DeWalt D26960 120VAC 1550W 13Amp Corded Heat Gun

Using the DeWalt D26960 heat gun is a breeze. First, plug it into a 120V power source. Then, use the LCD display to set your desired temperature in 50 - degree increments according to your task. For example, if you're stripping paint, a lower temperature might work best. Attach the appropriate nozzle - the cone nozzle for more concentrated heat and the fishtail surface nozzle for wider coverage. When you're done, use the hang ring to store it neatly. Here are some important things to keep in mind. Always make sure the heat gun is in a stable position, thanks to the kickstand. Don't let the cord get tugged too hard; the cord protector is there to help, but it's better to be careful. Also, don't touch the heating element while it's hot or right after use. For maintenance, keep the heat gun clean. After each use, let it cool down completely. Check the cord regularly for any signs of wear and tear. If the heat gun ever shuts down due to the overload protection, give it some time to cool before using it again. With proper use and care, your DeWalt D26960 heat gun will serve you well for a long time.