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OE 0610

INDUCTION HEATER

TOOL SAFETY

1. Before plugging in the heating inductor, make sure that the outlet voltage supplied is

compatible with the voltage marked on the label and within 10% of the stated voltage. An

outlet voltage incompatible with that specified on the label can result in serious hazards and

damage to the heating inductor.

2. Ensure attachment is securely located. Coil and main are firmly tightened before use.

3. Do not use the heating inductor for longer than the stated duty cycle: 2 minutes on followed

by 2 minutes off. The main circuit board has an overheat protection device, however the

attachments do not have overheat protection so should not be used for more than 5 minutes

of continued use.

4. Please ensure that the cooling fan is running when the power switch is operated, if the fan

does not run DO NOT use the heating inductor and contact your reseller or the CLAS after

sales service.

5. When using the flexible soft coil, 3 to 4 coils is the optimum number needed for best

6. Do not leave the coil plugged into the induction heater mains when not in use.

7. Do not attempt to repair the induction heater by yourselves. Please contact your reseller or

the CLAS after sales service.

OPERATION

1. To prolong your heating inductor, leave an 10mm air gap between the coil and the work

piece. Holding of the coil directly on the hot material can cause the burning of the coil

insulation, thereby shortening the service life of the coils. We recommend limiting direct

contact of the coil with the hot material to the minimum.

2. Choose the appropriately sized coil to give the closest fit to the work piece.

3. Insert both ends of the coil into the coil location socket and tighten the thumb screws

securely.

4. Activate the power switch to run the heating inductor for 1-3 minutes until enough heat has

been applied to the work piece to break the rust/corrosion bond.

5. Release the power switch to turn off the power.

6. Do not use portable generators. The unstable voltage will damage the unit and void the

warranty.

7. Turn unit off and allow the unit and all attachments to cool for at least 20 minutes. Handling

the unit or parts before they have cooled may result in injury.

8. Make sure the unit is turned off and unplugged. After cool enough, use a dry, clean, non-

abrasive cloth or paper towel to remove grease, oil, and other dirt from the heating inductor

and electrical lead before returning them to the storage case. Storage of unit while still hot

may result in damage to equipment or pose a fire hazard.