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• Failure to use the device with care may result in a fire. Cutting blades can
reach temperatures of up to 500°C. To prevent accidents, the cutting blade
must not be touched after the trigger has been pressed. Do not use the device
in a potentially explosive atmosphere, remove all flammable materials/liquids
before use, use a heat-resistant work surface and keep your working area clean.
• Before use, inspect the device for damage and check that the cutting blade is
firmly in place in the correct position. If damaged, do not use; contact custom-
er service.
• For reasons of safety and licensing (CE), the unauthorised modification and/or
alteration of the heat cutting machine is not permitted.
• Protect the tool from liquids and moisture, as these can cause fires, short
circuiting and electric shocks.
• Ensure there is adequate ventilation during operation. Take care that no harm-
ful fumes or gases are inhaled. Wear protective clothing where necessary.
• The hot cutting blade must not be brought into contact with heat-sensitive or
flammable materials or with skin, hair etc.
• Do not leave the device unsupervised while it is operating. During longer work
interruptions, the device should be disconnected from the power supply.
• After use, allow the tool to cool down before putting it away.
• When the device is not in use, store it in a safe place and protect it from dust
and moisture.
• National and international occupational health and safety provisions must be
observed.
Commissioning
1. Unscrew the binding screws.
2. Insert the cutting blade.
3. Tighten binding screws again carefully.
4. Before you plug in the tool, check the voltage which is indicated on the label.
5. When you press down the switch the cutting blade heats up. After about 6-8 secs. the
suitable cutting temperature is received.
6. The blade may be cleaned with a metal brush while it is still warm.
7. After working release the switch of the heatcutter
