Technical Data; Operation Instructions - Surtek PC600 Manual De Usuario

5. 3-STAGE POWER SWITCH:
A) LOW TEMPERATURE, B) HIGH TEMPERATURE,
C) COOLING.
6. LED TEMPERATURE INDICATORS.
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TECHNICAL DATA

PC600
VOLTAGE-FREQUENCY
POWER
HIGH TEMPERATURE
LOW TEMPERATURE
WEIGHT

OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS

The power button on this heat gun has three
stages. Push once for the low setting, push twice
for the high setting, and push three times for
the Automatic Cool down Stage. The heat gun
will run for 80 seconds in the cool down stage
and then automatically turn off. The green LED
light is illuminated when the gun is in the cool-
ing function.
NOTE: if the heat gun is being operated at
the lower setting temperature range, the user
should push the POWER button twice to start
the cool air function, and after cooling for ap-
proximately 80 seconds the unit will shut down
completely.
WORKING TEMPERATURE
Choose the appropriate heat level for the job
and push the "+" or "-" to adjust.
SUGGESTED RATINGS
Paint Stripping; High Setting
Defrosting Pipes; High Setting
Bending Plastic; Low Setting
Heat Shrinking Plastic; Low Setting
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127 V ~ 60 Hz
1 500 W
298 ˚C - 626 ˚C
221 ˚C - 426 ˚C
0,8 kg (1,76 lb)
LED INDICATORS
Low temperatures:
221ºC, 287ºC, 343ºC,
371ºC, 387ºC, 426ºC
High temperatures:
298ºC, 348ºC, 387ºC,
421ºC, 521ºC, 626ºC
OPERATION
Before starting to work we recommend that you
test the workpiece to verify which temperature
must be used. Suggested above is what temper-
ature you should use on which material, keep in
mind to always start to operate with the lower
temperature.
The distance between the nozzle and the work-
piece will vary according to material to use, even
so, there must be at least 5 cm as the minimum
distance. All applications, except for removing
paint from window frames, can be used without
the use of nozzles, but for best results we rec-
ommend the use of them to work for specified
results.
NOZZLES
The kit is supplied with 4 different shaped noz-
zles, which can be used as follows:
CONCENTRATOR NOZZLE
This nozzle directs a concen-
trated heat flow to the work-
piece. It is ideal for use when
removing paint in awkward
corners, crevices,
ings, beading, architraves or
whenever precise paint removal is required.
DEFLECTOR NOZZLE
This nozzle directs a long
narrow heat pattern to the
workpiece, and is ideal for
removing paint or varnish
from large flat surfaces such
as skirting boards,
stairs etc. It should be used in conjunction with
a flat scraper. Vinyl tiles can be removed by soft-
ening the tile and adhesive.
GLASS PROTECTION NOZZLE
This nozzle deflects the heat
away from glass or other frag-
ile areas and back onto the
workpiece.
mould-
doors,