User manual KRESS HLG 2000 E

[. . . ] Initial operation Before the first operation check that the mains voltage corresponds to that given on the machine nameplate. The electronic hot-air blower HLG 2000 E is so constructed, that it may be used without difficulty and without accessories 1. Switch with locking button for continuous operation By pressing the switch (1) on the handle the hot-air blower is put into operation. for continuous operation the locking button (2) at the side is pressed down as well. [. . . ] Machines with double insulation always carry the international symbol. The machines are interference-suppressed in accordance with EN 55014. Safety instructions and prevention of accidents Before operating the machine, please read through the operating instructions completely, follow the Safety Instructions in this manual as well as the general Safety Instructions for Power Tools in the accompanying booklet. Important information which you must take note of: The HLG 2000 E produces hot air to a max. This high temperature is attained by having the air flow past a glowing resistance wire. Temperature setting the filament becomes red hot, without producing a naked flame however. the danger of inflammability is thus slight. The user should, however, take the necessary care when working with inflammable materials at these high temperatures. - Do not use the hot-air blower in rooms in which easily inflammable materials, liquids or gases are present. Danger of fire and explosion when working with plastics, paint, lacquer and similar materials. Toxic gases may develop, therefore work only in well ventilated rooms!- Do not hold blow-out tube close to objects during or immediately after use!Put the hot-air blower away in such a way that the still warm blow-out tube does no harm. Some sample applications Paints and enamels can be cleanly removed with the aid of a spatula (potentiometer position 3­6 as required). Frozen water pipes can be thawed without damage (temperature may be adjusted as required). Take care when working near wooden walls and wooden false ceilings. increased danger of fire or smouldering fire!Removing wallpaper with the aid of hot air, especially useful in the case of ingrain wallpapers. Staining wood with hot air instead of using dangerous flames. Soldering with tin solder, as well as tin coating of car body- and sheet-metal parts (potentiometer position 6 = max. [. . . ] Parts which have been replaced become our property. The guarantee will be rendered void if the device is used improperly, mistreated or opened up by unauthorised repair personnel. Parts which are subject to wear are not covered by the guarantee. The guarantee may only be enforced when defects are reported without undue delay (including shipping damage). [. . . ]