# U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION FEDERAL AVIATIONADMINISTRATION OFFICE OFHEARINGS

WASHINGTON, D.C.

Inthe MatterofRadio HollandUSA, Inc.
FAADocketNo. [TO 

# BE ASSIGNED] (Civil PenaltyAction)
FDMSNo. FAA-2013-0286
The Honorable Richard C. Goodwin 

# RECEIVED SEP 302013 HEARING DOCKET

COMPLAINANT'S REPLYTO RESPONDENT'S FIRST SET OF INTERROGATORIES REQUESTFORPRODUCTION OFDOCUMENTS AND REQUESTFORADMISSIONS

COMESNOWthe Complainant, by andthrough its designated representative, the Regional Counsel for the Eastern Region and his designated and authorized agents, in
accordance with 14 C.P.R. 13.220 and Rules 33 and 34 ofthe Federal Rules ofCivil Procedure,
and submits its response to Respondent's Interrogatories and Notice to Produce documents as follows:

INTERROGATORIES
1. 

# Identifythe names, titles, business or home addresses and telephone munbers ofeachperson whomthe Complainantintendsto call as a witness atthehearing ofthis matter. Answer:
Special Agent Louis Fernandez Federal AviationAdministration Security and Hazardous Materials Safety Manager, WDC Security Field Office Mailing address: PO Box 3978

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# Winchester, VA22604-3978 347-728-4293
MiltonBazemore US Airways 2200 NorviewAve. Norfolk, VA 23518 (757) 857-3480

TheAgencymay call:

JohnMattox TSAAgent NorfolkIntemationalAirport Norfolk, VA 757-858-5610

2. Provide the substance ofthe testimonyto be offeredby each ofsaid witnesses.

Answer: FAA Special Agent Fernandez was assigned to and conducted an investigation conceming a US Airways incident report ofan undeclared dangerous goods discrepancy which formed the basis ofthe instant matter. It

# is anticipated that he will testify about his investigation and his findings of violations of the Department of Transportation Hazardous Materials Regulations (HMR), as set forth in the Enforcement Investigative Report (EIR) he prepared, whichwas providedto Respondent onSeptember21,2012.

Milton Bazemoreis employedby US Airways. He is a Customer Service Supervisor for US Airways at Norfolk Intemational Airport and is the US Airways Agent who reported the hazardous materials incident at issue to the FAA. He is expected to testifY as to his role in the incident and the business practices of US Airways concerning hazardous materials discovered by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) at Norfolk International Airport.
Should the Agency calls the following witness, it is anticipated that he will testifY as follows:
TSA AgentJohnMattoxis expectedto testify as to his role in discovering the UltraTorch in Respondent's employee DamonCole's checkedbaggage onMarch4, 2011.

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# 3. To the extent not encompassed in your response to requestNos. 1 and 2 above, identifY and produce statements of all individuals who spoke to, or were interviewed by, the Complainantregardingthis matter.
Answer: Please referto copies oftheEIRprovidedto Respondent on September21, 2012.

4. Identify and produce copies ofany and all documents on which the Complainant anticipates relying, or will rely, in support of the case it will present at the hearing in this matter, includingbutnot limited to documents you intendto introduce into evidence.
Answer: Please see response to Interrogatory 3. In addition, please see attached photos and the Ultratorch UT -1OOSi Instruction Manual. See response to Production Request Nos. 2 and 5.

5. Please explainthe current whereabouts ofthe Ultra Torch soldering iron confiscated from Radio HollandbyUS Airways' Agent, MiltonBazemore andprovidedto Complainant.
Answer: Objection: TheInterrogatory assumes facts notestablished or alleged and seeks information that is not relevantto the merits ofthe instantmatter, nor likely to lead to the discovery ofrelevant information. 

