User manual EARLEX HG 2000K

[. . . ] Restrict any air flow from the nozzle outlet or fan inlets. Allow the machine to become damp or be operated in damp conditions. Use the heat gun close to inflammable materials, heat may be conducted to combustible materials which are out of sight. Apply to the same place for a long time. [. . . ] Take the shavehook handle from the set, remove the nut from the end and fit the required blade. Fix in place by refitting and tightening the nut. · Disperses the heat flow evenly around the whole work surface. REMOVING PAINT - WINDOW FRAMES 1. Ensure the nozzle is facing the correct way to deflect heat away from the glass before you switch on the heat gun. Rotate the gun/nozzle 90º as you move to horizontal or vertical bead. Paint can be removed by using a shavehook and/or a soft, wire brush. WARNING ­ Do not attempt to defrost PVC pipes. Always check that it is a water pipe and not a gas pipe. Choose the hook nozzle and fit over the heat outlet. Always heat from one or other end of the frozen portion, not from the middle. WARNING ­ Glass can break easily when heated. burn. Run under cold water and seek medical advice. Heart Shavehook 1. Choose the concentrator or deflector nozzle and fit over the heat outlet. The materials being welded must be of exactly the same type of plastic. The areas being welded must be clean and grease-free. Heat the seam until the plastic becomes tacky, then apply the other surface. BENDING PLASTIC TUBE Shavehooks Assembly of Shavehook Remember to clean the blade after use with wire wool and lightly oil before storing. · Combination or Heart shavehook for mouldings in convex or concave profiles. Use the: · Triangular shavehook for stripping paint from flat, wooden surfaces and edges. Triangular Shavehook Combination Shavehook Most stickers can also be removed from paint work by using the heat to soften the adhesive. Be careful not to direct the heat for too long if you are trying to just remove the stickers as this will blister the paint. 4 1. Choose the required nozzle and fit onto the heat outlet. Hold the gun with nozzle approximately 50mm (2 inches) from surface of paintwork. Starting with the low heat setting, move the gun slowly backwards and forwards until the paint blisters and bubbles. Immediately remove the paint with a scraper or shavehook. Aim to heat the paint just ahead of the scraper so that you can develop a continuous action. Do not heat the paint for too long as this will burn the paint, making it difficult to remove. REMOVING PAINT - GENERAL DEFROSTING FROZEN PIPES SHRINK SEALING ELECTRICAL CABLES WELDING PLASTICS 1. [. . . ] NEVER under any circumstances insert such a plug into a 13 amp socket. A replacement fuse must be rated at 13 amp. These must be manufactured and approved to BS 1362. IF IN ANY DOUBT CONTACT AN ELECTRICIAN. Your attention is brought to new directives applicable to the disposal of this electrical equipment, where in accordance with the legislation this product must not be disposed of in your normal household waste. [. . . ]