extol premium 8891504 Bedienungsanleitung Seite 11

Introduction
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Dear customer,
Thank you for the confidence you have shown in the Extol® brand by purchasing this product.
This product has been tested for reliability, safety and quality according to the prescribed norms and
regulations of the European Union.
Contact our customer and consulting centre for any questions at:
www.extol.eu
Manufacturer: Madal Bal a. s., Průmyslová zóna Příluky 244, 76001 Zlín, Czech Republic
Date of issue: 29. 4. 2024
Description – purpose of use
Rechargeable cordless USB (thermal) cutter Extol® Premium 8891504
with a set of cutting attachments is intended for shortening, cutting
out, grooving and forming cutting work in plastic foam boards such
as, for example polystyrene foam, polyethylene foam, etc. The hot
line can be used to perform fine and accurate cutting out of shapes from thick
polystyrene (fig.3), whilst the entire cordless cutter unit can be clamped in a
workbench holder (fig. 8); and the blade can be used to perform shortening cuts and
cutting out of larger dimensions from thinner boards (fig. 4); using the U-shaped
blade it is possible to cut out grooves (fig. 5) or using the welding attachment it is
possible to weld plastics and more (fig. 6), but with the used of copper welding tips
it is also possible to soft solder metals (fig. 7). The cordless cutter has a sufficient
temperature for soft soldering of metals. Thanks to its ergonomic shape, the cordless cutter
is pleasant to hold, has a low weight and small dimensions for comfortable work.
Technical specifications
Model/order number
Charging voltage/charging method
Max. temperature
Built-in battery
Battery voltage without load and under load, load capacity in Wh
Charging time (depending on the discharge level)
Cutting length of line on the cutting attachment/line diameter
Length/diameter of blade (fig.1, position 5)
Width and depth of „U-shaped" grooving blade (fig.1, position 6)
Time for warming up the line to operating temperature
Time for warming up the blade to operating temperature
Charging connector of the cordless cutter
Weight of the cordless cutter without attachments
Dimensions of the cordless cutter
CONSUMABLES ARE AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE IF REQUIRED
Copper soldering tips for soft soldering of metals (fig.1, position 8), set 10 pcs
Resistance cutting line on spool 10 m (fig.1, position 10)
EN
8891504
5 V / USB
550°C
Li-ion, 2 Ah,
4 V / 3.7 V 7.4 Wh
3-4 hours
13 cm / 0.3 mm
120 mm / 1.4 mm
24 mm × 41.5 mm
30 s
60 s
USB-C
82 g
17 × 2.4 × 2.1 cm
part no. 8891504A
part no. 8891504B
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WARNING
y Prior to putting the device into
operation, carefully read the entire
user's manual before first use and
keep it with the product so that the user can
become acquainted with it. If you lend or sell
the product to somebody, include this user's
manual with it. Prevent this user's manual from
being damaged. The manufacturer takes no
responsibility for damages or injuries arising
from use that is in contradiction to this user's
manual. Before using this device, first acquaint
yourself with all the control elements and
parts as well as how to turn it off immediately
in the event of a dangerous situation arising.
Before using, first check that all parts are firmly
attached and check that no part of the device,
such as for example safety protective elements,
is damaged or incorrectly installed, or missing.
Do not use a device with damaged or missing
parts and have it repaired or replaced at an
authorised service centre for the Extol® brand
- see chapter Servicing and maintenance, or
the website address at the introduction to this
user's manual.
DESCRIPTION OF PARTS
Fig. 1, position-description
1) Power switch
2) USB-C slot for connecting the USB power cable
3) LED charging and power level indicator
4) Attachment with line
5) Attachment with blade
6) Attachment for cutting out grooves
7) Attachment for bonding plastics
8) Soldering tip for soft soldering of metals
9) Bench holder for mounting the cutter
on the workbench
10) Spool with cutting line
CHARGING THE CORDLESS CUTTER
y To charge the cordless cutter, use a 5V USB char-
ging power source. The device has electronic pro-
tection against currents exceeding 1A, i.e. the max.
current in the USB power source is not relevant.
Insert the USB-C plug of the USB cable into
the USB-C socket of the cutter (fig. 1, position
2). When charging, the red indicator light (fig.
1, position 3) will be lit. When charged, the
indicator light is lit green. To achieve a longer
lifetime of the built-in battery, we recommend
charging the cordless cutter during use (if this
is possible from the factory). If the indicator
light is flashing, the battery is flat, and therefo-
re charge the device.
CHANGING ATTACHMENTS
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WARNING
y Prior to changing the attachments, ensure that
the power switch (fig. 1, position 1) is in the
„OFF" position and that the device has cooled
down. In the event that the power switch is in
the „ON" position, the user could suffer burns
while changing the attachment because by
putting the attachment on the device, it will
quickly heat up to a high temperature, where
the attachment heats up and not the ends of
the cordless cutter to which the attachment is
connected. Remove the installed attachment
and put on another one as shown in fig. 2.
y It is possible clamp the cordless cutter, together
with the line attachment, into a workbench
clamp, see fig. 8.
TURNING ON/OFF
y Turn on the device, only after putting on the
hot tool, by setting the power switch to the
„ON" position. Turn off the device by setting
the power switch to the „OFF" position. The
attachment remains hot for some time after
the device is turned off, allow it to cool down.
Danger of burns.
WORK WITH THE CORDLESS CUTTER
y If necessary, use a pencil to draw the shape that
you wish to cut out on to the plastic.
y Prior to work, allow the installed tool to heat
up to operating temperature (cutting line 30
seconds, blade 60 seconds).
y While working, guide the tool at a speed corre-
sponding to the melting speed, do not exert
excessive force.
y When using the blade, fibres may form along
the plane of the cut, the formation of which can
be prevented or limited by guiding the blade
slowly and enabling the polystyrene to melt
sufficiently, by cutting a thinner polystyrene
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