# Inaddition, the Interrogatory seeks to impose a discovery obligationupon apersonwho is not a party to the instant litigation. Notwithstanding the objection and without waiving the objection, Complainantbelieves thatthe Ultratorch soldering ironhas been destroyed.
6. Ifyour answer to Interrogatory No. 5 is that the Ultra Torch soldering iron confiscated from Radio Holland by US Airways' Agent, Milton Bazemore and provided to Complainant was destroyed or discarded, please explain why, including the name and contact information ofthe supervisor or authority authorizing its destruction or discarded.
Answer: Please seeresponse to InterrogatoryNo. 5.
7. Please list any FAA or Federal policy, law, regulation that supports the destruction or disposal of hazardous materials confiscated from passengers on board a passenger carrying aircraft.
Answer: Objection: The Interrogatory calls for A.ttomey work product and legal research. In addition, it calls for information that is not relevant or material to the merits ofthe instantmatter, norreasonably calculatedto leadto the discovery ofadmissible evidence.

8. Ifthe Ultra Torch soldering iron confiscated by US Airways' agent Bazemore on March 4, 2011 and providedto Complainant was not destroyed or discarded by any employee or agent of Complainant, please explain which agency or other third party destroyed, discarded or has possessionofthe Ultra Torch. 3

# Answer: Please see response to InterrogatoryNo. 5.
9. Pleaseprovide the name and full contact details ofthe agency or other third party thathas possession ofthe Ultra Torch.

Answer: Please see response to InterrogatoryNo. 5.

COMPLAINANT'S REPLY TO RESPONDENT'S FIRST REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS



# I. Produce copies of all materials relied upon and/or consulted in responding to these interrogatories and requests for admissions.
Answer: Objection. The request calls for Attomey workproduct. Notwithstanding the objection and without waiving the objection, please see response to Interrogatory 3.

2. Provide copies ofany photographs or videos pertaining to the Ultra Torch soldering iron confiscated from Radio Holland by US Airways' Agent, Milton Bazemore and provided to Complainant.
Answer: Objection: Therequest assumes facts not established or alleged. Notwithstandingthe objection and without waivingthe objection, please see attached.
3. Produce copies of any statements from any person whom Complainant or its representative interviewed in connection withthe instant matter.
Answer: Objection. The request calls for Attomey work product. Notwithstanding the objection and without waiving the objection, please see response to Interrogatory 3.

4. Produce copies of any notes from interviews of any person Complainant or its representative interviewed·in connectionwiththe instantmatter.



# 4

# Answer: Please see response to Production Request 3.

5. Produce copies ofall documents upon whichRespondent intends to rely atthe hearing on this matter.
Answer: Please refer to the EIR. See response to Interrogatory No. 4 and Production RequestNo. 2. See attachedphotos.
6. Produce copies ofUS Airways log providedto the FAAlisting the chain ofcustody of the UltraTorch solderingironconfiscatedfrom Radio Hollandby US Airways' Agent, MiltonBazemore andprovidedto Complainant.
Answer: Objection: The**~equest** 

# assumes facts notestablished or alleged. Notwithstandingthe objection and without waivingthe objection, please refer to the EIR.

7. Intentionallyblank. There is no ProductionRequestNumber 7.

8. Produce any documents inpossession ofComplainantprovided by US Airways in connection with US Airways' confiscation ofthe Ultra Torch soldering iron.
Answer: Objection: The request assumes facts not established or alleged. Notwithstandingthe objection and without waiving the objection, see EIR.

9. Producethe UltraTorch soldering iron confiscatedfrom Radio Holland byUS Airways' Agent,MiltonBazemore and provided to Complainant, for inspection and examination.
Answer: Objection: The request assumes facts not established or alleged and is vague. Notwithstandingthe objection and without waivingthe objection, Complainant does not have custody or control ofthe Ultra Torch, which Complainantbelieves has been destroyed. REQUEST FORADMISSIONS



# I. Afterthe UltraTorch soldering ironwas confiscatedby US Airways, it was destroyedby Complainant's agents or individuals at Complainant's direction.
Answer: Deny.
2. Afterthe Ultra Torch soldering ironwas confiscatedby US Airways, itwas discarded by Complainant's agents orindividuals at Complainant's direction.

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# Answer: Deny.
3. Complainant's agents oremployees were not given consentbyRespondent or Respondent's employeesto destroy tbe Ultra Torch soldering ironwhichwas left in Complainant's custody orpossession.
Answer: Deny.
4. Complainant's agents or employees were not given consentbyRespondent or Respondent's employees to discardthe UltraTorch soldering ironwhich was left in Complainant's custody orpossession.
Answer: Deny.
5. AdmitthatAgent Louis Fernandez did not perfonn any tests to determine whetber the UltraTorch soldering ironconfiscatedbyUS Airways' agent MiltonBazemore actually contained a flammable gas.
Answer: Deny.
6. Admitthat apassengerflying onapassenger canyingflight cancheckina luggage or in a canyona lighter containingup to 3 cc ofbutane.
Answer: Deny.

