STEINEL PROFESSIONAL HG2620E Bedienungsanleitung

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HG 2620 E

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Please familiarise yourself with these operating instructions

before using this product because prolonged reliable and

trouble-free operation will only be ensured if it is handled

properly.

We hope your new hot air tool will give you lasting

satisfaction.

GB Translation of the original

operating instructions About this document

Read and observe this information

before using the tool. Failure to

observe the operating instructions

may result in the tool becoming a

source of danger.

When using electric power tools,

observe the following basic safety

precautions to avoid electric shock

as well as the risk of injury and re.

Used carelessly, the tool can start an

unintentional re or injure persons.

Check the tool for any damage

(mains connection lead, housing etc.)

before putting it into operation and

do not use the tool if it is damaged.

Do not leave the tool switched on

unattended.

Children should be supervised to

make sure they do not play with

the tool.

First time of use

A small quantity of smoke may

occur when the tool is used for the

rst time. This smoke is caused by

binding agents released from the

heater's insulating lm during the

rst time of use.

To let the smoke escape quickly,

the tool should be set down on its

standing surface. The area you are

working in should be well ventilated

when using the tool for the rst time.

Any smoke coming out of the tool is

not harmful!

Take the ambient conditions

into account.

Do not expose electric power tools

to rain. Do not use electric power

tools when they are damp or in a

damp or wet environment. Exercise

care when using the tool in the prox-

imity of ammable materials. Do not

direct the tool at one and the same

place for a prolonged period. Do not

use in the presence of an explosive

atmosphere. Heat emitted may be

conducted to ammable materials

that are hidden from direct sight.

Protect yourself from

electric shock.

Avoid coming in contact with

grounded objects, such as pipes,

radiators, cookers or refrigerators.

Please read carefully and keep in a safe place.

- Under copyright. Reproduction either in whole or in part

only with our consent.

- Subject to change in the interest of technical progress.

Safety warnings

Always ensure that the blow-out

tube (including in combination

with mounted nozzle) is never

completely covered or sealed.

Damage to the heating element

or motor may otherwise result.

Beware of toxic gases and

re hazards.

Toxic gases may occur when work-

ing on plastics, paints, varnishes or

similar materials.

Beware of re and ignition hazards.

For your own safety, only use ac-

cessories and attachments that are

specied in the operating instruc-

tions or recommended or specied

by the tool manufacturer.

Using attachments or accessories

other than those recommended in

the operating instructions or cata-

logue may result in personal injury.

Repairs must only be

carried out by a qualied

electrician.

This electric power tool complies

with the relevant safety regulations.

Repairs should only be performed by

a qualied electrician. Otherwise the

user may run the risk of accidents.

Do not leave the tool unattended

while in operation.

Store your tools in a

safe place.

After use, set the tool down on its

standing surface and let it cool

before putting it away.

When not in use, tools must be

stored in a dry, locked room out of

children's reach.

This tool may be used by children

aged 8 or above and by persons

with reduced physical, sensory or

mental capabilities or lack of experi-

ence and knowledge if they are

supervised or have been given in-

structions on how to use the tool

safely and understand the hazards

involved.

Do not allow children to play with

the tool.

Children are not allowed to clean or

carry out maintenance work on the

tool without supervision.

Do not overload

your tools.

Your work results and safety will be

enhanced if you operate the tool

within the specied output range.

Do not carry the tool by the power

cord. Do not unplug the tool by pull-

ing on the power cord. Protect the

power cord from heat, oil and sharp

edges.

Safety warnings

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Residual heat indicator

The residual heat indicator serves

as a visual warning to prevent injury

from direct contact with the hot

nozzle outlet. The residual heat indi-

cator also works when the tool is un-

plugged. The indicator starts working

after the tool has been in use for

90seconds and keeps ashing until

the temperature at the nozzle outlet

has fallen below 60°C at room tem-

perature. The residual heat indicator

does not show if the tool has been in

operation for less than 90seconds.

