User manual DREMEL 700 MOTO LATHE

[. . . ] There is a danger of burning yourself with the flame or with liquid soldering tin. Do not use the appliance when it is leaking, shows any sign of damage or is malfunctioning. If the appliance is leaking (gas smell) immediately take it outside and check the tightness without a flame, please always use soap sud. [. . . ] Filling or refilling the gas cylinder must be done in a well ventilated place far away from any possible sources of ignition, open flames, pilot lights, electrical cookware and away from other persons. Be sure to observe the safety instructions and warning notices on the refill cylinder do not make any modifications to the appliance. Store your tool in an appropriate place with an ambient temperature between 10°C and 50°C. Always allow the tool to cool fully before removing / replacing tips and / or installing / replacing the nozzle. Do not puncture or incinerate container or store at temperature above 50ºC. The unit, accessories and packaging should be sorted for environment-friendly recycling. Description Model number Power source Tank capacity Run time Heat-up time Nominal heat input (consumption) Cool-down time Temperature Dremel Versatip 2000 Refined butane gas ± 17 ml. Please familiarize yourself with the components of the Dremel Versatip (figure 1), the different tips (figure 6) and the kit content (figure 7) before use. When using the open flame or hot air the Dremel Versatip is at the correct temperature immediately after ignition. Slide in the catalyst into the flame guard with the narrow part facing outward. Place the flame guard and catalyst back on to the tool and securely tighten the flame guard nut. The soldering tip, cutting knife tip, shaping knife tip and hot blower tip can be screwed onto the catalyst. The wide flame head tip and the deflector tip can be slid over the end of the catalyst. Should the nozzle be clogged, follow these steps to replace the nozzle: 1. MOST COMMON USE Soldering tip: used for regular soldering activities, using soldering tin. hot cutting knife: cutting of nylon rope to prevent 'feathering'. [. . . ] MOST COMMON USE Soldering tip: used for regular soldering activities, using soldering tin. hot cutting knife: cutting of nylon rope to prevent 'feathering'. Shaping knife: cutting to size of sheets of plastic and other heat sensitive materials Wide flame head: preparing for detailed paint removal Hot air tip: melting of plastics and other heat-sensitive materials Deflector: shrinking of heat sensitive insulation around electrical wiring Switch the tool off and allow to fully cool down before cleaning. [. . . ]