7. Intentionallyleft blank. No Requestfor AdmissionNmnbered 7was propounded.
8. Admitthat a passenger flying on apassenger canyingflight can check in a luggage orin a carry on a cordless curlingironwith a cartridge containing up to 14 cc ofbutane.
Answer: Admitthat a cordless curling iron witb a cartridgeinstalled and safety cover fitted canbe carried onincarry-on or checkedbaggage as set forth in49 CFR 175.10. Denyas to arefill and/or spare cartridge which are prohibited.
9. Admitthat at the deposition ofAgentLouis Fernandez onJuly25,2013,he was not able to ignite anUltraTorch solderingiron containingbutane fuel.

Answer: Deny.

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# ' '



# Complainantreserves the right

# to amendresponses inkeepingwith

# the ongoingnature of discovery.



# Respectfully submitted, Alfred R. Johoson, Jr. Regional Counsel

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I hereby certify that on this day copies ofthe foregoing Complainant's Reply to Respondent's First Set of Interrogatories, Request for Production ofDocuments and Request for Admissions were placed in

# the United States mail, postageprepaid, First Class Mail as follows:

TheHonorableRichard C. Goodwin AdministrativeLawJudge Office ofHearings,M-20 U.S. DepartmentofTransportation 1200NewJerseyAvenue, S.E. (£11-310) Washington, D.C. 20590 FAX (202) 366-7536
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## Warnings WARNING: This product, when used for soldering and similar applications, produces chemicals 

### known to the State ofCalifornia to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. WARNING: By-products ofthe combustion ofthe fuel used by this product contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm. WARNING: 

### The Department ofTransportation Hazardous Material Regulations forbid the carriage of butane 

## or other flammable gas products on passenger aircraft. Do not packthis item or any other flammable gas item, in any checked or carry-on luggage.



## Important Safety Instructions
To reduce the risk of injury or use of solder, solderpaste, flux, 16. Itis your responsibiflty to lollow property damage, READ AND conformal coatings and any other your governmental regulations UNDERSTAND the following chemicals. when disposing ofthis unit. warnings: 7. Store away from, and do not use NOTE':When operating in extremes 1 To preventfrre or damage to work in the presence ofchildren. oftemperature (hot orcold), at high

surfaces, be sure hot airexhaust 8. Keep protectivecap on unit while atmude, ignition may be difficult opening is positioned up. Hot air not in use. due to thevariation of gas pressure comes out ofthe exhaust opening 9. Use onlyin well-ventilated area. caused bythese extremes. Gas in the lip. Keep combUstibles and Continuous or extended use control settings will also be affected hands away from the opening. indoors should be done onlywith and will vary from those under normal 2. To preventfuel tank leakage, do alocal exhaust ventilation to the conditions. If difficulties are experi-

not store in environmental area outside. anced, please contact ourCustomer that exceeds I04°F/40°C (such 10. Do not expose to open fiame or Service Department whowill advise as car dashboard or trunk, direct othersources of high temperature. on adjustment. sun, glove compartment, or other 11. To prevent clouding ofwindow, enclosed, unventilated areas). do not use alcohol or alcohol3. Be sure toturn "ON/OFP'switch to based cleaner.

"OFP' after use. 12. Use only MasterAppliance 4. Do not perform ma'1ntenance or re- Ultratane Butane Fuel to insure

pair unless unit is completelycool.**maxim~m** safety and parlorBecertain ''ON/OFF' laveris "OFF", mance. MSDS upon request. 5. Wait fortips to cool before chang- 13. AJways use safety glasses or

ing. Keep hands and combustibles goggles. from lip area while in use. 14. Do 'not fill gas orstore nearopen 6. When soldering or desoldering flame, heater, furnace orcomaJways review mate(ral safety data busf1ble materials. sheets (MSDS) for recommended 15. Do notmisuse, abuse, alterortamper. precautions lorsafe handling and

## Description
Master Models UT-100Si and UT-200Si Ultratorch heattools are variable temperature, selfigniting butane powered, multi-function heat tools. They can be operated as soldering irons or as flameless heat tools just by changing tips. Temperature is varied by adjusting the gas control lever.

