Weller HAP 200, Operating Instructions Manual

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4-6 HAP 200
2.1 Please observe the following:
Always place the Hot Air Tool in its original stand.
Remove all flammable objects from the vicinity of the hot soldering
tool.
Do not connect flammable gases to your hot air equipment.
Always wear suitable protective clothing when using the HAP 200.
Do not direct the hot air jet at persons or look into the hot air jet.
Never leave the hot HAP 200 unattended.
Do not carry out work on live parts.
When using inert gases, make sure the area is well ventilated.
Read and observe the operating instructions of your control unit.
2.2 Intended use
Use the HAP 200 exclusively for the purpose indicated in the
operating instructions of releasing, accommodating and setting down
chip components under the conditions specified here. Intended use
of the HAP 200 also includes the requirement that
you read and follow these instructions,
you read and follow all additional accompanying documents,
observe the national accident-prevention regulations applicable at
the location where the device is being used.
The manufacturer accepts no liability for damages resulting from
failure to use the device in compliance with these operating
instructions or unauthorised modifications to the device.
3 Scope of supply
Hot Air Tool HAP 200, 005 27 116 99
Operating Instructions, 005 57 057 00
Safety booklet
Stand WDH 30, 005 15 152 99
Nozzle
Ø
3.0 mm, 005 87 278 22
Socket wrench for standard nozzle, 005 87 488 62
Nozzle adaptor M6, 005 87 617 28
Open-end wrench 8 mm across flats, 005 87 278 26
4 Device description
The Weller HAP 200 Hot Air Tool with integrated finger switch (3) is
suitable for soldering and desoldering surface-mounted components.
A wide range of nozzles makes the HAP 200 a real general-purpose
tool.
A finger switch (3) integrated in the handle is used to control the air
flow. The ionising circuit integrated in the tool ensures that hot air is
static free. The hose and handle are of antistatic design.
The hot air temperature can be set to between 50 °C and 550 °C
using the control unit.