Draper HG1601 Manuel d'instructions - Page 7

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APPLICATIONS

The following instructions should only be used

Fig.5

as a guide as the ideal temperature should be

ascertained by performing a test on the

workpiece. Heating efficiency will vary

depending on the properties of the workpiece,

and the distance kept between the metal nozzle

and the workpiece.

PAINT REMOVAL Fig.5

Switch the hot air gun on to the higher heat

setting and position the metal nozzle at least 1"

from the work surface. Now move the hot air

gun gently over a small area, as the paint

softens and blisters carefully remove the paint

using a suitable scraper or spatula. Note: Do not

heat the paint too long as the paint will burn

thus making it more difficult to remove.

PAINT REMOVAL FROM WINDOW FRAMES Fig.6

IMPORTANT: Do not direct the hot air gun at the

glass during use as it may crack. Always use

the glass protection nozzle ✪✌ (not supplied

see optional accessories, page 8). Do not touch

the glass with the hot metal protection nozzle.

Repeat as above for paint removal.

✪✌

Fig.6

HEATING AND SHAPING PLASTIC TUBING

Fig.7

✫✌

Fit the reflector hook nozzle ✫✌ Fig.7 (not

supplied see optional accessories, page 8).

Switch the hot air gun on to the low heat setting,

carefully heat the tubing evenly moving it from

side to side.

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