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Application:
ŸA scorcher is a tool that can be used to exterminate weeds on non-combustible surfaces. It is
effective on stone, paths, kerbs, pavements, concrete driveways and foundations. It works by
applying high temperatures to the surface of the weed to destroy it. Its operation is based on
propane gas power, allowing it to work in areas where other energy sources are lacking.
ŸGas type: To use this device, you need containers (cartridges) containing propane gas, which is a
mixture of propane and butane. These containers must be disposable and have a special threaded
connector. In addition, you must ensure that they comply with the EN 417 standard.
ŸOperating instructions: Before using this tool, we recommend that you read the instruction manual
carefully to learn how to use the device correctly. It is important to keep this manual so that you
can refer to it in the future.
ŸSafety: the safety recommendations and rules in the operating instructions must be followed.
Failure to do so may lead to damage for which the product supplier is not responsible.
ŸEquipment: This appliance is supplied as a finished product and does not need to be assembled.
Please note that gas containers are not included and must be purchased separately.
ŸThe use of this type of appliance requires special care and observance of the safety rules associated
with the use of gas, so it is important to be aware of all the guidelines and instructions provided by
the manufacturer.
Safety conditions
Ÿ1. This appliance is only suitable for use with disposable containers that contain technical gas,
which is a mixture of propane and butane, and have a self-sealing threaded connector that
complies with EN 417 standards. Connecting other types of gas containers presents a safety risk.
Ÿ2. Always read the instructions on the container before connecting it to the appliance.
Ÿ3. Do not alter or attempt to alter the settings or design of the appliance as established at the
factory. Attempting to alter these settings or disassemble individual parts of the appliance for
purposes other than their intended use can be dangerous.
Ÿ4. Before connecting a container to the appliance, always check the condition of the seals between
them, making sure that they are positioned correctly and in good condition. Do not use the
appliance if the seals are damaged or leaking. Avoid using the appliance if it is in poor condition or
not working properly.
Ÿ5. Use of the appliance should take place in rooms with adequate ventilation, in accordance with
local regulations for access to combustion air and to avoid the accumulation of unburned gases.
The appliance should be used away from flammable materials. A distance of at least 5 metres
should be maintained between the burner outlet and adjacent surfaces, such as walls or ceilings,
and avoid directing the burner outlet towards people or animals.
Ÿ6. When changing gas containers, always do so in a well-ventilated area, preferably outdoors and
away from fire sources such as open flames, pilot burners, electric heaters and from other people.
Always close the appliance valves before connecting the container.
Ÿ7. If the appliance is leaking (smell gas), immediately take the appliance outside to a well-
ventilated area without a fire to locate and repair the leak. Check for leaks on the appliance, do this
outdoors, avoiding trying to detect them with a flame. During operation, the burner outlets
become hot. Keep children and others away from the appliance.
Ÿ8. If it is necessary to send the appliance to the manufacturer or service centre, ensure that the
appliance is sufficiently cooled, disconnect the gas container and then pack the appliance properly
in paper wrapping in accordance with the transport guidelines. It is unacceptable to send the
appliance with the gas container, as the transport of hazardous substances is subject to
restrictions.
Ÿ9. Do not leave a lit burner unattended. Avoid overheating of containers and hoses. Replace
accessories if necessary.
Ÿ10. Wn the event of a gas leak, ensure that the burner flame is extinguished immediately and that
you move away from all sources of fire and high temperatures. Follow the information on the
product data sheet which you will find on the gas tank. Operate upwind to avoid inhaling fumes.
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• The following symbols may appear in the operating instructions or on the tool’s nameplate.
• These signs contain important information about the product and instructions on how to use it.
Description of the appliance
Operating the appliance
Installing the Gas Container
Installation of the gas container should take place outdoors or in a well-ventilated room, away from
sources of fire and excessive heat. Adequate distance from third parties should be maintained.
To fit the gas cartridge, push the cartridge head into the cartridge connector (4), making sure that the
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Read the user manual.
Use ear protection
Wear protective glovesGeneral warning
Wear protective clothing
Wear a protective mask
Wear safety glasses
Fire hazard
Wear respiratory protection
Electric shock hazard
1. Gas valve
2. Spark button
3. Gas regulator knob
4. Connector for gas cartridge
5. Handle
6. Extension pipe
7.Burner head
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cut-out hole in the cartridge is facing the flange in the gas valve.
Our product is designed exclusively for self-sealing containers, which means that the gas container can
be removed from the burner at any time without having to be completely emptied. You can check for
the presence of gas in the container by shaking it. If you hear the sound of liquid inside the container,
this means there is gas.
Please note that our burner is only suitable for containers meeting the EN 417 standard and fitted with
a non-threaded quick-connector with a cut-out in the mounting flange. It is forbidden to use other
types of containers or those that do not meet the EN 417 standard.
To close the gas valve, turn the regulator knob as far as it will go in the direction marked "-" or OFF.
Ensure that the burner connection gasket is not damaged or worn. Do not install the gas container if
there are any signs of wear or damage. The gas connection must be turned so that the plastic ring
plates are between the metal parts of the connection. The gas container must then be connected to the
burner so that the projection of the gas connection fits into the notch in the container flange. Then
press the gas container onto the burner and turn it clockwise as far as it will go.
Note: It is forbidden to use the burner without the gas canister properly fitted, for example if it is not
attached securely.
Make sure that there are no gas leaks. You can use soapy water for this purpose. If there is a gas bubble,
this indicates a leak. Working with a unit where a gas leak has been detected is prohibited. Do not
attempt to detect leaks with a flame.
Using the Burner
After ensuring that there are no gas leaks, open the valve as far as halfway by turning the knob towards
the plus symbol. The sound of escaping gas from the nozzle should be audible . Then press the spark
button, igniting the gas at the burner inlet with the built-in ignition device. Use the control knob to
adjust the flame height. Wait for about a minute before starting, observing for undesirable reactions. A
gas flicker effect may occur during the initial warm-up phase. The gas container must then be in an
upright position. If the flickering does not stop spontaneously, extinguish the flame and consult the
manufacturer.
Caution: do not put down or cool down a lit burner. Do not heat the gas container.
Extinguishing the burner
Turn the control knob all the way to the minus symbol, which will extinguish the flame. Then set the
burner aside to cool down.
Note: Do not cool it down with a jet of water.
Unplugging the gas container
Unscrew the gas container from the burner.
Maintenance of the appliance
Clean the appliance with a soft, damp cloth. For heavier soiling, use soap dissolved in water. The use of
abrasive agents should be avoided. In the event of faults or dirt on the nozzle, contact the
manufacturer's authorised service centre. Do not attempt to clean the nozzle yourself, especially with
sharp pointed objects. Do not alter or modify the unit. Do not use the device with damaged
components.
Storage
Store our product in its original packaging or in sealed, similar containers. Keep the device in a dark,
dry and well-ventilated place. Keep it out of the reach of third parties, especially children. Store the
device in an upright position. Do not expose the device to temperatures above 50°C and avoid
exposure to sunlight for long periods of time.
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