Kemper 1047 Manual Del Usuario página 2

GB – USER MANUAL
1. Proper Use
The gas cartridge is suitable for soft soldering, brazing, flaming, burning off, melting,
hardening and lighting wood charcoal. This device may only be used properly, as stated.
2. Safety Instructions
Read carefully these operating instructions to keep confidence with the appliance before
connecting to the cartridge. Take care of these instructions for future uses.
The warranty expires in the event of damage due to user error. Subject to technical
changes.
Do not modify the appliance. Never dismantle the device or its components. Repair work on
the device may only be performed by qualified specialist personnel.
Only for outdoors use or in amply ventilated areas, at a safe distance from all heat sources,
open flames or sparks, and away from rubbish and inflammable materials.
Never refill a disposable cartridge. Always keep the device out of reach of children.
Never expose the cartridge to temperatures above 40°C (104°F).
Avoid breathing in the cartridge gas and the smoke emitted during use.
When operating the device, wear protective goggles in line with the applicable regulations,
as well as grease-free protective clothing. Always use the device at a clean, fire resistant
workstation.
Operate the device with care – the gas is highly inflammable.
The welding lamp runs on a valve type 600ml direct pressure butane/propane cartridge (EN
417). Use only with gas cartridge KEMPER art. 575, 580. Use of unauthorised cartridges can
be dangerous.
Make sure that the device is not damaged in any way. Never switch on a damaged device.
Do not use the appliance if it has damaged or worn seals.
Do not use an appliance which is leaking, damaged or which does not operate properly.
Always hold the device vertically with the soldering device facing upwards. Working with
the soldering device facing downwards is not permitted.
Smoking is prohibited when handling the cartridges. Average consumption 140 g/h.
Injector Ø=0,28 mm. Category: direct pressure butane/propane mix
3. Assembly
When replacing the gas container, do so only in a well-
ventilated place, preferably in the open air, as far as possible
from all possible sources of ignition such as naked flames, pilot
lights and electric cookers and well away from other people.
Check that burners are extinguished before disconnecting the
gas container. Check the seals before connecting a new gas
container to the appliance.
Make sure that the seal is properly located in the soldering
device (see detail "A"). Close the gas regulator by turning it
clockwise.
Remove cover. Screw on the soldering device by holding it
down and turning the cartridge clockwise. Do not screw the
cartridge on too tightly, to avoid damaging the thread.
Briefly open the gas regulator and check whether gas escapes.
Using the new cartridges in a cold device can cause the flame
to change. It will soon return to its normal shape.
To remove the cartridge, turn it anticlockwise, a valve in the
cartridge prevents gas from escaping after the soldering device is removed.
Do not dismantle and pack the device away until it has cooled. Put empty cartridges out for
recycling.
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