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Master ULTRATORCH UT-50 User manual

Your butane powered heat tool was carefully lested and Inspected before 11 was
sh~ppedlrom the factory We warrant thls productto be free from defects m
materials
and workmansh~punder normaluseandservlce for one year from date of purchase
Inthe event of a defecttn mater~alsor workmansh~p,we
will
e~therrepalr or replace.
w~thoutcharge, at our optton, any part
which
In our judgement shows evidence of
such defect.
This
warranty does not apply to the attachments. t~ps,burner, or ejector, vhlch are
Items requlnng penodlc replacement, nor does ~tapply ~fthe butane powered heat
tool has been mlsused. abused, altered, tampered wlth, or used with butane fuel
other than MasterAppl~ance
Ultratane butane fuel At the end of the warranty per~od,
Master Appl~anceshall be under no further obl~gation,expressed or ~mpl~ed.Some
states do not allow l~mltat~onson how long an ~mpl~edwarranty lasts, so the above
limltat~onmaynot apply to you
MaslerAppl~anceassumes no responslbllltyfor and thls warranty shall not cover any
tncldental or consequent~aldamages from any defect m
this
productor 11suse
Some slates do not allow the excluston or l~mflat~onof ~nctdentafor consequential
damages,so the above exclus~onmay not apply to you.
This
warranty glves you specrflcnghts and you mayalso have other nghts
which
may
vary
from slate to state For warranty repalr a proof of purchase f&&it%r
dthei
appropriate
proof of date 1s
required
w~thyour retum for warranty repair
to
Master
Appl~anceAll warranty cla~msmust
be
made to Master Appliance and not the
dlstr~butorWe decllne respons~b~lrtywhere repairs have been made or attemptedby
others Any d~tferentguarantee made by others
IS
not
authorized
by us
If
a warranty
clam 1s to
be
made please retum your Master Heat Tool prepa~d,w~thproof of
purchaseand a note descr~b~ngthe problemto our ReparDepartment. See below.
For repalr servlce we charge a flat rate fee Please call Master Appl~ancefor the flat
ratecharge returnyour MasterHeat Toot prepa~d.w~tha notedescrlblngthe problem
to
1
.WARNING.Tha product, when uSed for
soldering
andslmllar appllcat~ons.
produceschemlcelsknownto the State of Calrfom~ato cause cancer
and
birth
defectsor other
reproductive
harm
ADVERTENC1A:EI estadode Callfornlatlene conoclmlentos de que este producto,
cuandose usaen soldaduras o apllcac~onesstmtlares,produce
agentesquunlcos que puedenprovocarcancer, defectosmgenitos
ydanosal sistemareproductor
2.WARNING:By-products of the combust~onof the fuel used by thls product contaln
chernlcals knownto the Stateof Cal~forn~ato cause cancer and repro
dudlve harm,
ADVERTENCIA:EI estadode Callfomiatlene conoclmlentos de que 10s produclos
re~~dualesde lacombus~on
del
combustible usado
por
este
producto,cont~enesubstanc~asquimicasque puedenprovocar
cancery danos alsistema reproductor
3.WARNING:The Departmentof TransportatlooHazardousMater~alRegulat~om
forb~dthe carnageof butane or other flammablegas productson
passengera~rcraflDo not pack thls Itemor any other Hammablegas
Item. Inany checkedor carry-onbaggage
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mUSTERR
APPLIANCE
Des~gnersand Manufacturers
of Heat Tool. for Industry
MasterAppl~anceCorp
2420-18thStreet
Raclne.WI
53402
U
S
A
Tel (262)633-7791
Facs~m~te(262)633-9745
web
www
masterappl~ance.com
e-mall sales@masterappllance com Rev 2
Pleasesh~ptool prepa~dEnclosea notedescrlb~ng
your problem Made10Japan
ULTRATORCH
"
UT-50
Please read, understand and keep this
manualfor future reference
OperatingInstructions
Unit operates on butane gas
and creates infrared heat
effectivelyby the use of a catalyst.
Beforefilling, make sure
switch ring is off.
Press the nozzle into the refill
opening. When the unit is full, the
gas will overflow the refill nozzle.
(
OCheck the window for fuel level.
I
N0TICE:Before igniting your Ultratorch the first time, completelyfill the
tank with butane.Then wait
5
minutes. During this time tilt the Ultratorch
upand down several times. This initial waiting period gives the wick inside
the fueltank time to absorb the butane and allows for lubrication of the filter.
IGNITIONVENT KNURLEDNUT
SWITCH
RING
Ignition hstructions
1.
Pushthe switch ring up andturn to the right. Place
the indicatordot on
1
or lower.
2.
Pushthe knurled nut upward exposingthe
ignition vents.
3.
Ignite
as
shown by Figure
3,
keepingthe vent open.
Holdknurlednut until glow appearsfrom catalyst. Release
the knurlednut, which will returnto its original position.
4.
The heat of the soldering tip can becontrolled by
rotatingthe switch ring between position
1
and
3.
I
SWITCH RING
I
1.
Loosen and removetip by turning the knurlednut to the
right as shown in Figure4.
2.
Pushthe switch ring up andturn to the right untilthe
indicatordot is on
1
or lower.
3.
Igniteas shown by Figure
5.
4.
Adjust the flame length by rotatingthe switch ring
betweenposition
1
and
3.
I
OptionalParts
A
vailable
SOLDERINGTIPS
CARRYING STRAP
.
4.
CAUTION: Temperature is high at tip area. Wait for tips
to cool before changing. Keep hands andcombustibles
from tip area while in use.
5.
Do not immerse heatedparts in water; allow to
cool naturally.
6.
Use only butane gas specified by manufacturer.
Do not use propane gas or any other types of fluids.
7.
Do not store in temperaturesover 4O0C/104"F.
8.
Do not store in a car during periodsof high temperatures
as
fuel tank could possiblyrupture.
9.
Store away from children.
1
Troubleshooting
-
TROUBLE CAUSE SOLUTION
DOES
NOTIGNITE
1.
Emptyfuel
1.
Refuel
2.
Ejectornozzle is clogged
2.
Loosenretaining ring.
screw out ejector
&
replace.
3.
Fuelsettingtoo high
3.
Reducethe fuel setting on
the switch ring.
LOW
GAS
PRESSURE
1.
Forelgnobject blocklngtips.
1.
Clean out or replace tips.
LOW
FLAME
2.
Coldfuel
2.
Holdin handstoallow unit
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to warm up.
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HANDLE.
3.
Low fuel
3.
Refuel
NOT
ENOUGH
HEAT
1.
Used-upcatalyst
1.
Purchase new tip
2.
Low fueL
2.
Refuel
NOTE:
The Mini-Ultratorch UT-50utilizesthe energy producedwhile evaporating
butane gas. Ambient temperatures affect operation. Adjust the unit as necessary.
Sizelwithoutcap
165
mm
with ca~
173
mm
arldturning right till tight.
1.
Avoid filling in areas where flames are present.
2.
Be sure to turn switch ring "off" after use. Keep
protectivecap on unit when not in use.
3.
Do not use alcohol or alcohol base cleaner
on fuel window.
Soldering Iron 200-45O0C
1392-842°F
equivalent to
80
watt electric solderina iron
FlamelessHeatTool 430°C/806"F
max.
ButaneTorch 1300°C
(2372'F)max.
OperatingTime/full
tank Approx.
20
min.
Specifications may change without notice.

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