Parkside PT370 Operation And Safety Notes

GAS SOLDERING IRON SET

PT370

GAS SOLDERING IRON SET

Operation and Safety Notes

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Table of contents

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Introduction

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Safety instructions

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Safety instructions

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Scope of use

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Technical specifications

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Contents

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Features

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Technical specifications for mod. No. PT370

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Before using the tool

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Fill the gas tank (Figure A)

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Operation / use

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Assembly of attachments (Figure B)

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Use as soldering gun (Figure C)

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Use as hot air gun

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Use as blowing torch (Figure F)

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Igniting and extinguishing the flame

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Shutting down the device safely (Figure G)

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Protective cap (Figure H)

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Storage conditions

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Cleaning

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Disposal

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Instructions for disposal of the gas cartridge

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Warranty

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Important!

Please read these operating instructions carefully to familiarise yourself with the product. Keep these instructions for future reference. In case the user changes, the operating instructions must also be passed on to the new user.

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Follow the warning and safety instructions!

Read the operating instructions

Wear eye protection.

Caution hot!

May only be used outside or in well ventilated rooms

Danger: Highly inflammable aerosol

Dispose of the product and packaging in an environmentally friendly manner.

Introduction

Congratulations on the purchase of your new device. You have chosen a high quality product with this purchase. These operating instructions are part of this product. They contain important instructions for safety, use and disposal of the product. Please familiarise yourself with all operating and safety instructions before using the product. Use the product only as described and for the said range of applications. If the product is passed on to a third party, please provide all documents to the third party along with the product.

Safety instructions

Safety instructions

- WARNING! PLEASE KEEP THE GAS SOLDERING IRON SET AWAY

FROM THE REACH OF CHILDREN.

- Wear eye protection to avoid the risk of eye injuries.

- Contains flammable gas under pressure.

- Take care not to heat the refillable gas tank. Do not expose gas soldering iron to temperatures exceeding

50°C / 120°F or to prolonged sunlight. Otherwise there is risk of disintegration or explosion.

- Do not make any changes to the gas soldering iron! The soldering iron may not be modified in any way. Factory settings may not be altered. - Only replacement parts recommended by the manufacturer may be used.

It can be dangerous to modify or adjust the gas soldering iron, to remove factory fitted parts or to use replacement parts other than those recommended by the manufacturer.

- Read the refilling instructions before you refill the soldering iron.

Refilling the soldering iron incorrectly can lead to serious accidents.

- Never pierce or open the appliance or expose it to fire.

Otherwise there is risk of disintegration or explosion.

- To avoid the risk of damage to the soldering iron protect the gas soldering iron from impact and do not allow it to fall on to the floor

- never use a gas soldering iron which shows signs of damage.

- Do not use an appliance which is leaking (smell of gas), damaged or does not operate properly.

- If gas escapes from the system (smell of gas), take the system outdoors immediately to a well-ventilated location away from sources of ignition where the leak can be safely detected and repaired. Carry out the leak test in the open only. Do not try to detect leaks using a flame, use a gas leak detector spray or soapy water.

There is danger of fire or explosion in case of of a leak. - Contact the manufacturer or retailer in case of a leak. Have faulty devices repaired by a competent person or the manufacturer only.

- Work in a fire resistant environment on in the open.

Otherwise there is danger of fire, explosion or suffocation.

- Always use a heat-resistant and fire-resistant surface

- Ensure the outlet (16) on the hot air / soldering attachment is pointing upwards when mounting the hot air / soldering attachment.

Otherwise the work bench or workpiece may be damaged by the flow of heat.

- The soldering iron may not be used in an environment where flammable fumes, flammable liquids or explosive materials are present.

Otherwise there is risk of disintegration or explosion.

- THE TORCH MUST NOT BE IGNITED NEAR THE FACE, HANDS,

CLOTHING OR INFLAMMABLE MATERIAL AND DO NOT DIRECT THE

FLAME TOWARDS PERSONS.

Otherwise there is danger of burning. Maintain a safe distance of min. 0.5 m on the side from all objects, as well as a min. distance of 1 m from objects over the device.

- THE AIR VENTS ON THE SOLDERING ATTACHMENT GIVE OFF HOT

AIR. ENSURE THAT THE TORCH IS PLACED ON THE INTEGRATED TOOL

HOLDER EVEN DURING SHORT WORK BREAKS, TO AVOID IGNITING

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THE TABLE SURFACE OR OTHER OBJECTS. DO NOT DIRECT THE HOT

AIR FLOW TOWARDS YOUR EYES, FACE, BODY OR OTHER PERSONS.

Otherwise there is danger of burning.

- Do not inhale the welding/ soldering fumes,

as they can be poisonous.

- Be aware that the actual size of the flame can be longer than it appears to be.

The flame may hardly be visible under certain light conditions - danger of burning!

- The burner nozzle and the catalyst adapter become extremely hot during operation and remain so after the torch has been extinguished.

Take care to protect yourself from accidental burns.

- Ensure that the flame is extinguished completely after use and wait till the soldering iron has cooled completely before storing the iron.