HotAir Exhaust Ignition Vent



## Principles of Operation
This product uses acatalytic gas reaction system. The special catalyst contained in the tip is 

### preheated with abutane flame. The preheated flame is extingu'1shed when the shutter is closed 

### overthe ignition vent Butane gas continues to flow overthe preheated catalyst generatlflg infrared heatwhich is either conducted through the soldering iron tip or passed through the heat tip as hot gas.


## Fill with Ultratane Butane Gas Control

Hot Air Vent Catalyst

Unit operates on butane gas and creates infared heat effectively by the use of acatalyst. Use only Master Ultratane butane with your Ultratorch. Make sure on/off lever is in "off" position before filling. To fill, press nozzle of butane can down onto refill opening. Unit is full when gas overflows refill opening. Check window for fuel level.

## Ignition Instructions

I. Set gas control lever to 3and move On/Off leverto**~aN".** In cold conditions, move gas lever



### higher, in warm, lower. 2. Push ignition button all the way down slowly, holding in down position for 3seconds after 

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clicks. You may hear awhistling sound. 3. When catalyst inside of exhaust opening glows red, slowly release button. 4. If unit did not ignite, repeat. 5. To turn off, move On/Off lever to "OFF" position until 

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Temperature can be changed by adjusting gas control lever. 

## Use as a Soldering Iron or HeatTool All models come with the soldering tip pre-installed.To change tips, unscrew knurled nut, drop out tip and drop in replacement tip.
As a heat tool, heated gas flows from the end of the heattip. Use the heated gas to heat, dry or shrink as necessary. Tip temperatures can be varied by adjust· ing the gas control lever. As a soldering iron, heat conducts into tip. Touch tip to work surface and apply solder. Use propertip for type of work being performed. Make sure hot air exhaust points away from work surface.



## To Replace Ejector The ejector is where the air/fuel mixture takes place. Occasionally it may be necessary to replace due to clogging. Unscrew the knurled nut and remove the tip and tip housing. Disconnect ignition wire by gently pulling lead wire down and away from ignition tube. Insert spanner wrench into small hole in the ejector. While holding spanner wrench stationary, loosen locking hex nut above ejector by using open end wrench and turning counter clockwise. Use spanner wrench to remove ejector. Replace ejector and tighten. Mount burner by turning clockwise onto ejector until light tension is felt. Align insulation tube in a straight line with ignition wire. Tighten hex nut with open end wrench while holding ejector in place with spanner wrench. Insert lead wire into insulation tube. Push ignition button 

### to confirm sparking. Replace tip and tip housing.

## Howto EmptyTank of Butane Gas if Needed
1. Only empty fuel tank in awell ventilated

area and away from ignition sources. Remember butane is heavier than air. 2. Depress the filler valve at the back of the

tank with asmaJJ bladed screwdriver and let the butane gas escape through the small orifice opening. Ittakes approximately one minute for the butane to escape from the tank. Be careful that the butane does not hit against your fingers or hands. This could cause frostbite of the skin.



### Ultratane

### TM Butane 3. One method is to poke a small bladed screwdriverthrough a piece of paper and then carefully depress the filler valve. The escaping gas will hit the paper and not your hand. 4. Never turn gas lever to "ON" and allow

gas to evacuate through the ejector/tip. Doing this will clog the ejector and lead to premature failure. 5. Never try to unscrew the filler valve

as it is adhesively bonded to the tank. Breaking of this bond will destroy 

### the unit, causing the tankto leak.

"ULTRA-REFINED" by Master

..the only approved butane for Ultratorches. • Single piece universal tip • Purest relining method possible PIN 51773

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## Storage ofYour Ultratorch HeatTool
I. Allow unitto cool and put protective cap on for storage. 2. If your unit is not going 

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location avoiding elevated temperatures and away from children. 3. Leave tank approximately 1/2 full so lubrication of fuel pickup filter stays wet. 4. Set flow control valve 

