Assembly; Operation - Haussmann PT102706 Guide De L'utilisateur

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ASSEMBLY

INSTALLING ATTACHMENTS
See Figure 3
Several attachments are included with the heat gun to expand its capabilities.
Attachments are installed simply by placing them on the end of the heat gun's
nozzle.
NOTE: Install or remove attachments only when both the heat gun nozzle and
the attachment nozzle are cool.
Concentrator nozzle (4): The concentrator nozzle intensifies the application of
heat in a specific area. Uses for this nozzle include bending acrylic plastic
sheets, soldering pipe joints, and directing heat into corners.
Deflector nozzle (5): The deflector nozzle directs the airflow at a 90 degree angle
from the heat gun nozzle. The helps to minimize thermal shock caused by rapid
expansion of glass when softening putty or removing paint form windows.
Window nozzle (6):The window nozzle is used to direct hot air away from glass
and other delicate surfaces to prevent overheating.
REMOVING THE NOSE CONE
See Figure 4
The nose cone helps to limit exposure to the extremely hot nozzle when the
heat gun is in use. However, the nose cone can be removed to allow use of the
heat gun in tight spaces.
NOTE: Always reinstall the nose cone when finished.
To remove:
1．Unplug the heat gun.
2．With nozzle pointed away from you, rotate the nose cone slightly clockwise
and remove.
WARNING
The nozzle of the heat gun is extremely hot during use. It will stay hot for several
minutes, depending on room temperature. Allow heat gun to cool before
attempting to install or remove the nose cone to avoid possible serious personal
injury.
To reinstall:
1. Unplug the heat gun.
2. Slide nose cone over the heat gun nozzle.
3. Seat the nose cone against the body of the heat gun by aligning tabs on
heat gun body to notches on base of nose cone.
4. Rotate the nose cone clockwise to secure.

OPERATION

CAUTION!
When using the device, never allow the ventilation slots to be covered.
CAUTION!
Danger of burns! Do not touch the hot nozzle.
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