Burley Tools R1630 User manual

Heat Gun
Model No:R1630

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A
B
E
F
G
I
H
J
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A. Nozzle
B. Air inlet opening
C:Switch for on/off
D:LED
E. On and off switch
F. Stand
G. Air-blast nozzle
H. Reducing nozzle
I. Reflector nozzle
J. paint scraper
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C

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stop
Ⅰ: cool air
120-550L/min
Ⅱ: 50-630℃
120-550L/min
Ⅲ: 50-630℃
550L/min
Model Number: R1630
Voltage: 230-240V/110-120V ~ 50/60Hz
Temperature:
Ⅰ: cool air
Ⅱ:50-630 ℃
Ⅲ:50-630 ℃
Air volume:
stop
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
Ⅰ:120-550L/min
Ⅱ:120-550L/min
Ⅲ:550L/min
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POWER: 2000W

SAFETY
> To operate this device safely, the user must have read and understood these
instructions for use before using the device for the first time.
> Observe all safety instructions! Failure to do so may cause harm to you and others.
> Retain all instructions for use, and safety instructions for future reference.
> If you sell or pass the device on, you must also hand over these operating instructions.
> The device must only be used when it functions properly. If the product or part of the
product is defective, it must be taken out of operation and disposed of correctly.
> Never use the device in a room where there is a danger of explosion or in the vicinity
of flammable liquids or gases.
> Always ensure that a device which has been switched off cannot be restarted
unintentionally.
> Do not use devices with an on/off switch that does not function correctly.
> Keep children away from the device! Keep the device out of the way of children and
other unauthorised persons.
> Do not overload the device. Do not use the device for purposes for which it is not
intended.
> Make sure to always wear the required personal protective equipment.
> Exercise caution and only work when in good condition: If you are tired, ill, if you have
ingested alcohol, medication or illegal drugs, do not use the device, as you are not in
a condition to use it safely.
> This product is not intended to be used by persons (including children) or who are
limited in their physical, sensory or mental capacities or who lack experience and/or
knowledge of the product unless they are supervised, or have been instructed on how
to use the product, by a person responsible for their safety.
> Ensure that children are not able to play with the device.
> Always comply with all applicable domestic and international safety, health, and
working regulations.
1. General safety instructions
2. Electrical safety
> The device may only be connected to a socket that is correctly installed and grounded.
> The fuse must be a residual current circuit-breaker with a measured residual current
of no more than 30 mA.
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Read and observe the instructions for use before using for the first time.

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> Make sure that the power supply corresponds with the connection specifications of
the device before it is connected.
> The tool may only be used within the specified limitations for voltage and power (see
type plate).
> Do not touch the mains plug with wet hands! Always pull out the mains plug at the
plug and not by the cable.
> Do not bend, crush, pull or drive over the power cable, protect from sharp edges,oil
and heat.
> Do not lift the device using the cable or use the cable for purposes other than intended.
> Check the plug and cable before each use.
> If the power cable is damaged immediately disconnect the plug. Never use the device
if the power cable is damaged.
> If the device is not in use make sure the plug is pulled out.
> Make sure that the device is switched off before plugging in the mains cable.
> Make sure that the device is switched off before unplugging it.
> Disconnect the power supply before transporting the device.
3.Device-specific safety instructions
> Make sure the workplace is adequately ventilated. Residual gases and vapours can
be harmful to health.
> Do not operate the product in moist environments or allow it to become moist.
> Careless handling of the product increases the risk of fire and explosion.
> Flammable and toxic gases can develop when working with synthetics, paints,
varnishes and similar materials. Do not work in the proximity of highly flammable
gases or materials.
> Heat can reach flammable parts that are not visible.
> Do not use the product in the same position for a long time.
> Risk of burns! Do not touch the hot nozzle. Wear protective gloves.
> Never point the hot air current at persons or animals.
> Never use the product as a hair dryer or for drying clothing.
> Do not move the nozzle too close to the part to be treated. The resultant build up of air
can cause the product to overheat.
> Do not block the air inlet openings.
> Let the product completely cool before storing. The hot nozzle can cause damage
and fires.
> Symbols affixed to your tools may not be removed or covered. Information on the
device that is no longer legible must be replaced immediately.

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Operation
WARNING!
Danger of death!Water pipes can sometimes be difficult to tell apart from gas
pipes.Under no circumstances
WARNING!
Health risk due to rising vapours! Wear an appropriate respirator mask and
make sure the workplace is adequately ventilated.
NOTICE!
Risk of damage!An excessive supply of heat can cause damage to the
workpiece.Perform a sample operation in a safe place.
Potential applications
Removing paint and paint residues
- Heat up paint or residual paint on the surface to be treated using the hot air gun and
remove using a suitable tool.
Dissolving adhesives
- Many adhesives can be softened using heat. Joints can be separated or excess glue
can be removed in this way.
Soft soldering
- The product is suitable for spot soldering or soldering pipes. The fusing temperature of
the solder must be below 400 °C.
Bonding and deforming synthetic materials
- Heat up synthetic materials by consistent see-saw movements. Use suitable hot
adhesives for bonding.
Drying
- The product can be used for drying coats of paints, binders and sealants.
Shrinking
- Select the shrink hose according to the workpiece and heat up evenly using the hot air gun.
Thawing of water pipes
- Always heat up the frozen section from edge to middle. Exercise extreme caution when
heating up plastic pipes and joints between pipe sections in order to prevent damage.

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Cap nozzles
WARNING!
Risk of injury!The nozzle must not be replaced until the device has cooled off and
has been disconnected from the mains.
> The air-blast nozzle (G) protects panes of glass, for example, from being heated up by
diverting the air current.
> The reducing nozzle (H) produces a precise air current which can be used for deforming
synthetic materials, for example.
> The reflector nozzle (I) produces a flat air current which can be used for thawing frozen
water pipes, for example.
Check before switching on!
WARNING!
Risk of injury!The product must only be put into operation if no defects are found.
It is crucial that any defective parts are replaced before the product is used again.
Check the safe condition of the product:
- Check that the air inlet openings are not blocked.
- Check all parts to make sure that they fit tightly.
- Check whether there are any visible defects: broken parts, cracks, etc.
Switching on/off
NOTICE!
Risk of product damage!Always maintain a minimum distance of 25 mm between
the nozzle and the surface to be treated.
NOTICE!
Risk of product damage! Never use the product with the air inlet openings
pointing downwards.Dirty air can be sucked in.
NOTICE!
Risk of product damage!
The product must always be used with one of the cap nozzles.
WARNING!
Risk of injury!Use the stand (F) for resting the device. Don’t put the device down
on any inflammable surface.

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- Attach the required cap nozzle (②).
- On/off (③)
- Adjust the temperature by turning the temperature controller(C)④.
The set temperature is shown in the display(D)
- As soon as the work is completed pull out the mains plug and put the product on its
stand (F) to let it cool down (⑤).
Cleaning and maintenance
WARNING!
Risk of injury!Switch off the product and disconnect the mains plug before all
cleaning and maintenance work. Wait until all moving parts have come to a
complete stop and the product has cooled down.
Cleaning the product
Careful handling and regular cleaning ensure that the product remains functional and
efficient for a long time.
- Wipe down the product with a slightly damp cloth.
- Never spray the product with water or expose it to water.
- Never use detergents or solvents for cleaning. This can cause irreparable damage to
the product. The plastic parts can be eaten away by the chemicals.
- Keep the air inlet openings and nozzle clear of impurities and blockages.

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