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Skil 8007 NA [8/156] Application advice

USE

• On/o switch with 2 temperature settings 4

! check if switch A is in position “0” before

plugging in

- switch on the tool by pushing switch A in desired

position:

I = 50°C + air ow 250-500 litres/minute

II = 50°C ... 650°C, air ow 250-500 litres/minute

- when using it for the rst time, some smoke may emit

from the tool; this is normal and will soon cease

- switch o the tool by pushing switch A in position “0”

• Temperature setting 5

- set desired target temperature in steps of 10°C by

pressing buttons B briey

- pressing buttons B constantly increases/decreases

the target temperature continuously until the buttons

are released or the minimum/maximum temperature is

reached

- after the target temperature is set, display D shows the

actual rising/falling temperature until the desired

temperature is reached (in position “II” only)

- the target temperature will be stored in the memory of

the tool, so that each time after switching on the tool

heats up to the last selected target temperature

• Air ow setting 6

- set desired air ow in steps of 50 l/min by pressing

buttons C briey

- display D shows the actual air ow setting in a bar

graph

• General use

- determine the right temperature by testing out on an

inconspicuous part of the workpiece; start with a low

temperature setting

- the temperature drops as the distance between the air

outlet/nozzle and the workpiece increases

- the temperature required depends on the material to

be worked on

• Stationary use 7

- set the tool down on its rear in an upright position

- make sure the surface is clean and dustfree; polluted

air damages the motor

- make sure the air ow is directed away from you

- secure the cord to prevent pulling down the tool

- do not touch the air outlet/nozzle

- make sure nothing drops into the air outlet/nozzle

- carefully hold the tool with one hand while switching it

o with the other hand, and then allow it to cool down

• Holding and guiding the tool 8

- hold the tool with one hand

- keep ventilation slots F 2 uncovered

• Standard accessories 2

- glass protection nozzle G (for deecting air ow)

- at nozzle H (for broadening air ow)

- reector nozzle J (for reecting air ow)

- reduction nozzle K (for concentrating air ow)

NOTES:

- all application examples (except removing paint

next to glass) can be performed without accessories;

however, using the appropriate accessory simplies

the work and signicantly improves the quality of the

results

- this tool can also be used in combination with

BOSCH- and other commonly available accessories

for heat guns

• Mounting/removing accessories

- simply t the accessory onto air outlet L 2

- remove an accessory by pulling it o to the front after it

has cooled down

! mount an accessory only when the air outlet is

cold, when the switch is in position “0” and when

the plug is disconnected

- use nozzle release ring E for easy removing hot

nozzles 9

• Hanging ring M 0

- for easy storage of the tool

! allow the tool to cool down for at least 30 minutes

before storage

• Constant heat control (overload protection)

Protects heating element from damage when tool is

overloaded without having to stop it and/or let it cool

down for a period of time

- when the temperature gets too high, the heating

element switches itself o, while the motor continues

to run and produces cold air

- when the temperature has dropped suciently (taking

only a few seconds), the heating element will be

switched on automatically

! when the tool is switched off after working at a

high temperature setting, and switched on again

after a short break, it may take a while before the

heating element reaches the desired temperature

APPLICATION ADVICE

• Removing paint/lacquer !

- use a clean, sharp scraper

- scrape rmly, when the paint softens

- experiment to establish the length of time necessary to

apply the heat for optimal results

- scrape the softened paint immediately, or it will harden

again

- keep a 30° to 40° angle between the tool and the

workpiece

- remove paint and debris immediately from the scraper

to prevent them from ignition

- scrape with the grain of the wood, wherever possible

- do not direct the hot air ow towards the same surface

for too long

- dispose of all paint debris safely

- thoroughly clean the work area after completing the

job

! be careful when removing layers of paint in old

buildings;inthepastthebuildingmayhavebeen

painted with paint containing lead, which is

highly poisonous

! exposure to even low levels of lead can cause

seriousbrainandnervoussystemdamage;

young and unborn children are particularly

vulnerable

! have lead-based paint removed by a professional

without using a heatgun

OTHER APPLICATION EXAMPLE:

★ removing (synthetic) wall covering

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USE this tool can also be used in combination with BOSCH and other commonly available accessories for heat guns Mounting removing accessories simply fit the accessory onto air outlet L remove an accessory by pulling it oft to the front after it has cooled down mount an accessory only when the air outlet Is cold when the switch Is In position 0 and when the plug Is disconnected use nozzle release ring E for easy removing hot nozzles Hanging ring M for easy storage of the tool I allow the tool to cool down for at least 30 minutes before storage Constant heat control overload protection Protects heating element from damage when tool is werloaded without having to stop it and or let it cool down for a period of time when the temperature gets too high the heating element switches itself off while the motor continues to run and produces cold air when the temperature has dropped sufficiently taking only a few seconds the heating element will be switched on automatically I when the tool Is switched off after working at a high temperature setting and switched on again after a short break It may take a while before the heating element reaches the desired temperature On off switch with 2 temperature settings I check if switch A Is In position 0 before plugging in switch on the tool by pushing switch A in desired position I 50 C air flow 250 500 litres minute II 50 C 650 C air flow 250 500 litres minute when using itfor the first time some smoke may emit from the tool this is normal and will soon cease switch oft the tool by pushing switch A in position 0 Temperature setting set desired target temperature in stepsof 10 C by pressing buttons B briefly pressing buttons B constantly increases decreases the target temperature continuously until the buttons are released or the minimum maximum temperature is reached after the target temperature is set display D shows the actual rising falling temperature until the desired temperature is reached in position II only the target temperature will be stored in the memory of the tool so that each time after switching on the tool heats up to the last selected target temperature Airflow setting set desired air flow in steps of 50 l min by pressing buttons C briefly display D shows the actual air flow setting in a bar graph General use determine the right temperature by testing out on an inconspicuous part of the workpiece start with a low temperature setting the temperature drops as the distance between the air outlet nozzle and the workpiece increases the temperature required depends on the material to be worked on Stationary use set the tool down on its rear in an upright position make sure the surface is clean and dustfree polluted air damages the motor make sure the air flow is directed away from you secure the cord to prevent pulling down the tool do not touch the air outlet nozzle make sure nothing drops into the air outlet nozzle carefully hold the tool with one hand while switching it oft with the other hand and then allow itto cool down Holding and guiding the tool hold the tool with one hand keep ventilation slots F uncovered Standard accessories glass protection nozzle G for deflecting air flow flat nozzle H for broaden ing al r flow reflector nozzle J for reflecting air flow reduction nozzle K for concentrating air flow NOTES all application examples except removing paint next to glass can be performed without accessories however using the appropriate accessory simplifies the work and significantly improves the quality of the results APPLICATION ADVICE Removing paint lacquer use a clean sharp scraper scrape firmly when the pal nt softens experimentto establish the length of time necessary to apply the heat for optimal results scrape the softened paint immediately or it will harden again keep a 30 to 40 angle between the tool and the workpiece remove paint and debris immediately from the scraper to prevent them from ignition scrape with the grain of the wood wherever possible do not direct the hot air flow towards the same surface for too long dispose of all paint debris safely thoroughly clean the work area after completing the job I be careful when removing layers of paint In old buildings In the past the building may have been painted with paint containing lead which is highly poisonous exposure to even low levels of lead can cause serious brain and nervous system damage young and unborn children are particularly vulnerable have lead based paint removed by a professional without using a heatgun OTHER APPLICATION EXAMPLE removing synthetic wall covering 8

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