YATO YT-36701, Original Instructions Manual

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O R I G I N A L I N S T R U C T I O N S
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“-” and an arrow (II).
Assemble the device by attaching the soldering tip to the burner (III). The tip should be fi xed with two screws. The bottom bolt is
used to fi x the adapter on the torch nozzle and the top bolt is used to fi x the soldering tip to the adapter. Only tighten the bolts with
the force necessary to hold the elements in place. Overtightening the screws can damage the torch components.
Fix the hose to the assembled tool (IV). Fix the other end of the hose to the gas tank.
Check the tightness of the connections by unscrewing the tank valve slightly, then apply soapy water to the connections. If gas
bubbles appear, turn o ff the gas supply and tighten the leaking connections. Repeat the procedure until complete gas tightness
is ensured.
Tool operation
Unscrew the tank gas valve and then unscrew the tool valve, but only enough to allow the gas to fl ow out. Light the gas at the cup
outlet. For this purpose, a special lighter designed to light portable gas burners should be used.
Adjust the burner fl ame height using the knob. The fl ame should be directed only at the soldering tip, thus heating it. The temper-
ature of the tip can be adjusted by moving the tip away or bringing it closer to the nozzle outlet. The greater the distance between
the soldering tip and the torch nozzle, the lower the temperature of the soldering tip.
Warning! The distance can be adjusted only when the device is completely cooled down and disconnected from the gas tank.
Warning! The tip of the soldering iron must not be too close to the nozzle outlet, leave a gap of at least 15 mm.
Place the device on a non- fl ammable, heat-resistant, even and fl at surface and wait for the soldering tip to heat up.
Put the tip in the place of soldering. Make sure that the burner fl ame is always directed only at the soldering tip.
After work is fi nished, close the tank valve and then, once the fl ame goes out, put (set down) the burner on a non- fl ammable
surface to allow it to cool down. Proceed with maintenance once the tool has cooled down.
Tool maintenance
After disassembling the tool, carefully inspect all components. Impurities should be removed by means of extraction gasoline or
preservatives intended for burners. After completing maintenance, thoroughly dry all parts of the tool. It is forbidden to use the
burner with residual cleaning agents. Check the permeability of the burner nozzle. If dirt is found, carefully clean the nozzle with a
thin wire. It is important not to enlarge or change the shape of the nozzle opening.
Only technical gases that are a mixture of butane and propane should be used to supply the burners. The use of gases available
at gas stations can lead to contamination of the burner, in particular the nozzle. The gases available at gas stations contain a
mixture in di ff erent proportions than in the case of technical gases, and include additives which prevent the full e ffi ciency of the
burners and lead to their contamination.
Storage
Store the tool in the delivered unit packaging, in a dark and dry place which cannot be accessed unauthorised persons, especially
children.