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### Si)E!<:ifi<:ations__

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### ___ _ UT-100Si UT-200Si Overall length with soldering tip 262mm (10.3 in.) 302mm (1 1.9 in.) Overall length with heat tip 247mm (9.7 in.) 285mm (11.2 in.) Weight (when gas filled) 126g (5.4 oz.) 222g (9 oz.) Approximate temp. soldering tip 250°- 500°C 250°- 530"C (507' • 958'F) (482'. 986'F) Approximate temp. heat tip 650'C (1228'F) 540'C (1030'F) Gas Capacity Container 28cc (1.6 cu. in.) 63cc (3.8 cu. in.) Approximate Operating Time Max. 2 hours Max. 4.5 hours (one gas filling) at #3 setting at #3 setting



### Trouble Shooting Problem Probable cause Solution
Does not ignite a. Empty tank 

### a. Refill with butane fuel b. Clogged ejector b. Replace with new ejector c. Fuel setting too high c. Adjust switch ring or gas control leverto lower setting Low gas pressure a. Foreign object blocking tips 

### a. Clean out or replace tips Low flame b. Cold fuel b. Hold unit in hand to allow unit to warmup. DO NOT HEAT HANDLE. Not enough heat a. Used-up catalyst 

### a. Replace with new tip b. Low fuel b Refill with butane gas

Note: Ultratorches utilize the energy produced while evaporating butane gas. Ambient temperature affects operation. Adjust the unit as necessary.

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# ~70-01-07 0.5mm dia. square tapered pyramid soldering tip 

# t=:DJ>==. 70-01-08 2mm dia. 35Yspade soldering tip

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# a::::::::::::l 8.0mm 0.0.{1.4mm I.D. 

# t:::::

# :o< \10-01-11 Bmm dia. high powered chisel soldering tip 

# t:::::ot::::> 1o-o1-12 3mm dia

.. high powered round head needle soldering tip 

### t::::Q:KJ70-01-13 

### Smm dia. high powered tong tapered chisel soldering tip 

# t:::·rm \ 70-01-15 7mm dia. 45Yspade soldering tip 

# « 0(«:! ?>70-01-16 hot knife 

### tip 

# t::::: ::tt;:;U70-01-14 4mm dia. x7mm pitch adaptor

# ~ 70-01-55 heat shrink 

### tip (standard)

# ~70-01-54 heat shri11k tip

# 70-52U~ carrying strap

# --------------------~--------~~**~** UltrataneTM Butane

# ~~**~~** "ULTRA-REFINED" by Master

..the only approved butane for Ultratorches. • Single piece universal tip • Purest refining method possible P/N 51773 5.125 

### oz. • Special non-clogging formula to permit extended use PIN 10448 26gm. canisters

### Optional 

## Accessories UT-200Si SolderingTips

72-0H1 

# r::::at::::>
3mm dla.tapered needled soldering tip

72-01-02 

# t::::Jk
1 Omm dia. chisel soldering tip

72·01-03

# t:::::::~;1l==' 4mm dla. spade soldering tip 72-01-05 

# t::rrD:=
i.Smm dia. tapered needle soldering tip

72-01-06

# ~ 4mm dla. micro spade soldering tip

72-01-07 

# Or:>
1.5mm tapered pyramid soldering tip 72-01-11 

# ffi:::::::n<
?mm dia. chisel soldering 1'1P (std) 72-01-12

# ~ 4mm dia. ch1sel solderingtip 7201-13 

# t::::::;:;;s.
12.5mm dia. spade solderingtip 72-01-14 

# a:::::::::n:::J soldering tip adaptor (Smm dia.x 0.8mm pitch}**HeatTips~ 72-01-51~**  5.6 Q.D./3.61.0. (mm) Outside diameter 72-0H2

# t::::liJ 72-01-53 

# Q:::::::::J**~:::::::·::o:J:** 8.8 O.D./6.6 I.D. (mm) 11.5 0.019.7 I.D. (mm) lns

1dediameter 

### Heat Shrink Attachment

72-01-EiS (std) 

### Carrying Strap 

### Protective Cap

Heat Shrink Attachment

72-01-54



### UltrataneTM Butane 72-52U**~** 

## (?**~**

"ULTRA-REFINED" by Master

..the only approved butane for Ultratorches.

o Single piece universal tip

o Purest refining method poss"1ble PIN 51773- 5.125 oz. 

