Leister Triac PID Operating Instructions Manual

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LEISTER Triac PID Hot Air Blower

Read operating instructions carefully before use and keep it for further reference.

• Welding of thermoplastic materials as well as single-ply flexible plastics and

modified bitumen in the form of boards, tubes, profiles, lining membranes, coated materials, films, foams, tiles, and sheets. The following procedures are possible: overlap welding, welding with rod, with tape, butt welding and melt welding

• Heating-up for forming, bending and sealing of thermoplastic semi-

finished materials and plastic granules

• Drying of water-damp surfaces

• Shrinking of heat-shrink sleeves, films, tapes, solder sleeves and moulded parts

• Soldering of copper pipes, solder joints and metal foils

• Defrosting of frozen water pipes

• Activating/dissolving of solvent free adhesives and fusion adhesives

• Igniting of wood shavings, paper, coal or straw in furnaces

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

APPLICATION

LEISTER Process Technologies, Riedstrasse, CH-6060 Sarnen/Switzerland

Tel. +41 41 662 74 74 Fax + 41 41 662 74 16

www.leister.com [email protected]

USA

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Electrical safety: DOUBLE INSULATED

Voltage V~ Power consumption W Temperature °C Air flow l/min. Air pressure Pa Noise emission level L

(dB) Weight kg Size mm

100 120 200 230 50/60Hz

1400 1600 1400 1600

50 – 600, infinitely controlled max. 230 (without nozzle) ca. 3000 (30 mbar),

after ca. 24 h operating time

1.4 with 3m cord ø 100 × 340, Handle ø 56

Line/mains

voltage can not

be switched over

APPROVAL MARKS

TECHNICAL DATA

Danger to life when opening the tool as live compo

nents and connections are exposed. Unplug the tool before opening it.

Incorrect use of hot-air blowers can cause fire and explosion hazard, especially near combustible materials and explosive gases.

The tool must be operated with supervision. Heat can reach combustible materials, which are out of sight. Store the tool indoors when not in use - out of the reach of children.

For personal protection on building sites we strongly

recommend the tool be connected to a GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter) or a RCCB (Residual Current Circuit Breaker).

The voltage rating stated on the tool must correspond to the line/mains voltage.

Do not touch heater tube and nozzle when they are hot. They may cause burns. Let the tool cool down. Do not point hot-air flow in the direction of people or animals.

Protect tool from damp and wet.

120 230

WARNING

CAUTION

This tool is CCA certified (CENELEC Certification Agreement).

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Description of the tool

Digital display (9)

1. Power supply cord

2. Main switch

3. Potentiometer for temperature adjustment

4. Handle

5. Air filter

6. Rubber stand

7. Heater tube

Readiness for working

• Fit appropriate nozzle as required.

• Connect tool to the line/mains.

• Switch on main switch (2).

• Adjust the hot air temperature by using the potentiometer (3) and heat up the

tool for approximately 5 minutes.

The themperature can be checked with a thermocouple about 5 mm inside the nozzle, when using round nozzles in the centre of the nozzle, when using draw nozzles in the main nozzle opening. The diameter of the thermocouple must not be more than 1 mm max. (in accordance with DVS 2208 part II).

Operation

• LEISTER Process Technologies as well as the Service Centres offer free training courses for all applications (see page 1).

• Carry out a test weld with the material according to the manufacturer’s welding

instructions and national guidelines or regulations.

• Check the test weld.

• Set welding temperature (welding parameter) as required.

• Allow tool to cool down after use.

Measures to be taken during Error warning

•

Set potentiometer (3) to position 0 or unplug tool from the line/mains for 5 seconds (automatic electronic circuit reset).

• Allow tool to cool down.

• Check air flow and line/mains supply.

• Set potentiometer (3) back to desired position and/or plug tool to the line/mains

If the unit is still not functioning, contact a LEISTER service centre and provide details of the fault.

Change of nozzles

•

Let tool cool down. Change nozzle using multi-purpose pliers/screwdriver/spanner.

• Do not touch hot nozzle (10) and make sure to place it on a heat resistant sur-

face, because of fire hazard.

• Slide the nozzle (10) on the heater tube (7) and fix the nozzle by the screw

on the clamp (11). Screw on the nozzle (10) and secure using a spanner.

• Use only LEISTER nozzles.

USAGE LEISTER Triac PID

ACTUAL value SET value

Resolution 5°C, 10°F

8. Coold protection tube

9. Digital display

10. Nozzle (not included)

11. Screw on the clamp

Error

L1... L99

10 11

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• Use only LEISTER accessories.

• Clean polluted air filter (5) with a small brush or replace it.

• Clean welding nozzle or draw nozzle with a steel brush.

• Check power supply cord (1) and plug for electrical and mechanical damage.

• The motor switches off automatically when the brushes reach their minimum length. Have the tool checked by your Service Centre. The life of the brushes is about 1600 running hours of the welding tool’s motor.

• Repairs should be carried out by authorised LEISTER Service Centres only. They guarantee a specialised and reliable Repair Service within 24 hours using original spare parts according to schematics and spare parts lists.

• Guarantee and liability are in accordance with the guarantee certificate as well as with the currently valid general business and sales conditions.

• LEISTER Process Technologies rejects any guarantee claims for tools which are not in their original condition. The tools must never be altered or changed.

Technical data and specifications are subject to change without prior notice.

Your authorised Service Centre is:

GUARANTEE AND LIABILITY

SERVICE AND REPAIRS

MAINTENANCE

ACCESSORIES

VERSIONS

BA Triac PID/06.2004

Heater tube with cooled protection tube for

LEISTER

push-fit

nozzles