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TRANSLATION (USER) MANUAL
Heat gun
04-710
NOTE: BEFORE USING THE EQUIPMENT, PLEASE READ THIS
MANUAL CAREFULLY AND KEEP IT FOR FURTHER USE.
DETAILED SAFETY RULES
This equipment may be used by children at least 8 years of age and by
people with reduced physical and mental capabilities and people with a
lack of knowledge of the equipment, if supervision or instruction in the use
of the equipment in a safe manner is provided, so that the risks associated
with it are understandable. Children should not play with the equipment.
Children without supervision should not clean and maintain the equipment.
Careless use of a heat gun may cause a fire, therefore:
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be careful when using the heat gun in places with flammable
materials,
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do not direct the hot air stream in the same place for a long time,
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do not use a heat gun in the presence of an explosive atmosphere,
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be aware that heat can be transferred to combustible materials
beyond the field of view,
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after using the heat gun, allow it to cool down before storing,
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do not leave the heat gun unattended when it is switched on.
ADDITIONAL SAFETY RULES
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Wear protective goggles when using a heat gun.
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Do not obstruct the air inlet openings or the air outlet opening of the
heat gun.
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Do not touch the nozzle of the heat gun while it is in use or
immediately after stopping the operation of the heat gun.
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The handle of the heat gun must be kept clean, it must not be left
with traces of oil or grease.
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When working outside the building, it is forbidden to use a heat gun
when it is raining or when the air is very humid.
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Do not put the heat gun aside while it is on.
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The air flow from the heat gun must not be directed towards one
place for too long.
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Periodically remove accumulated paint residue from the heat gun
nozzle to prevent spontaneous combustion.
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Before starting work with a heat gun, always make sure that the
surface to be heated is not flammable.
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When removing lead-based oil paints, work only in well-ventilated
rooms. The vapors of such paints are poisonous. A respiratory
protection mask should be used.
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When using a heat gun, do not use turpentine, solvents or gasoline
as auxiliary agents.
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Do not touch hot parts of the heat gun immediately after use. Burns
caused by non-compliance with these instructions are the main
hazards associated with the operation of a heat gun.
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The operating heat gun must not be pointed at any person or animal
(e.g. to dry hair). A heat gun gives the air a much warmer
temperature than a hair dryer
Despite the inherently safe construction, the use of safety measures
and additional protective measures, there is always a residual risk of
injury during work.
Warning! For indoor use only.
SYMBOLS EXPLANATION
1. Read the instruction manual before use. Always follow the instructions
and warnings.
2. Warning! Hot surfaces
3. Class II appliance (double isolation)
4. Product conforms to EU directive.
FIGURES EXPLANATION
Fig.A:
1. LCD screen
2. Airflow increase button
3. Airflow decrease button
4. Temperature increase button
5. Temperature decrease button
6. Preset change button
DESCRIPTION
The heat gun is designed to remove paint coatings, heat seized threaded
connections in order to facilitate their unscrewing and to heat frozen water
pipes, locks, padlocks, etc. other work requiring heating with a stream of
dry, hot air. The heat gun is intended for amateur use only.
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Before starting work, you should take care of its proper conditions.
Workplace
Make sure that there are no objects restricting free movement in the
vicinity, preventing comfortable and safe work.
Power source
Make sure that the power source to which the heat gun is to be connected
meets the requirements specified on the heat gun's rating plate.
Switch
Make sure the switch is in the off position. Serious accidents may occur if
you insert the plug into the power outlet with the switch in the on position
as the heat gun starts working immediately.
Checking the correctness of operation
The activated heat gun should run smoothly, without jamming. In the event
of any irregularities, stop working with the device.
Nozzle selection
Depending on the type of work (if necessary), it is possible to install an
appropriate additional nozzle by sliding it over the outlet nozzle. Each
additionally mounted nozzle can be set at any angle in the range from 0 °
to 360 ° in the heat gun axis. The use of additional nozzles facilitates the
work, ensuring the accuracy of its execution.
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Surface nozzle - by redirecting the hot air stream, it protects, for
example, windows from overheating. Particularly useful when
removing coatings from paints.
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Reducing nozzle
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direct stream of hot air to allow working in corners
and soldering
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Diffusion Nozzle - Ensures even distribution of hot air for corner
machining and soldering.
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Reflector nozzle - designed for soldering, shaping plastic pipes,
defrosting water installations and shrinking heat shrink sleeves.
Note: Do not block the air inlet openings as this may cause the power tool
to overheat.
Switching on / off
Note: the mains voltage must correspond to the voltage specified on the
heat gun's rating plate. Make sure the power button is in the 0 position
before connecting to power.
The connected device is turned on by moving the switch button to a
position other than 0.
Position 0 - disabled
Position I -
temperature 50 ° C, airflow 300
- 500 l / min
Position II - temperature 70 -
600 ° C, airflow 300
- 500 l / min
The first time you turn on the heat gun, there may be a small amount of
smoke. This is normal and it should take a short time to disappear.
Settings
The heat gun is controlled using buttons and an LCD screen.
In gear I (50 ° C) it is possible to control the airflow using the airflow
increase and decrease buttons (6 levels)
In speed II it is possible to control the airflow in the same way, and also to
set the temperature in the range from 70 to 600 ° C using the buttons for
increasing and decreasing the temperature (in steps of 10 ° C).
The middle button allows you to choose one of 6 presets.
Preset
Temperature [°C]
Airflow level
1
70
I
2
150
II
3
250
III
4
350
IV
5
450
V
6
600
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