# §

• Special non-clogging formula to permit extended use PIN 10448- 26gm. canisters 78-02

### OneYear FullWarranty Your butane powered heat tool was carefully tested 

### and inspected before it was shipped from the fac

### tory. We warrant this product to be free from defects in materials and workman

### ship under normal use and service for one year from date of purchase. In the event of a defect in materials or workmanship, we 

### will either repair or replace, without charge, at 

### our option, any part which in ourjudgement shows 

### evidence of such defect. This warranty does not apply to the attachments, tips, burner, 

### orejector, 

### which are items requiring periodic replacement, 

### nor does it apply if

### the butane powered heat 

### tool has been misused, abused, altered, tampered 

### with, 

### or used with butane fuel other than Master Appliance Ultratane butane fuel. At the end of the warranty period, Master Appliance shall be under no further obligation, expressed or implied. Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the above limitation may not apply to you. Master Appliance assumes no responsibility for and this warranty shall not cover any incidental or consequential damages from any defect in this product or its use. Some states do not allow the exclusion 

### orlimitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above exclusion may not apply to you. 

### This warranty gives you specific rights and you may also have other rights which may vary from state to state. 

### For warranty repair 

## a proof of purchase receipt or other appropriate proof of date is required with your return for warranty repair to Master Appliance. All warranty claims must be made to Master Appliance and not the distributor. We decline responsibility where repairs have been made 

### or attempted by others. Any different guarantee made by others is not authorized by us. If a warranty claim is to be made please return your Master Heat Tool prepaid, with proof of purchase and a note describing the problem to our Repair Department The Department of Transportation Hazardous Material Regulations forbid this item or any other flammable gas item from being shipped 

## via air. Please empty tool of butane before shipping as described in this 

## man- ual under "How to Empty Tank of Butane Gas if Needed". See address below. 

### For repair servi_ce we charge a flat rate fee. Please call Master Appliance for the flat rate charge. Return your Master Heat Tool prepaid, with a note describing the problem to:



### Master Appliance Corp. Attention: Repair Department 2420

- 18th Street 

### Racine, Wisconsin 

### 53403 Phone (262) 633-7791 Fax (262) 633-9745 

### web: www.masterappliance. com 

### e·mail: sales@masterappliance. com

# Mode d'emploi UT-100Si et 

# UT·200Si



# Outils de chauffe 

# Ultratorch® 

# mASTER®

APPLIANCE Concepteursetfabricanlsd'outils

de chauffe pour l'industrie
Merci de lire ce manuel, s'assurer de l'avoir compris et le conserver en reference.

## Avertissements AVERTISSEMENT-: Ce produit, Iars de son utilisation pour souder ou autres usages similaires, genere des produits chim'rques reconnus par !'Stat de California comma canc8rig8nes ou pouvant provoquer des anomalies congiinitales ou des effets nocifs pour Ia reproduction. AVERTISSEMENT-: Certains sous-produits dela combustion du gaz dans cet outil contierment des produits chimiques recormus par l'fitat de Calitornie comma cancfirig6nes ou noctfs pour Iafonc

### tion reproductrice. AVERTISSEMENT-: Las n§glementations du MinistfJre des transports concernant las produits dangereux interdisent le transport de butane ou autre gaz inflammable par avian. Ne pas mettre cet article, ni aucun autre article contenant un gaz inflammable dans un bagage enregistrfi ou de cabine.



## Consignes de securite fmportantes Pour diminuer le risque de dommages corporals ou materiels, LIRE 

### ET COMPRENDRE Jes avertissements suivants-: 

### I. Pour pr·evenir les incendies et ne pas endommager Ia surface de travail, assurez- vous que 1'6chappement d'air chaud est dirige vers le haut. L'air chaud sort par )'orifice d'8chappeme11t de Ia poi11te 1panne. Mainte11ir les maills et toute matiere combustible 8Joign8es de cet orifice. 

