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Soldering gun "ZD-723N"
Item no. 1089315
Intended use
This soldering gun is designed for soldering jobs in the electrical/electronic sector in connection
with various soft solder types (lead/silver solder). The soldering tip is replaceable.
The soldering gun is designed for operation with mains voltage only (220 - 240 V/AC, 50 Hz).
It is imperative that you follow the safety instructions and all other information contained in this
user manual!
Any other than the intended use described above might result in product damage and further-
more cause hazards such as electric shock. The product as a whole must not be modified or
altered!
This product complies with the statutory national and European requirements. All company
names and product names are trademarks of their respective owners. All rights reserved.
Delivery content
• Soldering gun with soldering tip
• Tool holder
• Sticker set with warnings
• Operating instructions
Description of symbols
The flash symbol warns the user of health risks, such as caused by electric shock.
T his symbol informs you about specific risks when handling, operating or using the
product.
The "hand" symbol indicates special remarks and notes for operation.
Safety instructions
I n case of damage caused by non-observance of these operating instructions,
the warranty gets void! We are not liable for any consequential damage!
W e are not liable for property damage or injuries caused by improper use or
non-observance of safety instructions! Such circumstances will void the war-
ranty!
• U nauthorized modifications and/or alterations to the product are not permitted due
to safety and approval reasons (CE). Never dismantle the product, apart from the
process described in the user manual for replacing the soldering tip.
• T he device is not a toy. Keep devices to be operated by mains supply away from
children. Use extreme caution when children are present.
Operate the product out of reach of children.
• T he product is only suitable for use in dry, closed indoor areas.
• The product design complies with Protection Class I.
C onnect the soldering gun to a properly installed earthed mains outlet.
• T he power plug must be easily accessible when plugged in.
• Never pull on the cable to unplug the power plug.
• D o not use the soldering gun in rooms or under adverse ambient conditions, where
combustible gas, smoke or dust are or could be present! There is a risk of explo-
sion!
• D o not fasten any objects to the soldering gun, never cover the soldering gun -this
poses a fire hazard!
• D o not tap off solder remnants from the soldering gun. Doing so may cause dam-
age to the heating element and soldering gun. Use a cleaning sponge suitable for
soldering guns.
T he soldering gun, power cable and power plug may not become moist or wet; use
a sponge, slightly dampened with water, to clean the soldering tip only.
• Never use the soldering gun to heat liquids.
• N ever solder live parts or components. Always switch off voltage beforehand.
C aution! Touching or soldering capacitors (or similar components) or connected
wiring/conductors may result in fatal electric shock! Capacitors may still be charged
even hours after the supply voltage has been turned off!
• U se suitable fasteners to fasten the work piece where necessary. This frees up both
hands for soldering.
• Keep your workplace clean.
• Work only when your workplace is sufficiently ventilated.
Version 08/14
• M ake sure there is sufficient ventilation while soldering. Soldering and flux fumes
may be hazardous to health.
• W ash your hands thoroughly after working with solder. This applies especially when
working with leaded solder.
D o not place solder in your mouth. Do not eat or drink while soldering.
• W ear suitable protective clothing and eyewear while using soldering. Liquid solder,
solder splash, etc. may result in serious burns or damage to eyes!
• N ever use soldering grease, soldering acid or similar soldering aids. The use of
such aids results in weak solder joints and may cause damage to the soldering tip.
The use of tubular solder with flux core is recommended.
• Hold the soldering gun by the handle only while soldering. Risk of burning!
• U se the product only on nonflammable surfaces. Pay attention to any neighboring
materials that might be damaged by heat.
• P lace the soldering gun down on the included stand when it is not required (e.g. dur-
ing breaks or while it is heating/cooling).
• I f the power adapter is visibly damaged, do not touch it. Risk of fatal injury due to
electric shock!
F irst remove the power outlet to which the product is connected from the power
supply (flip off the fuse and/or automatic circuit breaker and then turn off the re-
sidual current operated circuit breaker to disconnect the power outlet at all phases).
T hen disconnect the power plug from the mains outlet. Cease use of the product
and take it to a specialist workshop for repair or dispose of it in accordance with
environmental regulations.
• Have maintenance or repairs done by qualified personnel only.
• N ever use the product immediately after it has been brought from a cold room into
a warm one. The condensation generated could destroy the product. There is also
a risk of lethal electric shock!
A llow the device to reach room temperature before connecting and using it. This
may take several hours.
• A void the following adverse conditions at the location where the product is placed,
and during transport:
- dust or flammable gases, vapors or solvents
- strong vibrations, shocks, blows
- strong magnet fields, e.g. in the vicinity of machines or speakers
• U nplug the product from the power supply for extended periods of disuse (e.g.
storage).
• W hen setting up the device, ensure that the cable does not get bend or crushed.
• H andle the product with care; impacts, blows or falling from even low heights can
cause damage.
• S hould a safe operation of the product be no longer possible, take the product out of
operation and secure it against accidental use. Then have the product be checked
by an expert.
Safe operation is no longer guaranteed when:
- the device is visibly damaged
- the device no longer works
- the device was stored for an extended period under adverse conditions
- if the product was damaged during transport.
• D o not leave packaging material unattended, as children could use it as a toy creat-
ing hazardous situations.
• F or installations in industrial facilities, follow the accident prevention regulations
for electrical systems and equipment of the government safety organization or the
corresponding authority for your country.
• I f you have any further questions that have not been considered in these operating
instructions, please contact us or any other expert.
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