U-Line H-915 User manual
PAGE 1 OF 2 0315 IH-915
πH-915
INDUSTRIAL HEAT GUN
1-800-295-5510
uline.com
2 speed/temp. setting 350/500º C
various temp. control 45~500º C
SAFETY
Before starting, please carefully read all instructions.
Pay close attention to safety guidelines and warnings
included for your protection. Save these instructions for
future use.
WARNING
For safe operation, read manual thoroughly.
•To reduce risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose
to rain or moisture. Store indoors.
•Nozzle gets extremely hot when operating. Wear
gloves and eye protection. Do not touch the nozzle
while, or shortly after, operating the gun.
•When servicing, use only identical replacement parts.
•Never use the heat gun as a hair dryer.
•Never direct the hot airflow toward people or animals.
•Never use the heat gun near flammable materials or
gases.
•Always wear eye protection when removing paint.
•Do not wear loose-fitting clothing or jewelry. Wear
nonskid footwear and a protective hair covering to
contain long hair.
•Keep the gun handle dry, clean, and free of oil and
grease.
•Always store the gun in a safe place, out of the reach
of children. It is not a toy.
•Know the work environment. Areas behind ceilings,
floors and soffits may contain highly flammable
materials. Always check these areas before applying
heat.
•Keep work area clean, uncluttered & well lit.
•To avoid injury, keep children and visitors away from
work area and coming in contact with the gun.
•Guard against electric shock by preventing contact
with grounded surfaces (for example: pipes, radiators,
ranges, refrigerator enclosures).
•Never carry the gun by its power cord or yank the
cord from an electrical outlet.
•Only use rated extension cords.
•When tool is used outdoors, employ only extension
cords intended for use outdoors and so marked
"W-A".
•When working on small or irregular shaped objects,
secure in a vise or clamps.
•Disconnect the gun when not in use. If the gun stops
during operation, disconnect from the power supply
and have serviced by authorized service personnel.
•Do not operate the gun when tired or taking
medication or drugs that may cause drowsiness.
•A fire may arise if the appliance is not used with care.
•Do not apply heat to the same place for long
durations.
•Place tool on its stand after use and allow to cool
before storage.
•Do not leave the gun unattended when in use.
•If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced
by a special cord assembly available from the
manufacturer or its service agent.
•The appliance is not intended for use by young
children or infirm persons without supervision.
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STRIPPING OF PAINT, VARNISH
Various paint finishes react to heat differently as far as
time needed for stripping and how they appear when
heated.
Latex may simply soften. Oil base paints will bubble or
blister and may start to lift off the wood. Pretesting is
recommended, so you do not scorch the wood beneath
by use of excess heat.
Choose a suitable scraper, turn on heat gun and allow it
to reach full heating power. Point the airflow at the work
to be done, keeping the nozzle about 3-4" away from
its surface. Allow the paint to thoroughly soften. Move
the gun slightly from side to side. Do not overheat paint.
Always keep scraper clean for best result.
REMOVAL OF ADHESIVE FLOOR TILE
Under high heat, floor tile adhesives will soften. Point heat
gun to small area and lift tile with a scraper, moving the
heat gun ahead as tile lifts.
OTHER JOBS
REMOVING: Self-Adhesive stickers and trim.
LOOSENING: Rusted, over tightened nuts and metal
screws.
THAWING: Frozen steel pipes, door locks,
padlocks, etc.
DRYING: Paint and varnishes, as well as wet,
damaged timber prior to filling with
compound and refinishing.
SOFTENING: Old putty before removal and
replacement.
SHRINKING: PVC or polyolefin shrink-wrap sheeting for
packaging protection.
Polyvinyl wire joint.
WAXING: Waxing or dewaxing skis.
IMPORTANT
•Keep the air intake and outlet openings clean and
free of dirt and debris.
•Do not use gasoline, lacquer, turpentine or similar
substances to clean the tool. Use only a dampened
cloth. Do not immerse any part of the heat gun into
any liquid or let any liquid gas inside the gun.
Gun will not turn on. If the gun has recently been used for an extended
period of time, allow the gun to cool for 20-30 minutes
and try again. The internal thermostat may be keeping
the gun from turning on.
Gun blows only cool air. Adjust the dial on the back of the unit.
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