Rapid R1800 Bedienungsanleitung Seite 8

R1800 and R2000
Features as in technical specifica-
tion
R2200-E
Power/Air flow LED indicator, fig 2D
The back 3 white LEDs show level
of air flow
The front 3 red LEDs show level of
power
R2200-INFRA
Temperature measurement system
Temperature LED indicator, fig 3E
Display, fig 4H, shows the actual
and target temperature (Act/Tar)
Laser pointer, fig 3G, WARNING!
Don't look into the laser pointer
SET button, fig 3F
UP/DOWN buttons (/), fig 4I
System function;
- The display shows the actual
work object temperature (Act)
fig 4H
- A short press on the SET button
(fig.3F) will turn on the indication
system
- Laser pointer turns on to indi-
cate the hot spot
- The actual temperature (Act) is
copied to the target temperature
(Tar) and the front LED turns
green
- If the actual temperature (Act)
rises above the target (Tar) the
front LED turns red and the 5
white LEDs flashes backwards,
increase distance to object
- If the actual temperature (Act)
decreases below the target
(Tar) the front LED turns blue
and the 5 white LEDs flashes
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forwards, reduce distance to
object.
- The target temperature (Tar) can
be adjusted by pressing the UP
or DOWN button (/)
- A long press (>3 seconds) on
the SET button (fig.4F) will turn
OFF the indication system
R2200-E and R2200-INFRA
residual heat warning
The front red LED flashes when
the tool is turned off indicating the
nozzle is hot
USAGE
WARNING!! Read all safety
warnings and all instructions.
Save all warnings and instruc-
tions for future reference.
Ensure the power switch is in the
OFF position before plugging into
the electrical outlet.
Set the power switch/temperature
control to the desired speed and
temperature. Let the tool run until it
reaches operating temperature.
With the stand the tool can be
used in a vertical position with both
hands free for work.
Keep hands away from the immedi-
ate nozzle area, it's hot.
PAINT AND VARNISH REMOVAL
Never use the heat gun in combina-
tion with chemical strippers.
WARNING! LEAD PAINT FUMES
ARE VERY HARMFUL. ALWAYS
PROVIDE ADEQUATE VENTI-
LATION WHILE WORKING IN-
DOORS.
Removal of paint and varnish
requires some practice but some