Responsibility always rests with the

user as care must be taken at all

times when handling hot air tools.

Keep these safety precautions

with the tool.

Safety warnings

The tool is protected from overheating:

The thermal cut-out completely shuts down the tool if it is

overloaded.

For your safety

Tool description - Operation

Please note: The distance from the object you are working

on depends on material and intended method of working.

Always try out the airow and temperature on a test piece

rst. Using the attachable accessory nozzles (see accesso-

ries page on the cover) the ow of hot air can be controlled

with maximum precision.

Take care when changing hot nozzles! When using

the hot air tool in the self-resting position, make sure it is

standing on a stable, non-slip and clean surface. Switch-on

procedures generate short-term voltage drops. In unfavour-

able grid conditions, adverse effects can occur on other

devices. With grid impedances of less than 0.35 ohms, no

disturbances are expected.

1. Operation

The tool is switched on and off at the ON/OFF button 8 on

the back of the grip handle. The joystick 9 is used for con-

trolling temperature and airow or fan speed.

2. Setting the temperature

Temperature can be innitely varied over a range of

50-700°C at the joystick on the control panel with LCD

display. The actual temperature is measured at the hot air

outlet nozzle and indicated on the display. The joystick 9

is used as an input button with plus/minus function.

Briey pressing the "+/–" joystick increases or reduces

the temperature setting in 10 ° steps. Keeping the joystick

pressed speeds up the temperature setting process. Once

the temperature has been set, the tool takes a few sec-

onds to reach temperature (depending on speed/airow).

The temperature setting selected is shown on the display

for 3seconds. The display then shows the current actual

temperature. The "°C/°F" symbol continues to ash until the

selected temperature is reached.

If you want to alter the setting, simply press the joystick

again to increase or reduce the temperature. After switching

off, the hot air tool stays in the last setting.

3. Setting airow rate

To change the airow rate, rst press the button for airow

mode 10 ; the fan symbol ashes. Now use the joystick to

set the airow rate. The airow rate setting mode automat-

ically closes if the airow rate setting is not changed within

5sec. Pressing the airow button again after setting the

airow rate immediately closes the airow rate setting mode.

The airow rate can be varied from a minimum of 150 l/min

to a maximum of 500 l/min.

4. Programming mode [P]

Four programmes are factory-set for the most common

types of work. Press button "P" for programming mode.

Number 1 is displayed for programme 1. Continuing to

press the programme button will take you to programmes

2–4. Pressing the button again will return the tool to normal

operation.

Preset programmes

5. Memory function [S]

The values selected for the four programmes can be

changed and memorised at any time. To do this, rst press

the programme button "P" 11 until the display shows the

programme you wish to change. Set the temperature and

airow rate you require. Memory symbol on the LCD

ashes to indicate that the user programme selected has

been changed. To memorise this setting in the user pro-

gramme selected, press and hold down the programme

selector button. The memory symbol continues to ash for

approx. 2 sec. The settings entered are saved once the

memory symbol stays on all the time. To return to normal

operation, press the programme button until the programme

symbol disappears from the display.

Temperature measurement on the workpiece

We recommend the STEINEL HG Scan PRO temperature

scanner (Prod. No.: 007553) for measuring the temperature

at the workpiece.

Fine dust lter

The HG 2620 E is supplied with a ne dust lter 3. To in-

stall it, undo the air inlet and insert the lter. To clean it (with

compressed air), undo screws (a), take off cover and remove

lter.

Changing the power cord

If the power cord is damaged, it can easily be changed with-

out opening the casing.

Programme Temperature °C Air l/min

1 250 approx. 350

2 350 approx. 400

3 450 approx. 500

4 550 approx. 400

1. Important! Disconnect tool from power supply.

2. Undo screw 

dand pull off cover cap 

3. Release cable grip 

4. Undo mains terminals 

5. Pull out cable 

6. Insert new cable and secure in reverse order

(1. Firmly screw down mains terminals etc.).

