Heat Tool Maintenance
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Heat Tool Maintenance Shrinkfast – Heat Tool Maintenance Shrinkfast heat tools are powerful products used by thousands of customers around the world. Like any power tool, attention should be placed on the product’s upkeep and care. If you have any questions regarding the maintenance of your heat tool, please contact your local distributor or Shrinkfast direct at 603.863.7719 or email at info@shrinkfast-998.com Daily Heat Tool Inspections (All Models): • Before turning on the heat tool, visually inspect the hose for any cracks or breaks that can cause a propane leak • When you turn on the gas at the propane tank, make sure the regulator gauge pressurizes to 22 PSI before firing the heat tool and then leak check all fittings and connections • If you suspect a leak, use a spray bottle of soapy water and spray directly on each connection to detect any leaks – indicated by bubbles coming from the connection • Before firing the heat tool, make sure you do not have a strong smell of propane or hear any “hissing” which would indicate a possible leak inside the heat tool • When you are finished using the heat tool (at any time during the day), shut off the propane tank and pull the trigger on the heat tool to purge any remaining gas inside the hose • Do not operate the heat tool if the pressure on the gauge drops below 15 PSI. Operating the heat tool below 15 PSI will cause the flame to burn inside the heat tool and damage the internal components voiding the warranty Shrinkfast® Marketing 460 Sunapee Street • Newport, New Hampshire 03773 Tel. 603-863-7719 • Fax 603-863-6225 • www.shrinkfast998.com

Shrinkfast has been the technical innovator and manufacturer of UL approved heat shrink tools for over 40 years. Through a worldwide network of authorized distributors, we offer the expertise to shrink wrap everything from small equipment to large buildings, bridges and military aircraft. Monthly Heat Tool Inspections (Model 998): • Remove the combustor (part # 30 in assembly diagram) and using compressed air, clean out any debris inside the combustor assembly • Using compressed air, clean out the main body of the heat tool (part # 10) • Remove the filter holder assembly in the back of the...