### 2. Pour pr8venir les tuites au reservoir de gaz, ne pas ranger l'outll

# aune temperature ambiante exc8dant 

### 40**~c** (planche de bord ou coffre de voiture, exposition directs au solei!, boTte agants ou autre lieux clos non ventil8sl. 3. S'assurer que 'interrupteur (on- off) est sur« 

### OFF, apres usage. 4. N'effectuer ni entretien n"1 reparations sur ur1 outil qui n'est pas completement refroidi. S'assurer que Ia manette marche- arret (on -off) est sur« 

### OFF"· 5. Attendre que les pointes I pannes soient froides avant de Jes changer. MaintenirJes mains et toute matiere com- bustible 81oign8es de Ia zone de Ia pointe 

### I panne pendant I'usage. 

### 6. Avant de souder ou dessouder, toujours relire les con- signes de s8curit8 du mat8riel, pourvoir les recommandatlons de securite pour Ia manipulation et !'utilisation de Ia soudure, Ia pate 

# a braser, le flux, les revetements enrobant et tout autre prodult chimique. 

### 7. Ranger hors de port8e des enfants et ne pas l'utiliser en leur presence. 8. Laisser le bouchon protecteur sur l'outillorsque qu'il n'e$t pas en usage. 

### 9. A utHiser uniquement dans un endroit bien ventil8. Pour une utilisation continue ou de longue dur8e al'intBrieur, le local doit avoir une ventilation vers l'extBrieur. I 0. Ne pas exposer pas l'outil aune flamme nue ou autre source de haute temperature. 11. Ne pas nettoyer avec de l'alcool ou un nettoyant abase d'alcool, pour 8viterque Ia fenetre de jauqe ne se voile. 12. Utillser umquement le butane Ultratane de Master Appliance pour garantir une s8curit8 et un rendement maxi- mums. Feuillet de consignes de s8curit8 sur demande. 13. Utilisertoujours des lunettes de s8curit8 ou des protecteurs oculaires. 

### 14. Ne pas recharger l'outil en gaz et ne pas le ranger pres d'une flamme, d'un chauffeeau, d'un appareil de chauffage ou de matilriaux combustibles. 

### 15. Ne pas utiliser l'outi!

# a mauvais escient, ne pas le modifier. 

### 16. L'81imination de cet outil selon las riiglementations gou- vernementales en vigueur est sous Ia responsabilitB de J'acheteur. 

### REMAROUE-: Lars de ]'utilisation

# ades temperatures**extr~mes** (froid ou chaud), a haute altitude, l'allumage peut s'averer difficile acause des variations de pression du gaz produites par ces extremes. Les rilglages de contrOls du gaz seront 8galement affectes et peuvent §tre diff8rents de ceux obtenus dans des conditions normales. En cas de difficult8s, merci de contacter notre service apr8s-vente pour obtenirdes conseils sur les r8glages nBcessaires.

## Description Les modE!Ies Master Ultratorch UT·100Si et UT-200Si sont des outils chauffants auto-allumables, multifonctionnels,

## atemperature variable fonctionnant au butane. lis peuvent etre utilises comme fers a souder au outils chauffants sans flamme en changeant juste de pointe. Le rE!glage de Ia temperature se fait par regulation de I'alimentation en gaz. Echappement d'air chaud



## Principes de fonctionnement Ce produit utilise un systSme de 

### reaction catalytique au gaz. Le catalyseur spiicial inc!us dans Ia pointe est prSchauffiJ

# aI'aide d'une flamme de butane. Laflamme de prBchauffage s'Steint lorsque Manette de contr61e Orrtice

# ~tJJ

Chrome Plaque a ier Fenetre tiimoin de remplissage

Base de cuivre

# ~ev;~tbdu~~~:~:~~~~~:~**:;~:;~::~ef:::~~seur ~=~~~~~~·~~:~\j~\\\\~~\\=~J\~~\\\~\\~~j\"~** **~~arise** pr8chauff8 et gilnere ainsi une chaleur infrarouge qui Etame est soit conduits par Ia panne du fer

