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When switching the temperature from high to low after
the high temperature setting has already been reached,
the green LED will remain illuminated.
When switching from low to high, the LED will turn RED
indicating that the gun is warming
NOTE:
Different types of glue sticks will heat to working
temperature at different rates. Always test on a scrap piece
to make sure the glue is at optimum temperature.
WARNING:
Always place the glue gun so that nozzle does not come
in contact with anything while it is heating or when not
in use. Following this rule will reduce the risk of damage
to items, burns, fire, or serious personal injury.
SELECTING NOZZLES
The glue gun comes with a standard nozzle installed and
can utilize multiple threaded nozzle tips.
NOZZLE SELECTION GUIDE
Nozzle
Dia.
Purpose
Standard
3 mm
Versatile and suitable for
general use.
*Precision
Extended
2.5 mm
Perfect for working in nar-
row or tight spaces. Has
smaller opening and elon-
gated tip.
*Spreader
3 mm
Designed for increased hot
melt glue dispensing. Has
a large opening at the end
of a flat tip that provides a
wide coverage area.
*Angled
Extension
3 mm
Great for reaching difficult
places in many packaging
applications.
*Not included in all product configurations. Can be
purchased separately.
INSTALLING/REMOVING NOZZLES
See Figure 6, page 9.
To install:
Make sure the glue gun is turned off, the battery is re-
moved, and the glue gun has properly cooled before
replacing the nozzle.
Choose the correct nozzle for your application.
Thread the desired nozzle into the front of the glue gun.
Use the included wrench to tighten.
To remove:
Remove the rubber nozzle sleeve.
Using the included wrench, turn nozzle counterclockwise
when viewed from the nozzle tip to remove from the glue
gun.
NOTE:
If the glue has caused the tip to become difficult
to remove, then use a standard 12mm wrench or pliers
to provide extra leverage.
HELPFUL HINTS FOR USE
Before applying glue to a surface or workpiece, use a
scrap piece of paper or material that is similar to your
workpiece as a test.
Use caution when applying hot glue to thin or porous ma-
terial. The underlying surface could be damaged or glue
could adhere to the surface and be difficult to remove.
Do not force the trigger when applying hot glue. This
could damage the glue gun. Use a test piece of material
to make sure the glue has melted enough to flow without
forcing.
Apply only as much glue as needed for your application.
When gluing two objects together, do not pick up the
object to which hot glue has been applied. Instead, pick
up the other object and join it to the object to which you
have applied hot glue.
Do not use your fingers to press down on an object to
which hot glue has just been applied. This can cause hot
glue to escape from the edges or heat up the bonding
surface and possibly cause burns or damage to surround-
ing objects.
Allow glue to dry completely before moving your work to
ensure proper adhesion and reduce the risk of burns.
If applying glue to very small objects, use tweezers or
tongs to avoid getting the nozzle close to your fingers.
APPLYING HOT GLUE
See Figure 7, page 9.
Install the battery pack and turn the switch to the high or
low position.
Allow time for the glue to melt so that it flows freely from
the nozzle.
Holding the glue gun firmly, place the nozzle close to the
surface where glue will be applied.
NOTE:
Holding the glue gun too far from the intended
surface may result in applying glue to a surface other than
your workpiece or may result in “strings” of glue between
your work and the nozzle.
Pull the trigger until glue flows from the nozzle. Do not
over-apply.
OPERATION
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