ATTACHING NOZZLES
1. Select the correct nozzle for your job using Table 1 below.
2. Unplug the heat gun. Rest the tool upright with the nozzle facing up and allow it to cool before changing
the nozzles.
3. While wearing gloves, remove the current nozzle by pulling it off and slightly twisting.
4. To attach your desired nozzle, firmly push the nozzle onto the hot air nozzle.
ASSEMBLY & ADJUSTMENTS
WARNING:
DO NOT use the heat gun near gasoline, automotive fluids, tires, gaskets, upholstery,
hoses, etc. to prevent damage or fires. This tool can cause materials to soften, melt, and start on
fire.
WARNING:
DO NOT overheat flammable materials such as wood, insulation, electrical wiring
jackets, plastic, etc.
WARNING:
DO NOT thaw pipes that are inside walls, floors, ceilings or other enclosures such as
insulation. Only thaw pipes that are fully exposed. DO NOT thaw PVC piping.
WARNING:
Wear a respiratory mask to prevent inhaling toxic or dangerous fumes. Wear safety
goggles to shield your eyes from heat and debris. Wear heat-resistant gloves to protect your
hands from burns. Never wear loose clothing. Always tie your hair back.
Nozzle Type
Nozzle Use
Description
Glass Protection
Nozzle
anytime you are using the heat
gun on or near glass; stripping
paint from window frames, etc.
Disperses the heat flow evenly around the
whole work surface and prevents direct heat.
Flat Nozzle
stripping paint from non-glass
surfaces, removing flooring, etc.
Spreads the heat to a narrow, wide area.
Reduction Nozzle
bending plastic tubing, etc.
Concentrates heat to a small area.
Charcoal Lighter
Nozzle
igniting solid fuels in grills, open
fireplaces, stoves, etc.
Nestle the nozzle into the coals, remove when
they begin to glow (5-10 min).
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