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SOLDERING IRON
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
READ THE INSTRUCTION MANUAL CAREFULLY BEFORE USE AND RETAIN IT FOR LATER
REFERENCE!
WARNING: Parts of this appliance can become very hot and could cause burns. Extra care
should be taken when children or handicapped persons are around.
WARNINGS
• Before using the product for the first time, please read the instructions for use below and retain them
for later reference. The original instructions were written in the Hungarian language.
• This appliance may only be used by persons with impaired physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or
lacking in experience or knowledge, as well as children from the age of 8, if they are under supervision
or have been given instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety
and they have understood the hazards associated with use.
Children should not be allowed to play with the unit. Children from the age of 8 may only clean or per
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form user maintenance on the appliance under supervision. Children below the age of 8 years should
be kept away from the appliance, and its power cable.
• Do not use an excessive amount of soldering tin, only the necessary amount. • If possible, use solder
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ing tin filled with resin. • It is not recommended to use any other soldering material besides/instead of
soldering resin because those are often acidic (soldering paste, soldering oil etc.). If you do use any
of these, make sure to remove the remnants when finished soldering. • The melting points of different
soldering irons can vary significantly, increasing the soldering time. • When not soldering and after
finishing your work, make sure there is no flammable material near the hot soldering tool. • Be careful
not to touch the soldering tip when using the gun and afterwards; only hold the gun by its handle. • If
possible, do not hold the soldered part with your hands; place it in clamps or on a stand instead. • Keep
in mind that overheating can also damage the parts or connectors you are soldering. • Only work in a
room with good ventilation, and do not inhale the poisonous smoke emitted during soldering. • Do not
leave the warm soldering gun unattended after using it. • Do not remove the soldering tip while still hot
as this can decrease the stub’s lifetime. • Always let the gun cool off by itself. • The power cord must
not touch the gun’s hot metal parts. • Always unplug the tool before doing any maintenance (replacing
the soldering tip or cleaning it), and after finishing your work. • Protect the gun from direct heat, water,
humidity and dust. • For indoor use only under dry circumstances. • If the power cord or the cover is
damaged, unplug the gun immediately, and consult a technician. • Keep it out of the reach of children.
• Removing the cover results in danger of electric shock. • Clean with a soft, dry cloth. Never use
aggressive detergents for cleaning. • Do not use in road, water and air vehicles. • In some countries,
national regulations may govern its use from a health point of view.
EN -Safety and maintenance / H - Biztonság és karbantartás / SK - Bezpečnosť a údržba /
RO - Siguranță și întreținere / SRB-MNE - Bezbednost i održavanje / CZ - Bezpečnost a údržba