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8714 My heat gun stops occasionally, is this normal?As a safety measure, the heat guns are designed to stop automatically if they overheat. This system, which uses a heat probe, avoids any abnormal temperature increase which could damage your tool. When the nozzle is brought too close to a surface, or the gun is used for too long, the safety device cuts in. You will have to wait a few minutes before being able to switch on your heat gun again, which will start normally.8974 My electric appliance does not start, what should I do?Some of our AC electric appliances (e.g. blow-vacs and chain saws) are equipped with a safety device. Read your owner''s operating manual to check the start procedure:
* on chain saws, the chain brake must be off;
* on blow-vacs, the bag and the tubes must be fitted in order to start up
Check the power available on the socket and the condition of the fuses and the circuit-breaker. Check that the power available is the same as that required to operate the appliance (refer to the owner''s operating manual). Check that the electrical connections and the power supply cable are in good condition and not contaminated by moisture or water. If you fail to locate the problem on the electrical installation, do not open your appliance yourself: take it to an approved repairer for checking.12114 What do I need to do before using any tool for the first time?I need to learn about my tool and read carefully the user manual. I need to start to use it when I understood every function.15054 When I plug in my tool the circuit breaker trips or the fuse blows, what should I do?Check that the rating of the fuse and or the circuit-breaker is sufficent to operate the tool (refer to the owner''s operating manual). Check that the electrical connections and the power supply cable are in good condition ( not shorting ). If you fail to locate a problem on the electrical installation or the tool take it to an approved repairer for checking. Do not open it yourself to attemp a repair15730 My electric appliance does not start, what should I do?Some of our AC electric appliances (e.g. blow-vacs and chain saws) are equipped with a safety device. Read your owner''s operating manual to check the start procedure:
* on chain saws, the chain brake must be off;
* on blow-vacs, the bag and the tubes must be fitted in order to start up
Check the power available on the socket and the condition of the fuses and the circuit-breaker. Check that the power available is the same as that required to operate the appliance (refer to the owner''s operating manual). Check that the electrical connections and the power supply cable are in good condition and that there is no humidity. If you fail to locate a problem on the electrical installation, do not open your appliance yourself: take it to an approved repairer for checking.
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