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9049073 Li-ion Cordless Heat Gun V1.0
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2. The deflection nozzle forces the hot air to curl around an
object held near the heat gun. This is suitable for heat-shrink
tubing, plastic tubing or an item that needs to be heated
equally on all sides, such as a nut on a bolt (Fig. 3).
3. Push either nozzle onto the heat gun nozzle. It will be held in
place by friction.
HEAT GUN OPERATION
1. Push the safety lock switch to either side.
2. Squeeze and hold the trigger to activate the heating element, fan and LED light.
a.
A slight oily odour is common when first used. This will fade after a
short period of time.
b. Lightly squeezing the trigger will activate only the LED light, allowing
you to inspect your work.
3. Allow the heat gun to run for 1 minute to attain the level of heat.
4. Aim the stream of hot air at the workpiece for short durations to avoid
burning or damaging the workpiece. You may also need to adjust the distance
between the workpiece and heat gun to achieve the desired effect.
a.
The duration and distance will be different based on the job and
workpiece material. Experiment until you have satisfactory results.
5. Release the trigger. The heating element will shut off immediately. The fan
and LED light will continue to operate for another 5 or 6 seconds.
6. Place it in a location where the nozzle will not touch anything flammable
or that can conduct the heat. If possible, position the tool on its end with
the nozzle pointing straight up.
7. Store the tool once the nozzle has cooled.
REMOVING A COATING OR PAINT
WARNING! Do not handle a heated workpiece without appropriate safety
gloves that can provide protection against the temperature. Handling the
workpiece while hot can result in a burn injury.
The heat gun is suitable for use in stripping oil-based paint and latex-based
paint that rest on the workpiece’s surface. It cannot strip glazes or primers that
penetrate wood.
When stripping paint from a vertical surface, scrape downward so the paint
does not fall into the heat gun. The nozzle should be positioned approximately
2-3/4 to 4 in. from the painted surface.
Figure 3