leave the product unattended or
on a flammable surface before it has
cooled.
• Risk of eye damage. Wear safety glasses
when working with melted solder.
• Risk of damage to lungs and respiratory
tracts. Avoid inhalation of fumes and
smoke from soldering. Only solder in a
well ventilated area.
• Risk of serious burn injury. The soldering
tip gets very hot when in use – do not
touch the soldering tip.
SYMBOLS
Read the instructions.
Approved in accordance with
the relevant directives.
Safety class II
Recycle discarded product
in accordance with local
regulations.
TECHNICAL DATA
Rated voltage
230 V ~ 50 Hz
Output soldering gun
100 W
Output soldering pen
30 W
Temperature range
400-500°C
Cord length
1.2 m
DESCRIPTION
Soldering gun (100 W) and soldering iron (30
W). The kit also includes a repair stand with
crocodile clips, table stand for the soldering
iron, soldering paste, tin solder and a solder
sucker. Extra tip included.
1. Soldering gun 100 W
2. Soldering pen 30 W
3. Tin solder
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
• This product can be used by children from
8 years and upwards and by persons with
physical, sensorial or mental disabilities,
or persons who lack experience or
knowledge, if they are supervised or
receive instructions concerning the safe
use of the product and understand the
risks involved with its use. Do not allow
children to play with the product. Do not
allow children to clean or maintain the
product without supervision.
• Never place a soldering pen directly on a
workbench or other surface, regardless of
whether it is hot or cold – always put it in
a stand during pauses in the work or
before putting it away.
• A damaged cord or plug must be replaced
by an authorised service centre or other
qualified personnel to ensure safe use.
• Check that the mains voltage corresponds
with the rated voltage on the type plate.
• Keep children under supervision to make
sure they do not play with the product.
• Smoke will develop from the soldering tip
the first time the product is connected to a
power point. This is completely normal
and soon stops.
• Use a soldering stand and a suitable
helping hand device to minimise the risk
of burn injuries.
• Never use the product if the soldering tip
is not correctly and firmly pressed in place
– otherwise this will reduce the life span
of the heating element.
• Pull out the plug and allow the product to
cool after use before putting it away.
• Do not file soldering tips of the long-life
type.
• Be careful when using the product in
places where there is flammable material.
• Do not apply to the same point for too
long.
• Do not use in explosive environments.
• Be aware that heat can be conducted to
flammable material that is out of sight.
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