51008 Datasheet 51008, AH-301, 20108 | P4-P6

Operating Instructions

Your Masterflow

is a heavy-

duty industrial quality heat

blower. You can do more heat-

ing jobs faster with this heat

blower because of its high

power and air flow ratings.

This product provides a fast

flow of heated air for applica-

tions such as:

• Shrinking heat-shrinkables.

• Shrinking sleeves over

wires, harnesses and bottle

caps.

• Drying inks and paints on

silk screen, posters, fabrics

and papers.

Uses are as limitless as your

own ingenuity.

The proper amount of heat for

each application is dependent

upon the model number of the

Masterflow in use, the dis-

tance from the work surface,

and the heat application time.

Before performing any appli-

cation, we recommend that

you experiment with a piece of

scrap material. Use care in

approaching the work until

you find the proper combina-

tion of distance from the work

surface, and the heat applica-

tion time.

Use a gentle back and forth

motion when applying heat

unless it is found that a con-

centrated heat is desired.

2. Remove or cover any car-

pets, rugs, furniture, cloth-

ing, cooking utensils and

air ducts.

3. Place drop clothes in the

work area to catch any

paint chips or peelings.

Wear protective clothing

such as extra work shirts,

overalls and hats.

4. Work in one room at a

time. Furnishing should be

removed or placed in the

center of the room and

covered. Work areas

should be sealed off from

the rest of the dwelling by

sealing doorways with drop

clothes.

5. Children, pregnant or

potentially pregnant

women and nursing moth-

ers should not be present

in the work area until the

work is done and all

cleanup is complete.

6. Wear a dust respirator or a

dual filter (dust and fume)

respirator mask which has

been approved by the

Occupational Safety and

Health Administration

(OSHA), the National

Institute of Safety and

Health (NIOSH), or the

United Stated Bureau of

Mines. These masks and

replaceable filters are

readily available at major

hardware stores. Be sure

the mask fits. Beards and

facial hair may keep masks

from sealing properly.

Change filters often.

DISPOSABLE PAPER

MASKS ARE NOT

ADEQUATE.

7. Use caution when operat-

ing the hot air gun. Keep

the hot air gun moving as

excessive heat will gener-

ate fumes which can be

inhaled by the operator.

8. Keep food and drink out of

the work area. Wash

hands, arms and face and

rinse mouth before eating

of drinking. Do not smoke

or chew gum or tobacco in

the work area.

9. Clean up all removed paint

and dust by wet mopping

the floors. Use a wet cloth

to clean all walls, sills and

any other surface where

paint or dust is clinging.

DO NOT SWEEP, DRY

DUST OR VACUUM. Use

a high phosphate deter-

gent or trisodium phos-

phate (TSP) to, wash and

mop areas.

10. At the end of each work

session put the paint

chips and the debris in a

double plastic bag, close

it with tape or twist ties,

and dispose of properly.

11. Remove protective cloth-

ing and work shoes in the

work area to avoid carry-

ing dust into the rest of

the dwelling. Wash work

clothes separately. Wipe

shoes off with a wet rag

that is then washed with

the work clothes. Wash

hair and body thoroughly

with soap and water.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

Send Product to:

Master Appliance Corp.

Attn: Repair Department

2420 - 18th Street

Racine, Wl 53403

Typical Applications

How to Strip Paint

In addition to many other appli-

cations, stripping paint has

become a popular use for

your Masterflow Heat Blower.

Because of its higher power

and airflow ratings many

professional restoration and

renovation contractors recog-

nize it as the tool of choice for

tough paint stripping jobs.

We recommend using only

the Model AH-501 (120V),

AH-501C (120V, in Canada) or

the Model AH-502 (220/240V)

for professional paint stripping

applications.

Paint Stripping Safety

Instructions

1) WARNING: With a heat

gun, as with all other heat

tools, keep a fire extin-

guisher handy and observe

all sensible fire precautions.

1) We do not recommend

using this heat gun on hol-

low surfaces such as out-

door siding, walls, soffits,

panels and partitions, etc.

These areas often contain

flammable materials such

as dust, wood chips, insula-

tion, rodent nests and other

debris which could acciden-

tally ignite.

1) Your heat gun is best used

for stripping paint from solid

woodwork with ins and outs,

such as solid interior trim,

mouldings, turnings, doors,

balusters and porch trim, etc.

