Raider PRO RDP-SHG20 Manual Del Usuario página 11

1. General instructions for safe work.
Read all instructions carefully. Failure to follow the instructions below may result in electric
shock, fire, and / or serious injury. Keep these instructions in a safe place.
1.1. Do not use the machine in a humid environment.
1.2. In the event of a fault, repair work must only be carried out by a specialist.
1.3. Be careful when using around flammable places. Do not apply hot air in one place for
a long time.
1.4. Always check that the workplace is well ventilated. Do not use the machine as a hair
dryer.
2. Safe way of work.
2.1. Danger of flames!
2.2. Do not touch the hot nozzle (1).
2.3. Wear protective gloves.
2.4. Place the machine on a stand and allow it to cool before storing it. Keep the machine
and its supplies out of the reach of children.
2.5. If the machine nozzle is hot and you want to release both hands for work, you can pull
out the stand support and place the machine in an upright position on its base.
2.6. Never direct hot air at people or animals.
2.7. Danger of fire and explosion! During operation, heat can be transferred to surfaces out
of sight. Flammable and toxic gases may occur when working with plastics, paints (especially
older ones), varnishes and similar materials. Do not use the machine near flammable gases or
materials. Do not keep the nozzle very close to the work surface. Use only original consumables.
Not all of the consumables described are included in the standard packaging.
4. Inclusion.
4.1. The machine must be in the off position before connecting to the power supply.
4.2. Set the start switch (2) to position 2 for warm airflow.
It is advisable to keep the machine at a greater distance from the work surface.
The distance between the nozzle and the workpiece depends on the nature of the material.
Set the start switch (2) to position 1 for cold air flow.
In "cold blowing", the tool operates in air injection mode without heating. If constant cooling
of the materials is required (for example, when performing welding work), the presence of such
an option must be taken into account.
A cold degree of rapid cooling of the tool extends the life of the hot air gun. You can cool
surfaces and materials after treatment. Only the fan runs in cold mode; the heater switches off.
5. Mode of operation and application.
5.1. Paint removal. Install the flat nozzle. Heat the paint until soft and remove it using a
spatula. Do not heat the paint for too long, as this will char the paint and make it more difficult
to remove. Many adhesives (eg stickers) soften when heated, allowing the bonded surfaces to
separate and the liquefied adhesive to be removed.
5.2. Paint removal from windows. The glass is brittle. Always use the nozzle provided for
glass. From vertical surfaces the paint can be removed with a spatula or a soft wire brush.
5.3. Forming of plastic pipes. Install the reflector nozzle. To avoid damaging the pipes, fill
with sand on both sides and plug both ends. Heat the barrel gradually as you move the gun
from end to end.
5.4. Staining of wood.
Install the flat nozzle. Staining with hot air gives the wood a rusty hue. Do not keep the
nozzle too close to the tree, as this will stain it unevenly. Carefully remove any roughness and
sawdust with fine sandpaper.
5.5. Work with heat-shrinkable hose. Select the appropriate gun nozzle from the kit - heat the
heat-shrinkable hose evenly.
5.6. Defrosting of pipes. Do not attempt to defrost PVC pipes. Install the reflector nozzle.
Always heat the frozen area from outside to inside. (from the edges to the center). Note: Water
pipes are often difficult to distinguish from gas pipes. The copper pipes are connected by
means of tin and therefore should not be heated above 200 ° C.
6. Storage and maintenance. Always unplug the power cord before inserting any of the
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