During operation, do not touch the nozzle
attached to the device! Risk of burns!
Please note that the device requires a cool-
ing-down phase after it has been switched
off!
The special shapes of the three nozzles in-
cluded in the delivery enable the air jet to
conform to the shape of the work. Depend-
ing on the intended application, they are
simply attached or removed, as shown in
Fig. 2.
Positioning the heat gun
Setting down the heat gun MH 550
The housing has small elevations (Item 3
Fig. 1) upon which the gun can be set down.
These elevations make sure that the air jet
is always directed upwards. Please note
that when using particular attachment noz-
zles, there may be contact between the noz-
zle and the depositing surface! This
presents a risk of burning and scorching!
Setting up your heat gun MH 550 (Fig. 3):
Please clamp both sides of the wire stand in
the rear ventilation slits as seen in Fig. 3.
The device can then be set up as shown in
the illustration. The air jet points up. This
makes it possible to hold and process a
work piece with both hands.
Hanging up the heat gun MH 550
The top of the housing has a foldable hook,
see Fig. 4. The MH 550 can be hooked and
hung up here, such as on a spring balancer.
Cleaning and Care:
Caution:
Always pull out the mains plug before main-
tenance, cleaning and repairs. If the mains
plug remains in the power socket, then
there is a risk of electric shock!
Have your device repaired only by qualified
specialists using only original spare parts.
This ensures that the safety of the device is
retained.
Regularly check the power lead of the elec-
tric device. If the lead is damaged, have it
repaired by qualified specialists. The insula-
tion of the cable could be accidentally
scorched. This can cause electric shock or
a short-circuit! This presents a risk of elec-
tric shock! Mortal danger!
With the exception of occasional cleaning,
the device is primarily maintenance-free.
Observe the following when cleaning:
To ensure a long service life, the machine
should be cleaned with a soft cloth, hand
brush or paintbrush after each time it is
used.
The outside of the housing can be cleaned
with a soft, possibly damp cloth or with a
brush. In this process, mild soap or another
suitable cleaning agent can be used. Sol-
vents or cleaning agents containing alcohol
(e.g. petrol, cleaning alcohol etc.) should be
avoided, since they can attack the plastic
parts.
No other special maintenance activities are
necessary beyond that.
Disposal:
Do not dispose of the device in the house-
hold waste! The machine contains materials
that can be recycled. If you have questions
concerning this topic, please contact your
municipal disposal company or other appro-
priate municipal institutions.
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