HAMMERSMITH M24737 Electric Hot Air Weed Burner Instructions

June 8, 2024
HAMMERSMITH

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Burner Instructions

HAMMERSMITH M24737 Electric Hot Air Weed Burner - Fig1

M24737 Electric Hot Air Weed Burner

Scope of delivery and description of the parts (#1):

1. On/Off switch and power control
2. Base
3. Air outlet openings
4. Hot air nozzle
5. Handle
6. Extension pole with grip| 7. Cable guide
8. Handle
9. Cable clamp
10. Conical nozzle
11. Crevice nozzle
12. Guide wheels
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The following notices are relevant to the device
Risk of burns! Never touch hot surfaces!
Protect from wet and rain!

ILLUSTRATIONS FIGURES

HAMMERSMITH M24737 Electric Hot Air Weed Burner - Fig2

SAFETY AND WARNING NOTICES

  1. In order to avoid damage and dangers due to improper use, read the entire manual carefully, and retain it for future reference.

  2. If the device is passed on to third parties, these instructions must also be handed over with it.

  3. This device should only be used by children aged 8 years and over, as well as by persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental abilities or lack of experience and knowledge, if they are supervised or have been instructed on the safe use of the device and understand the dangers associated with its use. Children must never be allowed to play with the device. Cleaning and user maintenance must never be performed by children unless they are aged 8 years or over and supervised by an adult. Children younger than 8 years of age are to be kept away from the device and the connection cable.

  4. FIRE HAZARD – Follow the instructions in this manual carefully, and handle the device with care.

  5. Particular care is required when using the device in proximity to flammable materials.

  6. Do not point the device at the same place for extended periods of time.

  7. Never leave the device unattended while switched on.

  8. Heat can be conducted to combustible materials that are not in the line of vision.

  9. Make sure that the crevice nozzle is correctly attached to the device and is properly oriented.

  10. The connection line (cable) and other flammable materials must not come into contact with the hot components or nozzles.

  11. Only suitable for private and domestic use in the yard or garden. Only for removing overgrowth and weeds between and around paving stones and slabs, masonry, flower beds and lawns. In addition, the product can be used to remove paint and varnish, and to light barbecue charcoal in an outdoor grill (with the optionally available grill lighter nozzle). Always follow the instructions for use and specifications of the grill manufacturer.

  12. Hazards can arise if the device is not used as intended. Only use the device for its intended purpose and observe all notes and instructions laid out in this document.

  13. Never attempt to repair or modify the device yourself. For repairs, please contact our customer service (contact details can be found on the back of these instructions).

  14. Never use the device if you are tired, ill, or under the influence of alcohol, drugs or medication.

  15. Always wear sturdy shoes during use. We recommend that you wear protective gloves.

  16. RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK if electrically conductive lines or components come into contact with the device.

  17. Never use the device if the cable is damaged. If necessary, contact our customer service.

  18. The mains voltage must match that specified on the device.

  19. Only ever connect to alternating current and a shock-proof socket.

  20. Only use an extension cable with an earthed cable suitable for outdoor use, with a conductor cross-section of at least 1.5mm2.

  21. Unplug the power cord immediately if faults arise during operation, after use, and before cleaning.

  22. Never use or touch the device or plug with wet hands.

  23. Never immerse or clean the device under water. Always protect the device against moisture. If the device falls into water, remove the plug from the mains immediately! NEVER reach into the water while the device is still connected to the mains!

  24. RISK OF BURNS! Some parts of the device get very hot during use – never touch hot areas!

  25. NEVER point the hot air stream at people or animals.

  26. Never touch the heat shield or nozzle during operation.

  27. DANGER TO LIFE DUE TO FIRE AND/OR EXPLOSION!
    a. Only for outdoor use. Never use in a garage or locations where liquid fuels or highly flammable materials may be stored or used.
    b. Do not use in the vicinity of easily flammable substances or gases.
    c. Never direct the hot air stream at flammable objects (e.g. gas bottles). Always keep away from sources of ignition.
    d. Do not smoke during use. e. Keep out of reach of children.

