Heat Gun Use Guide; Operation Of The Digital Temperature - Homeright 800951 Manuel D'instruction

OPERATION OF THE DIGITAL TEMPERATURE

HEAT GUN
• WARNING: To reduce the risk of injury, wear safety
goggles or glasses with side shields.
• WARNING: Be aware that material behind or in
between exposed surfaces may ignite.
• WARNING: To reduce the risk of burns and/or fire,
keep the tool moving at all times over the material you
are heating.
This product is a Digital Temperature control Heat Gun
and uses a 4-position slider type switch. Moved to the
bottom position, marked "0", the heat gun is turned OFF.
Slide switch up to the marked "I" position, for the "Low"
temperature range. Slide switch up to the marked
"II" position, for the "Medium" temperature range. Slide
switch up to the marked "III" position, for the "High"
temperature range.
1. Plug the heat gun into a properly rated outlet.
2. If using an accessory nozzle tip, attach the desired
accessory nozzle tip by sliding it onto the nose of the
heat gun.
3. Depress completely the + or – portion of the slider
switch to obtain the desired heat range. It is suggested
that you start in the lower heat range when beginning
an operation and then move to the higher temperature
range if needed.
4. To turn the heat gun off after use, move the switch to
the bottom position, "0".
5. Allow the heat gun nozzle to cool by resting the gun
on the rear air intake housing and the handle, with the
gun's nozzle pointing upward.
MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE SETTINGS
I 120º F 50º C
II 160º – 1020º F 70º – 550º C
III 160º – 1020º F 70º – 550º C
0 OFF OFF
DIGITAL HEAT GUN COMES WITH:
1 Case
2 Digital Temp Heat Gun
3 Scraper
4 Hook Nozzle
C800951 DIGITAL TEMPERATURE HEAT GUN

Heat Gun Use Guide

5 Flat Nozzle
6 Deflector Nozzle
7 Concentrator Nozzle
DIGITAL TEMPERATURE HEAT GUN USES
AND CORRESPONDING HEAT SETTINGS
Removal
Soften paint and varnish
Urethane from furniture and woodwork
Stickers and bumper stickers
Vinyl flooring
Linoleum
Laminate
Caulk
Window putty
Drying
Drying paints and varnish
Metal surfaces prior to painting
Ignition system
Drying wood or creating decorative
wood scorching
Heating
Shrink tube/wrap
Window shrink coverings
Frozen locks and water pipes
Bearings and gears for assembly
Loosening rusted bolts
Other
Thawing frozen pipes, coils, gutters, and
downspouts
Soldering water pipes
Welding plastic
Bending plastic/polycarbonate
Waxing skis
Soldering copper plumbing pipe fittings
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Setting
High
Low
Low
High
High
High
High
High
High
High
Low
High
Low
Low
Low
High
High
High
High
High
Low
Low
High
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