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• Removing paint, varnish and lacquer
without firerisk;
• Quickly drying of appliances which have
become wet;
• Drying surfaces for quick repairing;
• Removing self-adhesive labels in a clean
way placing PVC labels;
• Blistering after sticking PVC materials can
be smoothed after heating;
• Easy removing of vinyl carpeting:
• Forming all synthetics with a low
temperature (450 degrees) among which
polyethylene and PVC;
• Forming all synthetics with a high
temperature (580 degrees) among which
acryl and plexiglass;
• Smelting synthetics, among which matters
and foils with PVC layer;
• Applying heat shrinking tubes;
• Shrinkwrappers;
• Thawing tubes and engines;
• Repairing finishing layers: email of bath
and household appliances;
• Applying epoxypowder coverlayers;
• Repairing of ski's, surf-boards and other
sports goods;
• Unscrewing too fast fixed screws and
connections.
Operation
Fig. A
You can work manually with this hot air gun or
you can put it in a vertical position.
• Check if the mains switch is on position "0"
before you connect the apparatus;
• Keep the main lead always away from the
hot air stream and the mouth piece;
• Put the mains switch in position 'I or II' to
let your hot air gun operate:
"1" = 450 degrees, air flow 300 l/min.
"0" = Off
"2" = 600 degrees, air flow 500 l/min.
When the temperature is excess 600° C, the
heats switches it off automatically, however, the
heater continues to run. When the heater has
cooled to operating temperature, the heater is
switched on again.
Switching off:
Slide the switch to 0.
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appliances on a little part of the workpiece.
Use of accessoires
Fig. B
Deflector nozzle (4)
Deflects air away from glass for example when
stripping paint in window frames or softening
putty.
Scraper nozzle (5)
This is used to scrape and strip paint.
Air reducer nozzle (6)
Use this when intensified heat is needed in a
specific area. Like corners and small spaces.
Fishtail nozzle (7)
Distributes air equally over small areas
Paint scraper (8)
Use this tool to scrape paint.
4. MAINTENANCE
A lways disconnect the apparatus
before carrying out inspection or
cleaning. Never use water or other
liquids to clean the electrical parts of
the hot air gun.
• Never use easy inflammable liquids for
cleaning the hot air gun, especially for the
mouthpiece.
• Regular maintenance of your hot air gun
prevents unnecessary problems. Keep the
ventilation slots of the hot air gun clean to
prevent overheating.
Troubleshooting
In case the hot air gun does not work well, we
give you subjoined some possible causes and
their solutions.
• The engine gets overheated.
• The ventilation slots of the hot air gun are
dirty.
• Clean the ventilation slots.
• The hot air gun does not start when it is
switched on.
• Interruption in the electrical circuit.
• Check the mains lead and the mains
plug.
• The switch is defective.
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