User manual KRESS 1600 HLG E

[. . . ] 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. [. . . ] The electronic hot-air blower 1600 HLG 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 hotair blower is put into operation. for continuous operation the locking button (2) at the side is pressed down as well. To switch off again after continuous operation simply press locking button once again and it springs automatically up again. Setting the temperature The temperature is set by means of a rotary potentiometer (6), the range of which is marked by the numbers 1­6. The numbers are identical with the approximate working temperature, e. The hot-air blower produces constant hot air only after a few minutes operation, as all elements must first be heated up or in the case of temperature reduction, first cooled down. Horizontal operation The support (7) for horizontal operation can be locked in place by pulling it out until it catches. By pressing down the pull-out support slide in the housing, the support can be pushed back into the housing again. In the interests of technical progress, all data are subject to alteration without notice. 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). Removing wallpaper with the aid of hot air, especially useful in the case of ingrain wallpapers. Soldering with tin solder, as well as tin coating of car body- and sheet-metal parts (potentiometer position 6 = max. [. . . ] However, the buyer shall have the right to either a reduction (in the purchase price) or the cancellation of the sales agreement should we fail to eliminate any defects within a reasonable period of time. This does not exclude compensation claims in accordance with §§ 463, 480 Para. [. . . ]