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OPERATION
TECHNICAL
SPECIEICATIONS
Voltage:
120 volts AC
Output:
1400 watts
Temperature:
Step 1 :
120 ° F
Step 2:
800 ° F
Step 3:
1000 ° F
Airflow:
Step 1 :
17.6 cfm
Step 2:
11.3 cfm
Step 3:
17.6 cfm
Weight:
29 oz.
with cord and plug
MAINTENANCE
AND CARE
Always
disconnect
the
power
plug
before
performing
any work on the tool.
The air inlets on the rear sides of the tool
must
be kept free of dust and dirt. Avoid using the tool
in a dusty environment
as dust inside the tool will
cause the tool to malfunction.
The power
cord
will be damaged
if touched
by
the hot metal
nozzle or accessories.
The tool requires
no lubrication.
The operation
of any power tool can result
in foreign
objects
being thrown
into
]
your eyes, which can result
in severe eye damage.
Before commencing
power
tool operation,
always wear safety goggles
or safety glasses
with slide shields
and a full face shield
when
needed.
We recommend
Wide
Vision Safety
Mask
for use over spectacles
or standard
safety glasses
with side shields,
available
at Sears
Retail Stores.
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OPERATION
"BEFORE
START-UP"
Read this entire manual
before turning the tool
on.
Be sure you have a 120 Volt, 60 Hz, AC power
source.
Be sure the switch
is in the "off" position.
!
Fig. 1
Hot Air Outlet Nozzle
Protective
Cover
Housing
Wide, flared side for secure
stand
Switch:
Four-position
control
switch
®Warm air/co
Hot air Step II
• Hot air Step
Ill
Grip
Heel of grip,
for secure stand
Power cord with
anti-kink
reinforcing
sleeve
To operate the Heat Gun, plug the cord
The unit may be used in a hand held
into a 120 Volt, 60 Hz, AC, power source,
position (Fig. 1) or in a hands free upright
Be sure the power switch is in the OFF
position
(Fig. 2) on a fiat level surface.
position.
When using the unit in the upright posi-
The Heat Gun has a four position power
tion, the tool should be clamped to the
switch (see ,,switch" above). Be sure the
surface and the power cord should be
unit is pointed away from yourself and
placed in a position to _revent tripping
materials before turning unit on.
over the cord.
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