Your h eat gun has b een des ig ned for s tr ippin g pa int, so ld ering p ip es, shr in king PV C, w eldin g
and be nding pla stic as wel l as genera l drying an d thawing p urposes .
WAR NING! Rea d this manu al and gene ral safet y Instruc tions car efull y be fore us in g
the ap pliance , for your ow n safety. Your pow er t ool sho ul d only be p as sed on
toge ther with t hese inst ruction s.
2.DESCRIPTIO N
① Nozz le
② Venti latio n slots
③ On/off s witch ( 0/Ⅰ/Ⅱ )
①
Remo ve all pack ing mater ials
Remo ve remain ing packa ging and tr ansit sup ports(i f existin g)
Chec k the compl eteness o f the packi ng conten t
Chec k the appli ance, the p ower cord , the power p lug and all a ccessor ies for tra nsporta tion
dama ges.
Keep t he packag ing mater ials as far a s possibl e till the en d of the warr anty peri od. Dispo se
it int o yo ur loca l waste dis posal sys tem after wards.
WAR NING! Pac king mate rials are n o toys! Chi ldren mus t not play wi th plasti c bags!
Dang er of suffoca ti on!
②
③
1 Heat g un
1 Set of a cc essor ies (Acce ssories m ay not be nec essaril y be includ ed)
①
③
②
③ 开关(II /I/0)
② 通风口
① 喷嘴
1 Inst ru ction m anual
When p arts are mi ssing or da maged, pl ease cont act your de aler.
When o peratin g a power too l outdoor s, use an ext ension co rd suitab le for outd oor use.
Use of a c ord suita ble for out door use re duces the r isk of elec tric shoc k.
If ope ra ting a po wer tool on a d amp locat ion is unav oidable , use a resid ual curre nt device
(RCD ) protect ed supply. Use o f an R CD redu ce s the ris k of e lectr ic s hock.
Do not f orce the po wer tool. U se the corr ect power t ool for you r applica tion. The cor re ct
powe r tool will d o the job bet ter and saf er at the rat e of which it w as design ed.
Do not u se the powe r tool if the s witch doe s not turn it o n and off. Any pow er t ool tha t
cann ot be contr olled wit h the switc h is danger ous and mus t be repair ed.
Disc onnect th e plug from t he power so urce befo re making a ny adjust ments, ch anging
acce ssories , or storin g power too ls. Such pr eventiv e safety me asures re duce the ri sk
of sta rt ing the p ower tool a ccident ally.
Stor e idle powe r tool out of t he reach ch ildren an d do not allo w persons u nfamili ar with the
powe r tool of the se instru ctions to o perate th e power too l. Power to ols are dan gerous in t he
hand s of untrai ned users .
Main tain powe r tools. Ch eck for mis alignme nt or stick ing of movi ng parts, b reakage o f parts
and ot her condi tion that m ay aff ect the p ow er tool ’s o pe ratio n. I f damag ed , have th e po wer
tool r epaired b efore use . Many acci dents are c aused by po orly main tained po wer tools .
Keep c utting to ols sharp a nd clean. P roperly m aintain ed cuttin g tools wit h cutting e dges
are le ss likely t o stick and a re easier t o control .
Use th e power too l, access ories and t ool bits et c., in acco rdance wi th these in structi ons
and in t he manner i ntended f or the part icular ty pe of power t ool, taki ng into acc ount the
work ing condi tions and t he work to be p erforme d. Use of the p ower tool f or operat ions
differ en t from in te nded co ul d lead to a h az ardou s si tuati on .
Do not o bstruct e ither the a ir intake o r nozzle ou tlet, as th is may caus e excessi ve heat
buil d up result ing in dama ge to the too l.
Do not d irect the h ot air blas t at other pe ople.
Do not t ouch the me tal nozzl e as it becom es very hot d uring use a nd remain s hot for up to
30 min utes afte r use.
Do not p lace the no zzle agai nst anyth ing while u sing or imm ediatel y after use .
