Maintenance; Disposal & Warranty - Parkside PHG-2000 Bedienungs- Und Sicherheitshinweise

Maintenance / Disposal & warranty

4. MaIntenanCe

Always disconnect the apparatus
before carrying out inspection or
cleaning. Never use water or other
liquids to clean the electrical parts
of the hot air gun.
• Never use easy inflammable liquids for
cleaning the hot air gun, especially for
the mouthpiece.
• Regular maintenance of your hot air gun
prevents unnecessary problems. Keep
the ventilation slots of the hot air gun
clean to prevent overheating.
troubleshooting
In case the hot air gun does not work well,
we give you subjoined some possible causes
and their solutions.
the engine gets overheated.
• The ventilation slots of the hot air gun are
dirty.
• Clean the ventilation slots.
the hot air gun does not start when it is
switched on.
• Interruption in the electrical circuit.
• Check the mains lead and the mains
plug.
• The switch is defective.
• Pull the mains lead out of the wall
socket, because there is a chance of
fire risk ! Have the hot air gun
repaired at your local dealer.
the engine does not work, but it does
heat.
• Interruption in the electrical circuit.
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• Pull the mains lead out of the wall
socket, because there is a chance of
fire risk ! Have the hot air gun
repaired at your local dealer.
Malfunctions
If defects or interruptions in operation should
occur (e.g., through wear and tear on a
part), please contact our service department
(see warranty card). The device contains no
parts that can be replaced by the user. At
the end of this manual, you will find a list of
replacement parts that can be ordered, as
well as an exploded diagram of the device.
5. DISPOSaL & WaRRantY
environment
To prevent damage during transport, the
appliance is delivered in a solid packaging
which consists largely of reusable material.
Therefore please make use of options for
recycling the packaging.
Do not discard electric appliances
together with ordinary household
waste.
According to European Directive 2002/96/
EG on used electrical and electronic
devices and its implementation in national
law, used electrical devices must be
collected separately and recycled in an
environmentally sound manner.
Recycling alternatives to the return
requirement: As an alternative to returning
the device, in the case of a transfer of
ownership, an electrical device owner is
obliged to assist in proper utilisation.
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