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Made in
Sweden
Ideal for removing old paint, varnish, and glue, plus a variety of tasks.
• Remove paint from facades, doors, windows, joinery, furniture and
wooden boats. The direct IR heat softens old coatings in 20-30 seconds
from a clean surface.
• Accelerate curing of coatings and plasters plus polyester lamination.
• Remove decals and stripes from cars.
• Thaw ice plugs and frozen pipes.
SPOTHEATER SH1000 •IR PAINT REMOVER
110/115 V 1000 W
For professionals and DIY.
1 866 516 7787
www.sagerestoration.com
12 Cataraqui Street, Kingston, ON K7K 1Z7
Cemented Carbide Scrapers
SPOTHEATER SH1000 •IR PAINT REMOVER
For professionals and DIY.
Using the SpotHeater SH1000
Paint Removal
Turn on the SpotHeater and allow it to warm until IR elements are glowing orange. Hold
the SpotHeater parallel to the surface for about 20 - 60 seconds, or until you see the
paint begin to soften and bubble. Safely rest the SpotHeater on its side and remove
softened paint with a sharp scraper. Removal time can vary depending on the paint lm,
the nature and thickness of the paint, and the ambient temperature and humidity on site.
While scraping, let the SpotHeater rest with the IR tube facing up and away from the
work surface so that excess heat is vented away and does not burn the substrate. When
removing paint from larger areas, you can develop a rhythm where you heat a new area
while you scraped the surface you just heated.
Other Uses
The SpotHeater can also be used for many projects such as curing and accelerated drying
of polyester laminates, plasters, paint for cars, general painting and other tasks where
curing is required. It can also be used for removing decals and stripes from cars, and can
be used for thawing ice plugs and frozen pipes. Always test for the appropriate distance
from the surface and exposure time for your project. Take special care to avoid damage
to the surface you wish to heat.
NOTE: Do not forget to always switch the unit to “OFF” when it is not in use.
Overheat Protection
In rare cases, the temperature can exceed safety levels, which will trigger the automatic
shutoff protection. CAUTION: When the automatic overheat protection is triggered,
the light on the ON-OFF switch stays on, even if the device has stopped working.
Once cooled, the unit will automatically start functioning again. Turn the power
switch to “OFF” and wait until the SpotHeater has cooled.
ACCESSORIES:
Window Restoration
With the SpotHeater SH1000, you can easily remove
old paint and putty in the same operation. This method
is gentle on wood, but glass exposed to heat must be
protected with a heat shield. Position the SpotHeater with
one side shield set at the putty line so as to avoid the
glass. This method is gentle on wood and reduces the risk
of cracking the glass. The softened paint and putty can be
removed carefully with a sharp scraper. Use the optional
support bar accessory for hands-free operation.
Carbon Steel
Scrapers
Guidelines for working safely
with the SpotHeater SH1000
CAUTION: As with any power tool,
it is important to folllow common
safety precautions. Read the
guidelines carefully for safe use
and handling.
NOT RATED FOR CONTINUOUS DUTY: Use for max. 2 hrs. at a time.
• Keep the work area free of ammable materials
and at a safe distance from ammable gases and
liquids.
• Connect the SpotHeater to a 110V GFCI power
outlet and set the power switch to “ON”. The IR
tube will reach operating temperature in about 1
minute.
• Make sure you have a rm grip. Always work with
protective gloves. Avoid touching the SpotHeater’s
metal parts and loosened paint, as these can be
very hot.
• Before use, check that all parts of the SpotHeater
are rmly intact. Should any parts be damaged,
they should be replaced before using.
• Do not inhale fumes. Ensure good ventilation and
always use a protective mask when removing old
coatings.
• Keep the SpotHeater clean and dry. Dirty IR
tubes and reectors could lead to re. Check
the IR tube, the protective grille, and the power
cable regularly. Replace any damaged parts
immediately. IR tubes should be handled with care.
Should they be damaged, immediately turn off the
SpotHeater, and replace with a new IR tube.
• Do not allow children or other unauthorized
contact with the SpotHeater while it is in use.
• Do not use SpotHeater in the rain or in damp
locations.
• Avoid body contact with grounded objects while
using the SpotHeater (i.e.: metal pipes, radiators,
and refrigerators).
• Heating for too long in one place can lead to re.
Test for optimal heating time. Ensure to have a re
extinguisher within easy reach. If a re occurs,
immediately switch off the tool and place it out
of reach of the re. Never leave the SpotHeater
unattended during operation or shortly after. Let
the tool cool down before leaving it unattended.
• The power cable should always be unplugged when
the SpotHeater is not in use. Before unplugging
from the power outlet, always turn the power
switch to “OFF”. Use only approved extension
cords. Never carry the SpotHeater by the power
cable or pull the power cable out of the outlet.
• For repair, use only original parts. Faulty parts may
cause a risk of injury. Original parts are required
for the warranty to apply. The SpotHeater is
manufactured in accordance with current safety
regulations and should only be repaired by a
licenced specialist.
1 866 516 7787
www.sagerestoration.com
12 Cataraqui Street, Kingston, ON K7K 1Z7
Made in
Sweden
SPOTHEATER SH1000 •IR PAINT REMOVER
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Maintenance
With an emphasis on simple
design, the SpotHeater SH1000
is designed to be reliable and
durable, where it is easy to
replace parts when necessary.
Removing and installing the IR tube
CAUTION: Before changing the infrared tube, ensure that
the SpotHeater is not connected to a power outlet and is
not hot.
1. Loosen the screws in the grille and lift it together with
the IR tube covers. Loosen the screws holding IR tube
in place.
2. Lift out the old IR tube and put the new IR tube in its
place.
3. Hold the IR tube with one hand while tightening the
screws with the other. The IR tube is made of glass and
is sensitive to excess vibration, so be sure to secure it
rmly.
4. Put back the IR tube covers and then the protective
grille, and secure them both rmly.
NOTE: Recycle old IR tubes where possible.
1 866 516 7787
www.sagerestoration.com
12 Cataraqui Street, Kingston, ON K7K 1Z7