Changing the heating element

The plug-in heating element in the HG 2620 E can be

changed in a matter of seconds.

1. Important! Disconnect tool from power supply.

2. Undo guard sleeve screws (Fig. 1).

3. Remove guard sleeve (Fig. 1).

4. Undo 4 screws at the end of the hot air outlet nozzle (Fig. 2).

5. Detach heating element and replace it with a new one

(Fig. 2/3).

6. Firmly screw heating element into place (Fig. 3).

7. Firmly screw guard sleeve back on (Fig. 4).

Maintenance

Repair

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220-230 V, 50/60 Hz

2300 W max.

50-700 °C, continuously variable

150-500 l/min, continuously variable

4000 Pa

30mm, using Professional nozzles

approx. 10,000 hrs.

approx. 800 hrs.

Yes

H07 RN-F 2X1 3.0M

Yes

≤ 70dB (A)

≤ 2.5 m/s2 / K = 0.08 m/s2

0.84 kg

Voltage

Output

Temperature

Airow rate

Air pressure

Delivery nozzle Ø

Motor life

Heater life

Residual heat indicator

Power cord

Protection class (without earth terminal)

Thermal cut-out

Emission sound pressure level

Total vibration value

Weight without power cord

Subject to technical modications

Applications

Here are some of the applications you can use STEINEL

hot air tools for. This selection is by no means exhaustive –

no doubt you can immediately think of other examples.

- Welding bitumen.

- Welding tarpaulins and lms.

- Welding PVC oor coverings and linoleum.

- Working rigid thermoplastic materials in plastics and

tank construction.

- Shaping thermoplastics.

- Drying wet surfaces.

- Activating and removing glues and hot-melt adhesives.

- Drying and heating processes of all kinds.

Material

Rigid PVC

Rigid PE

(HDPE)

Polyethylene

Polypropylene

ABS

Applications

Pipes, ttings, tiles, structural sections,

technical mouldings

300 °C welding temperature

Tubs, baskets, canisters,

insulating material, piping

300 °C welding temperature

High-temperature drainpipes, seat buckets,

packagings, automotive parts

250 °C welding temperature

Automotive parts,

equipment enclosures, cases

350 °C welding temperature

Characteristic signs

Chars when held in ame,

pungent odour;

crashing sound

Light yellow ame, drips continue to burn,

smells of a candle being extinguished;

crashing sound

Bright ame with a blue core,

drips continue to burn, pungent odour;

crashing sound

Black, uffy smoke,

sweet odour;

crashing sound

Guide for selecting the right type of welding rod for welding plastics

Tool features

Stainless steel outlet nozzle

Removable guard sleeve

Air inlet (including ne dust lter)

Soft coating for non-slip standing

LCD display

Removable cap for mounting HG Scan PRO

temperature scanner

Heavy-duty rubber-insulated power cord

ON/OFF button

Joystick (for setting airow rate and temperature)

Button for airow rate mode

Programme selector button and memory button

Residual heat indicator

Soft grip handle for comfortable operation

Replaceable mains power cord

Technical Specications

Manufacturer’s Warranty

This STEINEL product has been manufactured with utmost

care, tested for proper operation and safety and then sub-

jected to random sample inspection. STEINEL guarantees

that it is in perfect condition and proper working order.

The product is guaranteed for 12 months or 10,000 hours

of operation commencing on the date of sale to the con-

sumer. We will remedy defects caused by material aws

or manufacturing faults. The warranty will be met by repair

or replacement of defective parts at our own discretion.

This guarantee does not cover damage to wearing parts,

damage or defects caused by improper treatment or main-

tenance nor does it cover breakage as a result of the prod-

uct being dropped. Further consequential damage to other

objects shall be excluded.