  28. Protect from extended exposure to sunlight and frost.

  29. FIRE HAZARD! Dry plants, grasses, pine needles, leaves and wood can catch fire. Observe the treated plant for a while after application. It could take some time before the plant catches fire.

  30. In the event of an unexpected fire, make sure that there is no danger to yourself, and then extinguish the fire with a suitable fire extinguisher.

Replacing cables and plugs
If the power cord of this device is damaged, contact our customer service (information can be found on the back of this manual).
CONNECTION TO THE POWER SUPPLY
This device is equipped with a cable clamp that prevents the power cable from coming into contact with the hot parts of the device.
NOTE: Always use the cable clamp. Failure to use the cable holder can damage the device and/or the power cord.
USING THE CABLE CLAMP (#2)
Push the cable through the opening on the handle. Form a loop with the cable.
Route the cable around the cable clamp, and draw the cable tight.
BEFORE FIRST USE
Remove any packaging material. Dispose of the packaging material. Place all components included in the delivery in a safe place. Check whether all parts are included as stated in the scope of delivery. If parts are missing or faulty, please contact our customer service (contact details can be found on the back of this manual).
ASSEMBLING THE EXTENSION POLE & HANDLE (# 3)
When you receive delivery of the device, the extension pole and handle are not yet assembled. To assemble, proceed as follows:

  1.  Slide the extension pole into the fastening ring at the end of the device. Align the arrow mark on the extension pole with the „open lock“ symbol on the fastening ring.
  2. Push the extension pole into the fastening ring until the pole is in place.
  3. Now turn the bar anti-clockwise until the arrow mark on the handle aligns with the „closed lock“ symbol on the fastening ring.

MOUNTING THE GUIDE WHEELS (#4)

  1. Unscrew the holder for the guide wheels so that you can easily insert the wheels onto the guide rail at the rear of the device.
  2. Place the holder in the guide rail and slide the holder down towards the nozzle. Make sure that the cpoints towards the handle and lies behind the guide wheel holder.
  3. Now tighten the holder using the side wheel.
  4. SELECTING THE POSITION: You can choose between 3 positions. The guide wheels can click into 3 different pre-set positions, and can be fixed using the side wheel.

USE

GETTING STARTED

  1. Before use of the device, attach the extension pole with handle as described above.
  2. Secure the cable using the cable guide and cable clamp.
  3. Attach the desired attachment as described in the section „Changing attachments“.
  4. Connect the power cord.

Switching on:

  1. Point the hot air nozzle with the desired attachment away from the body.
  2. Slide the on/off switch into the desired position. You can choose between 2 settings:
    – Position I – 60°C (cooling)
    – Position II – 650°C (weed killing, paint removal, grill lighter – nozzle optionally available) The air volume in both positions is 500l/min.

CHANGING ATTACHMENTS (#5)
DEVICE MUST BE SWITCHED OFF, DISCONNECTED FROM THE MAINS, AND COOLED!

  1. There are 2 dot markings on the left and right of both attachments.
  2. Align these with the guide rail on the hot air nozzle.
  3. Slide the attachment into the guide and lock the attachment in an anti-clockwise direction. Make sure that the attachment is securely locked in place.

CLEAR WEEDS (LEVEL 2) – CONE NOZZLE or CREVICE NOZZLE

  1. Slide the On/Off switch to position II. Allow the device to heat up for approx. 45 seconds. Make sure that you do not allow the nozzle to rest on sensitive surfaces such as wood, as this could lead to scorch marks.
  2. Hold the conical or crevice nozzle over the weeds for at least 5 seconds. In the case of stronger weeds or plants with thick, deep roots (e.g. dandelions) increase the duration of application. During this process, the cell structure of the weeds is destroyed. This usually kills the weeds within 24 hours. It is not necessary to completely burn the weeds. A few seconds are sufficient – even if the visible part of the weed still appears green, this is completely normal and does not represent a shortcoming. The effect will be visible in the next few hours.
  3. For efficient treatment, the nozzle should be max. 3 cm above the weeds. Never place the conical or crevice nozzle directly on the floor, this could lead to a build-up of heat and damage to the device!

