WAGNER HT1000 Mode D'emploi page 15

HT1000
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Keep it in a clean, dry place, inaccessible to children.
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Always disconnect it from the mains for cleaning and when putting it away.
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Never dismantle the heat gun. On every occasion, visually inspect it before use. Never
use the gun or its cable if either is defective.
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The mains voltage must comply with the voltage specified on the rating plate. To
avoid electric shocks, do not touch any earthed objects, e.g. pipes, radiators. The
gun will be damaged if overloaded. Never pull or carry the gun by the cable. If an
extension cable is used, it must not exceed 10 metres in length and must have a
minimum cross-section of 3x1 mm².
Only use original WAGNER spare parts.
Power source:
Power consumption:
Temperature:
Air flow per minute:
Sound pressure level
Sound pressure output
Oscillation level:
Weight:
1) Measured in accordance with EN 60745-1
1 Main switch (O=OFF, l=ON)
3 Mains lead
5 Ventilation slots
Field of application
Wagner heat guns can be used for countless tasks, from stripping paint to lighting
barbecues.
The heat gun cannot be used to strip e.g. paints or surface coatings containing minerals
or cement, or on ceramics, enamels or porcelain.
Typical applications:
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Stripping paint and varnish from window frames, doors, furniture, panels, gutters
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Removing: Paint, varnish, stickers, linoleum, adhesive plastic sheets, adhesives, tiles,
floor coverings
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Drying: Paint, mortar and plaster, gypsum
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Thawing out: Door locks, water pipes, icy staircase
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Shaping and bending: Plastics, metals, plexiglass, jointing silicone, putty, wax,
adhesive
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Shrinking: Plastics, plastic sheet, bitumen, shrink-fit tubes, cable shoes and cable ends
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Soldering and welding: Plastics, cable shoes, integrated circuits (unsoldering),
components containing tin
Technical Data
230 V ~ / 240 V ~
1400 W
590°C
500 L
L = 62 dB (A); K
1) :
WA
L = 75 db (A); K
1) :
pA
a = < 2,5 m/s²
h
approx. 0.7 kg
Description (Fig. 1)
= 4 dB
WA
= 4 dB
pA
2 Nozzle
4 Hopusing
6 Resting face
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