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ADDITIONAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Please read these safety instructions before use and
keep them in a safe place.
! - This symbol indicates the risk of injury or damage
to the device.
! Failure to follow the instructions in this manual may
result in injury.
! The electric hot air gun complies with the applicable
technical regulations and standards.
! Attention. During operation of this hot air gun, the
temperature reaches 350-600 ° C, without such a
high temperature visibly manifesting itself.
! Watch out for hot air, it can cause burns.
! Do not touch the muzzle of the pistol during opera-
tion, you could get burned.
! If handled carelessly, there is a risk of fire.
! Do not work with the pistol in one place for too long.
! Be especially careful near flammable materials.
Remember that heat can also be transferred to flam-
mable materials that are not directly visible.
! Never use the pistol where it could explode.
! Never operate the gun in a humid environment.
! Do not use the gun as a hair dryer.
! Never direct a stream of hot air at yourself or other
people with the intention of drying clothes or shoes.
Do not direct hot air at electrical cables or outlets, as
this may short-circuit.
! Never cover the air supply, the gun could overheat.
- After use, place the pistol on a suitable stand and
allow it to cool before storing.
- Do not leave the pistol or store it outside.
- Use protective equipment against noise, dust and
vibration !!!
SAVE THESE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS !!!
DESCRIPTION
1 Mouth - hot air outlet
2 Protective sleeve
3 Cold air intake
4 Main part - the body of the device
5 Plastic case
6 Mains supply (230V AC)
7 Two-position switch
8 Spot nozzle
9 Deflection nozzle
10 Hook nozzle
11 Glass protection nozzle
12 Scraping tool
Pictograms
Pictograms on the product packaging:
a) Power supply values
b) Power consumption
c) Temperature degrees
USE AND OPERATION
ASIST tools are intended for home or hobby use only.
The manufacturer and importer do not recommend
using this tool in extreme conditions and under high
loads.
Any additional requirements must be the subject of
an agreement between the manufacturer and the
customer.
! Beware of explosion or fire. When working with
plasters, coatings (especially with older coatings),
varnishes and similar materials, flammable and toxic
gases may be formed.
- The ideal operating temperature must be determined
by a test method. Therefore, we recommend starting
with a lower temperature. The appropriate working
temperature and the distance between the nozzle and
the material being processed varies depending on its
type. It should always be at least 50mm.
This hot air gun is designed for the following tasks:
- removing paints and their residues from wood, metal
and plastics;
- removing self-adhesive labels;
- affixing PVC labels;
- molding materials that soften at low temperatures,
including acrylic plastics and plexiglass;
- thermal bonding of synthetic materials, including
PVC-coated materials and foils;
- work with heat-shrinkable pipes;
- heating of pipe fittings and pipe bending;
- repairs of skis, surfboards and similar sports equip-
ment.
TEMPERATURE SETTING:
The hot air gun has two setting options:
1. Low temperature - for use in places where the
material or its surroundings do not allow too high
temperatures. Setting: 350 0C
2. High temperature - for fast heating of the material,
where it is also possible to work the gun at a greater
distance. Setting: 600 0C
Suggested settings
Paint removal High temperature
Pipe melting High temperature
Plastic bending Low temperature
Plastic shrinkage Low temperature
All applications, except for the removal of window
sills, can be carried out without the use of a nozzle,
but for better results, the use of nozzles is recom-
mended.
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