Do not p oke anyth ing down th e nozzle as i t could giv e you an elec tric shoc k. Do not loo k
down t he nozzle w hile the un it is worki ng becaus e of the high t emperat ure being p roduced .
Do not a llow pain t to adhere t o the nozzl e or scrape r as it could i gnite aft er some tim e.
Do not u se this too l to remove p aint cont aining le ad. Th e peeli ng s, resi du e and vap or s of
pain t may conta in lead, wh ich is pois onous. Any p re-1960 b uilding m ay have bee n
pain ted in the pa st with pai nt contai ning lead a nd covere d with addi tional la yers of pai nt.
Once d eposite d on surfac es, hand to m outh cont act can res ult in the in gestion o f lead.
Expo sure even t o low level s of lead can c ause irre versibl e damage to t he brain an d
nerv ous syste m. Young and un born chil dren are pa rticula rly vulne rable.
When r emoving p aint., en sue that th e work area i s enclose d. Prefer ably wear a d ust mask.
Do not b urn the pai nt. Use the s craper an d keep the no zzle at lea f 25 mm away fr om the
pain ted surfa ce. When wo rking in a ve rtical di rection , work down wards to pr event pai nt
from f al ling in to the tool a nd burnin g.
Disp ose of all pa int debri s safely an d ensure th at the work a rea is thor oughly cl eaned
afte r co mplet ing the wor k.
Prio r to a ssemb ly a nd adju st ment al wa ys unpl ug t he tool
The ai r te mpera ture can be a djusted t o suit a wide r ange of app licatio ns. Th e table b el ow
sugg ests sett ings for di ff er ent app li catio ns .
Setting
I
Applications
Remo ving stic kers.
Join ing adhes ives-La rge-sur face glui ng with con tact adhe sives, ac tivatio n
of pre ssure-s ensitiv e adhesiv es, accel eration o f bonding p rocesse s,
rele asing of bo nding poi nts as well a s releasi ng or bondi ng of edge ba nd or
vene er.
Wax ing and de- waxing.
Shri nking PVC w rapping a nd insula tion tube s.
Defr osting of i cy stairs a nd steps, d oor locks , trunk lid s, car door s or water
pipe s, as well as f or defros ting refr igerato rs and ice bo xes.
Bend ing plast ic pipes an d sheets.
Sold ering plu mbing joi nts, tin, s pecial si lver sold er, SMD elem ents, cab le
II
If you a re n ot sure a bo ut the co rr ect set ti ng, sta rt w ith a low t em perat ur e setti ng
and gr ad ually i nc rease t he t emper at ure unt il y ou achi ev e optim um r esult s.
7.1 Mo un ting th e co rrect a cc essor y (i f appli ca ble)
lugs .
Loos ening rus ted or tigh tly faste ned nuts an d bolts.
Remo ving old an d even thic k coating s of oil pain t , lacquer, v arnish an d
synt hetic pla ster.
Your p urchase r eceip t mu st be kep t as p roof of dat e of purcha se.
Your a pplia nc e must be r et urned u n- disma nt led to yo ur d ealer i n an a ccept ab ly clea n
stat e, a ccomp anied by yo ur proof of p urchase .
12. ENV IRONMEN T
Shou ld your app liance ne ed replac ement aft er extend ed use, do no t discard i t with the
hous ehold rub bish but di spose of it i n an enviro nmental ly safe way.
Was te produc ed by elect rical mac hine item s shoul d no t be hand le d like no rm al hous eh old
rubb ish. Plea se recycl e where fac ilities e xist. Che ck with you r Local Auth ority or re tailer
for re cy cling a dvice.
Tel:86-755-8602 1373
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Fish t ai l surfa ce nozzleDryi ng, thawi ng (heat sp read over
Scra perStri pp ing pai nt and varn ish
Purpose
Prot ection wi ndows whe n
stri pping fra mes
Sold ering pip es
conc entrate d over smal l area )
wide r area )
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Make s ure that th e to ol is swi tched off and t he n ozzle h as c ooled d ow n.
