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Draper 78774 User manual

SOLDERING IRON
78774
MICRO BUTANE EN
Original Instructions
Version 2 – March 2023
1. Specication
2. HealthandSafetyWarnings
• Observe all standard safety precautions and good
practices when working with naked ames, solder and
ammable fuels.
• Keep the work environment clear and well-lit, with
bystanders at a safe distance.
• Keep this product out of reach of children at all times.
• ALWAYS wear appropriate eye and face protection and
protective gloves when using this product.
 − Take additional precautions when using chemicals
like ux or solder paste; refer to the manufacturer
instructions for safe use.
• Check the soldering iron for damaged, clogged or
corroded parts and leaks before every use.
 − DO NOT use the product if it is damaged or leaking
in any way; contact Draper Tools for repair and
replacement options.
 − If you suspect that the product is leaking gas, move
it to an external environment immediately.
Important: The product can be tested for leaks by
dabbing soapy water solution on joints and
connections while gas is added to or stored in the
product. Leaks will create a steady feed of soapy
bubbles at the breach point.
• Use ONLY in well-ventilated environments.
• DO NOT use this product in environments where paint
fumes, solvents and other ammable materials are
present.
• Use only good quality butane gas.
 WARNING!Butanegasishighlyammable;
handle it carefully and in accordance with the
instructions on the canister.
• During rst use, allow a few minutes for the product to
settle once ignited before directing it towards the
workpiece.
WARNING! The metal parts of the soldering iron
becomeveryhotduringuse.DONOTtouchthe
barrel,solderingtiporworkpieceuntiltheyhave
cooled thoroughly.
 WARNING!Avoidcontactwithskin,clothingor
otherammablematerials.
• DO NOT leave the product running while unattended.
• DO NOT expose the product to temperatures above 49°C
(120°F) or to prolonged periods of sunlight.
• ALWAYS switch o the product while it is not in use and
ensure that the control lever remains in its lowest
position.
• After each use, ensure that the ame is fully
extinguished, the control lever is in its lowest position
and the product has completely cooled before storing.
• DO NOT attempt to disassemble or modify this tool in
any way.
• ALWAYS refuel outside.
• NEVER smoke while refuelling.
WARNING! This product is not insulated against
electricity.NEVERusethisproductonworkpieces
that are connected to electrical power.
WARNING! ALWAYS ensure that the control
leverremainsintheopositionafteruse.
Ifthefuelsupplyisre-engaged,residual
heat can cause reignition without operating
theignitionbutton.Oncethetoolhas
cooled,followthenormalignition
procedure to reignite.
Stock No. 78774
Part No. GT8
Fuel type Butane
Approx. temperature 200 – 400°C
Operating time (one gas
lling)
20 mins approx. at mid
setting
Dimensions W 147 × H 35 × Ø 20mm
Weight (80% gas ll) 54g
Read this manual in full before using this product and
retain it for future use. Always use the latest version of the
manual. Please visit drapertools.com/manuals for the
latest version of this manual.
3. Refuelling
 WARNING!Beforellingtheproduct,ALWAYS
ensurethatthecontrolleverisinitslowest
position.ONLYusebutanegastofueltheproduct.
Important: This product is not shipped with butane gas
and MUST be fuelled before use.
1 Fig.
(A)
1. Turn the soldering iron upside-down and push the
butane can nozzle rmly into the lling valve (A).
2. Filling begins automatically and takes only a few
seconds.
The fuel level can be viewed through the window (B)
beneath the control lever (C).
3. Allow a few minutes after lling for the gas in the
product to stabilise.
 WARNING!Allowescapedgastodispersebefore
lighting the soldering iron. NEVER light the
product while a gas canister is inserted into the
llingvalve.
4. IgnitionandUse
WARNING! Keep your hands and face away from
thebarrelwhenignitingandoperatingthe
product.Gripthesolderingironbythehandleonly.
1. Fuel the product and allow the gas to settle.
2. Move the control lever (C) to the ON position to start
the fuel supply.
2 Fig.
(C)
(B)
3. Depress the ignition button (D) repeatedly until the
ame is lit.
3 Fig.
(D)
4. Adjust the size and temperature of the ame using
the control lever.
5. Allow approximately 30 seconds for the ame to
reach temperature, then direct the soldering tip
safely towards the workpiece.
6. Place the soldering tip against the appropriate area
of the workpiece and apply solder to the point of
contact as required.
Important: DO NOT apply excessive solder; use only
as much as is required for the connection.
7. To switch o the product, move the control lever
fully to the OFF position. Allow the soldering iron to
cool thoroughly.
– The clear lid (E) can be used as a stand while
cooling.
4 Fig.
(E)
Important: Avoid using the product in sideways or inverted
orientations as this may interrupt the ow of fuel to the
ame.
WARNING!ALWAYSensurethatthecontrollever
remainsintheopositionafteruse.Ifthefuel
supplyisre-engaged,residualheatcancause
reignitionwithoutoperatingtheignitionbutton.
Oncethetoolhascooled,followthenormal
ignition procedure to reignite.
20
min
REFILLABLE
5. MaintenanceandDisposal
WARNING!ALWAYSensurethatthecontrollever
is in the OFF position and that the soldering iron is
completelycoolbeforemaintainingorstoringthe
product.
• Keep the barrel clean and dry.
 − Use a dry cloth ONLY to clean the barrel.
 − Clean the soldering tip using a wet sponge while the
tip is hot.
WARNING!Takecarenottotouchanypartofthe
headassemblywhilethesolderingtipishot.
 − DO NOT use solvents or other aggressive chemicals
to clean the product as they may damage plastic or
insulated parts.
• Keep the air vents of the barrel free from dust and
obstructions.
• Store the product in a clean, cool and dry location, out
of direct sunlight and out of reach of children.
• At the end of its working life, dispose of the product
responsibly and in line with local regulations. Recycle
where possible. Exhaust the fuel before disposing of the
product and dispose of butane separately and
responsibly.
6. ExplanationofSymbols
Read the instruction leaet
Max. potential operating time per refuel
Operating temperature
Rellable gas
Keep out of the reach of children
200°C
400°C
–
Helpline: +44 (0) 23 8049 4344 Sales Desk: +44 (0) 23 8049 4333 General Enquiries: +44 (0) 23 8026 6355 Website: drapertools.com Email: [email protected]
Draper Tools Limited, Hursley Road, Chandler’s Ford, Eastleigh, Hampshire, SO53 1YF, UK Delta International BV, Oude Graaf 8, 6002 NL, Weert, Netherlands 0923

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