Otherwise there is danger of burning.

Scope of use

This gas soldering iron set is designed for soft soldering electrical wires and circuit boards, removing or drying paint and forming plastic. It is also suitable for shrink-fitting and softening and removing adhesives.

The soldering iron set may be used for only in accordance with its intended purpose. Any other use is forbidden. The manufacturer cannot be held responsible for damage or injury caused by use the machine for other than its intended purpose.

It may be used only for attachments appropriate for the gas soldering iron set. Nonobservance of the safety, assembly and operating instructions while operating the machine counts as misuse.

Persons operating the gas soldering iron and undertaking maintenance activities must be familiar with them and informed of the possible dangers. Any applicable health and safety regulations must also be followed.

Any other applicable local and national legislation must also be followed. The gas soldering iron set may not be modified. The manufacturer can accept no responsibility for damage or injury caused by modifications to the set.

The gas soldering iron set has not been designed for professional, trade or industrial use, but for private users in the hobby and DIY sector.

Any other use of the product is expressly forbidden and counts is misuse.

Technical specifications

Contents

• Gas soldering iron

• Protective cap

• 4 soldering tips (1x pre-assembled)

• Hot air deflector

• Cleaning sponge

• Solder

• Fuel gas cartridge ROTHENBERGER INDUSTRIAL Rofill Super 100

Features

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Hot air/ soldering attachment

Soldering torch attachment

Knurled nut

Switch for continuous flame

Flame regulator

(continuously adjustable. smallest flame,

Refill valve

Ignition switch/columns

Solder wire

Cleaning sponge

Soldering tips , round

Soldering tips, long form

Soldering tips , chisel form

Soldering tip

Hot air deflector

Protective cap

Outlet

largest flame)

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Technical specifications for mod. No. PT370

The gas soldering iron is not filled.

Appliance category / type of gas: Direct pressure butane; direct pressure butane-propane-mix

The best results are achieved with the butane-propane mix

Rofill Super 100

(75 % butane, 25 % propane).

Max. flame temperature:

Usage:

Gas torch 1.300°C

Hot air 600°C

Soldering 450°C

may only be used outside or in well ventilated rooms

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Before using the tool

Fill the gas tank (Figure A)

- Caution- Danger of fire, burning and/or explosion!

- The propane-butane mix Rofill Super 100 is available in any well-stocked hardware store.

- Switch off the gas soldering iron and ensure that the flame is off.

- Refill the gas tank only after the soldering iron has cooled completely.

- Refill the tank in a well ventilated place, in an environment free of flames or sources of ignition and away from other persons.

- Smoking is prohibited while you are filling the tank.

- The best results are achieved with the butane-propane mix

Rofill Super 100. Alternatively, even commercial lighter gas

(butane) can be used.

- Direct the torch downwards while filling the soldering iron.

• Place the nozzle of the gas canister at the refill valve (6) of the gas soldering gun and press it .

• Draw the nozzle of the gas canister out of the refill valve of the system as soon as the gas begins to overflow out.

OVERFILLING THE TANK WILL CAUSE THE FLAME TO

SPIT.

• Wait a few minutes before igniting the torch to allow the gas to stabilise.

Operation / use

Assembly of attachments (Figure B)

CAUTION: Accessible parts may become very hot.

Keep small children away from the device.

One hot air attachment (1), one torch attachment (2), four soldering tips (10-13) and one hot air deflector (14) are included in the contents, To fit the various attachments proceed as described on the following pages.

Use as soldering gun (Figure C)

The gas soldering gun is provided with the blow torch attachment, hot air/soldering attachment and with a soldering tip can can be used as soldering gun.

CAUTION! Danger of burns! Allow the gas soldering iron to cool completely before changing the attachments.

• 4 soldering tips are included in the contents.

• Choose the most suitable tip for your application and screw this firmly into the threaded hole in the hot air / soldering attachment. The pre-assembled soldering tip should be removed beforehand as required.

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Use as hot air gun

The hot air gun function is ideal for removing or drying paint and forming plastic. It can also be used for shrink fitting and softening or removing adhesive.

CAUTION! Danger of burns! Allow the gas soldering iron to cool completely before changing the attachments.

• Detach the soldering tip from the hot air/soldering attachment

• The soldering gun can now be used as a hot air gun

Hot air deflector (Fig. E)

The hot air deflector can be used with the hot air attachment.

This is particularly helpful when shrink fitting cables.

CAUTION! Danger of burns! Never touch the heated hot air deflector Allow the gas soldering iron to cool completely before changing the attachments.

• Push the hot air deflector firmly on the hot air attachment. The mounted hot air deflector can now be turned as required.

Use as blowing torch (Figure F)

Assembly

• Loosen the knurled nut (3)

• Remove the hot air/soldering attachment from the torch

• Fix the blow torch attachment with the help of the knurled nut on the device

• The device can now be used as a blow torch

Igniting and extinguishing the flame

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Igniting the flame

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Regulating the flame

1. Outlet

• Applies only when using as a hot air gun or soldering iron. Ensure the outlet (16) on the hot air/soldering attachment is pointing upwards (away from the stand). Adjust the position of the hot air/soldering attachment if necessary.