1) When stripping paint, always

keep the heat gun moving

in a continuous back and

forth motion. Stopping or

pausing too long in one spot

could ignite the surface you

are working on or the area

behind it.

2) Do not breathe or swallow

lead based paint in any form.

Many old homes and other

buildings contain lead based

paint. Dust, scrapings,

residues and vapors of lead

based paint are extremely

poisonous. Prevent possible

lead poisoning when strip-

ping this type of paint by

using adequate ventilation

(such as a window fan in

the exhaust mode), and

keeping a clean work area.

When dust or vapors are

present, use a respirator

designed to filter lead. Move

work outside when possible.

1) Failure to follow adequate

safety precautions when

working with lead based

paint could result in lead

poisoning. See our Paint

Stripping instructions for

more information.

3) Keep away from chemical

paint strippers which can

ignite or release harmful

vapors.

4) Use adequate ventilation

(such as a window fan in

the exhaust mode) and

keep your work area clean.

5) Wear gloves and safety

glasses at all times.

6) Keep a fully charged fire

extinguisher close at hand.

7) Stay alert, watch what you

are doing, and use common

sense.

To Operate Heat Blower

1) Plug heat blower into prop-

erly rated outlet.

2) Move toggle switch to “Hot”

position. Heat blower will

come up to full operating

temperature in approxi-

mately two minutes.

3) Adjustable stand is pro-

vided to allow nozzle to be

rotated from almost hori-

zontal to vertical position.

Operating Instructions

(cont’d)

4) To turn heat blower off

after use, move switch to

“Cold” position. Run on

cold for approximately

three minutes. This will

allow the heat blower to

cool down and the nozzle

to become cool to the

touch.

5) Move switch to "Off"

position.

When heat blower is used in

an enclosed container, such as

a shrink tunnel or special

enclosure, ambient air must be

allowed to pass into the heat

blower and there must be an

outlet of equal size for the

heated air to pass out of the

enclosure also. Total enclosure

will cause damage or possible

failure to the heat blower due

to the extreme heat generated.

Please enclose a note

describing your problem and

your phone number. If still

under warranty, please

include a copy of your invoice

and date of purchase.

WARNING: Always unplug

your tool before performing

any maintenance or repairs.

Use only identical Master

Appliance brand replacement

parts.

Lubrication

Apply 2-3 drops of SAE 20

non-detergent oil to oil holes

every 6 months.

Typical Applications

(cont’d)

NOTE: Users should independently evaluate the suitability of the product for their application.

Maintenance Instructions

All repairs and maintenance

other than that recommended

in this instruction manual must

be performed by a qualified

repair technician who is expe-

rienced with the repair of elec-

tric tools, a qualified service

organization, or Master

Appliance Corp.’s Service

Department.

For prompt and efficient main-

tenance and repair service,

return your product to:

Master Appliance Corp.

Attn: Repair Department

2420 - 18th Street

Racine, Wl 53403

Cleaning

Unplug heat blower before

cleaning. To clean outside of

tool, use only a mild soap and

damp cloth. Do not use other

cleaning agents, turpentine,

gasoline, lacquer or paint thin-

ner, or other solvents that may

contain chemicals which are

harmful to plastics and other

insulating materials. Never

immerse tool in a liquid or

allow a liquid to enter inside

the tool. Make sure all vents

and openings are free and

clear of debris.

Shrinking Tubing

Use stand to free both hands.

Slide tubing over area to be

insulated. Place in air stream

and move with a side-to-side

motion until tubing has shrunk.

Drying

Drying ink and paint on screen

prints, posters or paper may

be done manually or by

directly mounting the heat

blowers to the processing

equipment.

Shrinking Packaging

Your Masterflow Heat Blower

can be used for a variety of

heat-shrinking applications.

For example, it can be used to

shrink bottle caps manually by

gently waving the nozzle

around the cap until it has

shrunk.

One or two heat blowers may

be permanently mounted to a

conveyor system to shrink

caps as the bottles pass by.

Shrink Tunnel Systems

The Masterflow can be used

on heat-shrink tunnel systems.

It is recommended that the

blower or blowers be mounted

in a horizontal position to pre-

vent overheating of the heat

blower.

If you have any questions

regarding your specific appli-

cation or use, feel free to call

our Sales Department at

(262) 633-7791.

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51008

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Manufacturer:

Bussmann / Eaton

Description:

Specialty Fuses TYPE T 8A HIGH VOLT

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