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7. Operation
a) Attaching/changing the nozzle
Plug one of the three nozzles attachments all the way onto the hot air nozzle. The smaller the attachment, the more
exact you may work (e.g. on a thickly equipped circuit board).
Risk of burns!
Never change a hot nozzle attachment. Wait until the hot air nozzle and the nozzle attachment have cooled
down completely.
Do not use any tool for changing to avoid damage to the nozzle attachment.
You may also use the hot air nozzle without an attachment, for example if you want to heat up a larger area.
b) Installation site and connection
Protect heat-sensitive surfaces with a suitable cover.
Never place the product on valuable furniture surfaces, floors or carpets.
Maintain a sufficient distance from combustible or flammable objects (e.g. curtains).
• Place the product on a horizontal, stable, sufficiently large surface.
• Insert the holder all the way into the slot on the right side of the station.
• Insert the hot air nozzle into the holder so that it cannot fall out, see image on the right.
Risk of fire!
Make sure that there is enough space above and behind the hot air nozzle. Never
set the station directly in front of other objects to help ensure this.
When you place the hot air nozzle in the bracket, hot air exits for another
90 seconds before the fan stops.
• Connect the plug of the soldering iron to the appropriate socket on the station. The plug
fits only in one direction. Do not use any force. Secure the connection with the cap nut.
• Place the soldering iron in the soldering iron holder.
• Connect the mains plug to a standard mains socket.