Touchi ng a hot nozz le can lead t o serious b urns .Bef ore attac hing or rep lacing a
nozz le, allow t he unit to co ol down com pletely o r use a suita ble tool.
An inc orrect or d efectiv e nozzle ca n lead to hea t accumul ation and d amage the u nit.
Use on ly origin al nozzle s accordi ng to the tab le that are s uitable f or your uni t.
8.INS TRUCTIO NS FOR USE
Alwa ys observ e the safet y instruc tions and a pplicab le regula tions.
Use on ly one hand t o hold the to ol, do not pl ace your ot her hand ov er the air ve nts.
Prio r to o perat ion :
Moun t th e corre ct access ory for the a pplicat ion.
8.4 St ationar y us e
This t oo l can als o be used in st ationar y mode.
Secu re the cabl e to preven t pulling t he tool off the w or kbenc h.
Care fully swi tch the too l on.
Make s ure that th e nozzle al ways poin ts away fro m you and any b ystande rs.
Make s ure not to dr op anythi ng into the n ozzle.
8.5 Co ol ing dow n
The no zzle and ac cessory b ecome ver y hot durin g use. Let th em cool dow n before at temptin g
to mov e or store th e to ol.
To reduc e the cooli ng time, se t the on/off sw it ch to pos it ion Ⅰ and l et i t run for a f ew m inute s.
Swit ch the tool o ff a nd l et it coo l do wn for at l ea st 30 min ut es.
9.MAINTENANCE AN D CLEANIN G
Set th e de sired a ir temper ature.
8.1 Sw it ching o n an d off
To switc h th e tool on , set the on/ off sw itch to p os ition Ⅰ /Ⅱ . So me smok e ma y be emit te d
afte r sw itchi ng on; this d oes not ind icate a pro blem.
To switc h th e tool off, s et t he on/o ff swi tch to posi tion Ⅰ , and le t it run for a fe w minutes .
Then s et the on/o ff s wi tch to po si tion 0. L et t he tool c oo l down be fo re movi ng o r stori ng i t.
8.2 Tempe ra ture se tt ing
Turn ON/OFF switch to Ⅰ/Ⅱ, depending on temperature you need. The heat gun will start to buzz.
8.3 St ri pping p ai nt
Moun t an approp riate acc essory.
Set a hi gh air temp erature .
Swit ch the tool o n.
Dire ct the hot ai r onto the pa int to be rem oved.
When t he paint so ftens, sc ra pe the pa int away us ing a hand sc raper.
Do not strip metal window frames, as the heat may be conducted onto the glass
and crack it. When stripping other window frames, use the glass protection nozzle.
Do not k ee p the too l di recte d at o ne spot t oo l ong to pr ev ent ign it ing the s ur face.
Avo id collec ting pain t on the scra per acces sory, as it may ig ni te. If ne ce ssary,
care fully rem ove paint d eb ris fro m th e scrap er access ory using a k nife.
Atte nt ion! Be fo re perf orming an y work on the e quipmen t, pull the p ower plug .
9.1 Ma in tenan ce
Your P ower Tool has bee n designe d to operat e over a long p eriod of ti me with a min imum of
main tenance . Continu ous satis factory o peratio n depends u pon prope r tool care a nd regula r
clea ning.
9.2 Lu br icati on
Your p ower tool r equir es n o addit io nal lub ri catio n.
9.3 Cl ea ning
Keep t he ventil ation slo ts clear an d regular ly clean th e housing w ith a soft cl oth.
9.4 Cl ea ning
Keep t he ventil ation slo ts of the mac hine clea n to preven t overhea ting of the e ngine.
Regu larly cle an the mach ine housi ng with a sof t cloth, pr eferabl y after eac h use.
Keep t he ventil ation slo ts free fro m dust and di rt.
If the d ir t does no t co me off use a so ft c loth mo is tened w it h soapy w at er.
Neve r use solve nts such as p etrol, al co hol, am mo nia wat er, e tc. The se s olven ts
may da mage the pl as tic par ts .
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