Preparing For Use; Principle Of Operation - MSW -BIH-1500 Manual De Instrucciones

3.2.

Preparing for use

APPLIANCE LOCATION
The temperature of environment must not exceed -20 – 60
humidity should be less than 95%. Keep the device away from any hot surfaces.
The device should always be used when positioned out of the reach of children
and persons with limited mental and sensory functions. Position the device such
that you always have access to the power plug. The power cord connected to the
appliance must be properly grounded and correspond to the technical details on
the product label.
ASSEMBLING THE APPLIANCE
Loosen the heating tip locking knobs (3), then insert the tip appropriately selected
for a given task (10-15) into the mounting holes (4) and, finally, tighten the locking
knobs again. Having made sure that the given heating tip is firmly attached to the
device, connect it to the power supply (the device fan will start to work).
Remove the tip in reverse order.
PLEASE NOTE: never install a hot tip! Leave the device connected to the power
socket (the fan is running) until the fan stops working, i.e. the device has
completely cooled down (about 5 minutes). Only then disconnect it from the
power supply.
Using the device with generator or inverter power supply:
Some generators, especially those with a capacity of 4kW or less, are unstable and
can produce instantaneous overvoltage (260V), which may damage the device.
When working with an inverter, DC/DC converter, make sure that they are 3kW or
more powerful sine wave inverters.
3.3.
Device use
3.3.1

Principle of operation

The device works on the principle of electromagnetic induction. The
heating tip generates a high frequency alternating magnetic field.
This field passes through the metal and a conductive surface (e.g., a
seized nut) generates a skin-like current which converts electrical
energy into thermal energy. Pressing the heating switch triggers and
closes the magnetic field.
12. Heating tip - 32 mm coil
13. Heating tip - "U" shape
14. Bearing heating tip
15. Flat heating tip
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