2. Push the flame regulator (5) to the maximum setting

3. Periodic operation

• Pull the ignition switch (7) to ignite the flame.

• Release the ignition switch to extinguish the flame.

4. Continuous operation

• Pull the ignition switch (7) to ignite the flame.

• Press the continuous operation switch (4) to lock the ignition switch in the pulled position.

• Pull and release the ignition switch (7) to release the continuous operation switch and extinguish the flame.

An irregular flame can be generated or gas can escape in fluid form if the gas soldering iron is cold or has just been refilled. This is normal and does not indicate a fault. The flame will stabilise once the device warms up (approx. 1-2 minutes).

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Shutting down the device safely (Figure G)

A stand is integrated in the ignition switch to rest the device safely. Always use the tool rest when putting the item down.

Protective cap (Figure H)

The contents include a protective cap (15). Use the protective cap to safely rest the hot device and to prevent mechanical hazards.

CAUTION! Danger of fire! The protective cap must not be fitted when the flame is ignited.

CAUTION! Danger of burns! The metal attachments become extremely hot during normal operation.

Slide the protective cap firmly on the locking nut.

Storage conditions

• If the burner is not to be used over longer periods, keep it in a safe, cool, dry and wellventilated place out of the reach of children.

• Store the device in the storage box intended for it, when possible. However, allow it to cool completely before storage.

Cleaning

Caution! Allow the gas soldering iron to cool completely before cleaning. To avoid damage, do not use aggressive cleaning material, metal brushes or sharp objects such as knives, etc.

• Clean the device with a soft, slightly damp cloth if required. Ensure that no moisture enters the device.

• Clean the soldering tips with the help of the cleaning sponge included in the contents.

Disposal

Worn out appliances must be recycled at a suitable recycling facility. Do not dispose of with the household waste. For further information contact your local authority. Dispose of the packaging material according to the type of material and accordingly to any local regulations.

Instructions for disposal of the gas cartridge

Do not dispose of with the household waste. For further information contact your local authority.

Pressurised container. Do not puncture or incinerate, even after use. Do not open forcefully or incinerate even after use.

Warranty

Warranty provided by Walter Werkzeuge Salzburg GmbH

Dear customer,

This device comes with a 3 year warranty from the date of purchase. In case of defects in the product you may be entitled to legal claims against the seller of the product. These legal claims are not restricted by the following warranty.

Conditions of warranty

The warranty period begins with the date of purchase. Please preserve the original sales receipt. This document is required as proof of purchase. If a material or fabrication defect occur in this prodict within three years from the date of purchase, the product shall be repaired or replaced free of cost at our discretion. Within the three year period the warranty requires the defective product and the purchase document (sales receipt) to be provided with a brief written description of where the defect lies and when it occurred.

If the defect is covered by our warranty, the repaired product or a new product shall be returned to you. A new warranty period does not begin with the repair or exchange of the product.

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Warranty period and legal claims based on defects

The warranty period is not extended by the warranty. This also applies to replaced and repaired parts. Any damages and defects that may exist at the time of purchase must be notified immediately after removal from packaging. Any repairs arising after the expiry of the warranty period are chargeable.

Scope of the warranty

The device has been manufactured according to strict quality guidelines and tested diligently before delivery. The warranty applies to material or fabrication defects. This warranty does not cover product parts that are subject to normal wear and tear and therefore can be considered as parts subject to wear and tear or for the damage to fragile parts, e.g switch, batteries or those made of glass.

This warranty is void if the product is damaged, not used or maintained properly. All the instructions provided in the operating manual must be followed exactly for proper use of the product. The purpose of use and actions which are advised or warned against must necessarily be avoided.

The product is intended solely for private use and not for professional use. The warranty is void in case of misuse or improper handling, use of force and changes that have not been carried out by our authorised service centre.

Processing a warranty case

To ensure quick processing of your issue, please follow the below instructions:

• Please be ready with the sales receipt and the product number (e.g. IAN 12345) as proof or purchase for all queries.

• You can refer the product number from the type label, an engraving, on the cover sheet of your operating instructions (below left) or as sticker on the back or lower side.

• If functional or other defects occur, first call or email the following service department.

• You can then send a product recorded as defective postage free along with the sales receipt and information about where the defect lies and when it has occurred, to the service centre address provided to you.

This and many other manuals, product videos and software can be downloaded at www.lidl-service.com

Service

Walter Werkzeuge Service Center

E-Mail: [email protected]

Tel.: 00800 925 837 88

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ROTHENBERGER HELLAS A.E.E.

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Tel.: +30 210 94 02 049

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Supplier:

Please note that the following address is not a service centre address. Please contact the above-mentioned service centre first.

Walter Werkzeuge Salzburg GmbH

Gewerbeparkstr. 9

5081 Anif

Austria

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Walter Werkzeuge Salzburg GmbH

Gewerbeparkstr. 9

5081 Anif, Austria

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Last Information Update:

02/2020

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