NOTES & TIPS:

  • The thicker the root, the longer you should hold the device over the plant in order to achieve the lasting effect of permanent weed removal. For weeds with particularly thick and/or deep roots (e.g. dandelions) it may be necessary to repeat the treatment several times at intervals of 1-2 weeks.
  • Overly moist soil or damp roots can reduce the effectiveness of the device. In such a case, repeat the treatment in drier conditions if necessary. Therefore, never use the device immediately after it has rained, as this could impair the desired effect.

Cooling down and switching off the device:
EXTREMELY IMPORTANT! First slide the On/Off switch to the “I” position for at least 1 minute (capital letters and bold). Only after this should you set to position “0” to switch off the device. Now fold in the guide wheels and the stand (metal bracket on the front underside of the device) and lay down the device so that the front part of the device rests on the stand. If you use the device as a hand-held device – i.e. without the handle and wheels – fold out the stand (metal bracket on the front underside of the device), lay the device on it, and allow the device to cool down. Make sure that you do not allow hot parts of the device to rest on sensitive surfaces such as wood, as this  ould lead to scorch marks.
LIGHTING A GRILL (LEVEL 2) – Grill lighter nozzle (available as an option – information on the package)

  1. The grill lighter nozzle is intended for lighting your grill or fireplace. Attach the grill lighter nozzle as described under “Exchanging the attachment”.
  2. Slide the On/Off switch to the 2nd position. Allow the device to heat up for approx. 45 seconds.
  3. Place the nozzle under the coal or wood. Make sure that the plastic casing of the device is not exposed to direct heat!
  4. Remove the device from the coals or wood as soon as they start to glow.
  5. Now direct the nozzle at the coals or wood from a distance of approx. 10-20 cm, until the coal or wood has reached the desired temperature.
  6. This will prevent the nozzle from being exposed to excessive temperatures in the coals, and being damaged. It also prevents the casing from deforming as a result of the temperature.
  7. Turn off the device before removing it from fire.

RISK OF JAMMING DUE TO OVERHEATING – Only ever use the optionall available grill lighter nozzle for briefly lighting an outdoor grill or fireplac This nozzle is not suitable for removing weeds in narrow spaces (e.g. crevices). There is a risk of heat build-up as a result of prolonged usewhich can lead to damage to the device!
SWITCHING OFF THE DEVICE: Slide the on/off switch to position 0.

COOLING & SAFE STORAGE

Before the device is completely switched off, it must be cooled down. Slide the on/off switch to position „I“ for at least one minute. After this, the device can be switched off. The device can be placed on the stand while it cools down. Never leave the device unattended. Make sure that the device has cooled down completely before storage.

CLEANING AND CARE

WARNING! Before carrying out any cleaning work, remove the plug from the mains, and ensure that the device has cooled down completely.
Keep the safety devices, ventilation openings and the motor housing free of dust and dirt. Wipe the device with a clean cloth, or blow it clean with low- pressure compressed air. We recommend cleaning the device after each use.
Clean the device regularly with a damp cloth and some mild detergent. Do not use aggressive cleaning agents or solvents – these can damage the plastic parts of the device. Make sure that no water enters thedevice.

This symbol means that such electrical equipment or batteries must not be disposed of with normal household waste. You are legally obliged to hand in such items – free of charge – to a public collection point or distributor- created collection point for the recycling of electrical devices and expired bulbs and batteries within the scope of the Electrical and Electronic Equipment Act that are not encapsulated by or fixed into the appliance, and can be removed or separated from the appliance non-destructively, for disposal at the end of their service life. Use rechargeable batteries instead of single-use batteries wherever possible. The recovery and recycling of old appliances makes an important contribution to protecting our environment. Improper disposal can result in toxic substances being released into the environment, which can have harmful effects upon people, animals and plants. Batteries with an increased pollutant content are also marked with the following symbols: Cd = cadmium, Hg = mercury, Pb = lead.  Consumers are themselves responsible for deleting any personal data from appliances.

TECHNICAL DATA

Mains 230V∼50Hz
Rated capacity 2000W
Airflow 500l/min
Temperature level1 60°C
Temperature level 2 650°C

This product complies with the European directives
Protection rating II
Made in China

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2620 Neunkirchen|Austria
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ROW: +423 388 18 00
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