Claims under warranty shall only be accepted if the product

is sent fully assembled and well packed complete with sales

receipt or invoice (date of purchase and dealer's stamp) to

the appropriate Service Centre or handed in to the dealer

within the rst 6 months.

Repair service:

If defects occur outside the warranty

period or are not covered by warranty,

ask your nearest service station for the

possibility of repair.

Declaration of Conformity

(refer to page 160)

Accessories (see Fig. on page 2.)

1 Round nozzle, 5 mm Prod. No. 092214

2 Round nozzle, 10 mm Prod. No. 092313

3 Round nozzle, 5 mm, extended Prod. No. 009076

4 Flat angled nozzle, 20 × 2 mm Prod. No. 092115

Flat angled nozzle, 20 × 2 mm,

straight Prod. No. 013240

5 Flat angled nozzle, 40 × 2 mm Prod. No. 092016

6 Flat angled nozzle, 30 × 2 mm Prod. No. 011925

7 Flat angled nozzle, 40 × 2 mm,

perforated Prod. No. 009083

8 Flat nozzle, 60 × 2 mm,

for bitumen Prod. No. 009090

9 Rubber feed roller, 50 mm Prod. no. 093211

10 Silicone feed roller, 35 mm Prod. no. 006785

11 Teon feed roller Prod. no. 034122

12 Brass feed roller, 7 mm Prod. no. 034115

13 Tarpaulin shears Prod. No. 010423

14 Kehlx Prod. No. 011833

15 Weld slide Prod. No. 093013

16 Welding nozzle Prod. No. 075316

17 Fast welding nozzle, 3 mm Prod. No. 010263

18 Fast welding nozzle, 4 mm Prod. No. 010270

19 Fast welding nozzle, 5 mm Prod. No. 010287

20 Fast welding nozzle, 3 mm,

with narrow air slot Prod. No. 009106

21 Fast welding nozzle, 4 mm,

with narrow air slot Prod. No. 011765

22 Fast welding nozzle, 5 mm,

with narrow air slot Prod. No. 011840

23 Jointing plane Prod. No. 093112

24 Quarter moon knife Prod. No. 092917

25 Soldering reector nozzle Prod. No. 011871

26 Reector nozzle, 20 mm Prod. No. 011857

27 Reector nozzle, 35 mm Prod. No. 011864

28 Sieve reector nozzle, 30 × 20 mm Prod. No. 010416

29 Sieve reector nozzle, 50 × 35 mm Prod. No. 010409

30 Shell reector nozzle Prod. No. 011888

31 HG Scan PRO Prod. No. 007553

Restart protection

Restart protection prevents the hot air tool from starting after

an interruption in the power supply. The hot air tool is only

ready for operation again after switching it on at the ON/OFF

button 8.

LOC function

To avoid altering the chosen settings unintentionally, the

HG 2620 E comes with a Lockable Override Control

Function (LOC). To nd out how to set the LOC function,

please contact our Service Department on +44/1733/366-700.

Cooling function

The HG 2620 E includes a cooling function. The cooling

function quickly cools the hot air tool down after it has been

used. To activate the cooling function, press the ON/OFF

switch for 2seconds with the HG2620E switched on. "300"

will then appear on the hot air tool's display. The HG2620 E

now runs at maximum air ow rate for 300seconds (5min-

utes) with the heater switched off, quickly cooling it down.

The display constantly shows the remaining cooling time.

When it is over, the HG2620E switches off automatically.

However, the hot air tool can also be switched off manually

at any time while the cooling function is activated.

Other functions

MANUFACTURER'S

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Disposal

Electrical and electronic equipment, accessories and pack-

aging must be recycled in an environmentally compatible

manner.

Do not dispose of electrical and electronic equip-

ment as domestic waste.

EU countries only:

Under the current European Directive on Waste Electrical

and Electronic Equipment and its implementation in national

law, electrical and electronic equipment no longer suitable for

use must be collected separately and recycled in an environ-

mentally compatible manner.

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