# asouder ou passe Evacuaion par Ia pointe chauffante sous forme de gaz chaud. d'air chaudd Catalyseur


## Remplir avec du butane Ultratane L'outi! fonctionne au gaz butane et

### genere efficacement de Ia chaleur infrarouge aI'aide d'uri catalyseur. Utiliser uniquement du butane Master 

### Ultratane avec l'outil Ultratorch. S'assurer que le levier marche- arret (on- off) est en position arrM "OFF" avant de remplir l'outil. Pour remplir, enfoncer le bee de Ia cartouche de butane de haul en bas dans !'orifice de remplissage. Le 

### reservoir est plain lorsque Je gaz d8borde de 

### I'orifice de 

### recharge. ContrOierle niveau de gaz parIa feniitre hlmoin.

## Instructions d'allumage I, Placer Ia manette de contrOie du gaz sur 3 et le levier marche -arret sur marche "ON". Si l'air

ambiant est froid, mettre le levier du gaz en position plus haute et en position plus basse s'il 

### fait chaud. 2. Enfoncer completement le bouton d'allumage doucement et le maintenir en position basse

pendant 3 secondes apres le declic. Un sifflement est parfois per9u. 3. Lorsque le catalyseur

# al'interieur de 

### I'orifice d'Gchappement rougeoie, rel:l.cher lentement

le bouton. 4. Si l'appareil ne s'allume pas, r8p8ter Ia manrnuvre. 5. Pour Bteindre, tourner Ia manette marche

- arretvers arrilt "OFF"-jusqu'au d8clic.
La temperature s'ajuste

# aI'aide de Ia manette de contrOls du gaz. 

## Utilisable comme fer

# asouder ou outil de chauffe Tousles modeles sont fournis avec Ia panne du fer en place. Pour changer de pointe, d8visser I'Scrou

# amolette, laisser tomber Ia pointe install8e et mettre en place Ia pointe souhaitee. Utilise comme fer

## asouder, Ia chaleur arrive aIa panna. Toucher Ia surface de travail avec Ia panna et appliquer Ia soudure. 

# n:=:C8**~** Utiliser Ia panne appropriee au type de travail effectu8. S'assurerque 1'8chappement d'air chaud n'est pas dirig8 vers Ia surface de travail. Utilisecomme outil de chauffe, le gaz chauffe sort de l'extr8mite 

### de Ia pointe chauffante. Utiliser le gaz chauffe pour r8chauffer, 

# cr1§ assecher ou retr8cir, salon las besoins. La temperature de Ia pointe peut etre modifi8e a!'aide de Ia manette d'admission de gaz.


## Pour remplacer l'ejecteur L'Sjecteur est le lieu oU se produit le melange d'air et de carburant. II peut s'averer necessaire dele remplacer s'il sa bouche. oevisser l'ecrou amolette et retirer Ia pointe et son logement. Oebrancher le cable d'allumage en tirant doucement sur le cable pr"mcipal vers Ia bas en 1'81oignant du tube d'allumage. lns8rez une cl8 tricoise dans le petit trou de l'tijecteur. Tout en maintenant Ia clil en place, desserrer I'Scrou hexagonal de fixation au dessus de I'Eljecteur en le tournant vers Ia gauche a l'aide d'une cle ouverte. Retirer 1'8jecteur

# a!'aide de Ia cl8 tricoise. Remplacer l'ejecteur et le visser en place. Remonter le brOieur en le vissant vers Ia droite sur l'ejecteurjusqu'a sentir une Iegere tension. Aligner le tube isolant en ligna droite sur le cable d'allumage. Serrer l'ecrou hexagonal avec Ia cle ouverte tout en maintenant 1'8jecteur en place a!'aide de Ia ciS tricoise. lns8rer le cable d'alimentation dans le tube isolant. Appuyer sur le bouton d'allumage pourverifier qu'une etincelle est produite. Remettre e11 place Ia pointe et son logement.

## Comment vider le reservoir de gaz butane, si necessaire

1. Vider Ia cartouche de gaz uniquement dans



### un lieu bien 

# aere et loin de toute source d'allumage. Ne pas oublier que le butane est 

### plus lourd quel'air. 2. Enfoncer l<i valve de remplissage au dos du

reservoir avec un tournevis apetite lame 

### et laisserle butane s'8chapperpar le petit orifice. Cela prend environ une minute. S'assurer que le butane n'est pas projete pas sur les mains ou les doigts. Cela pourrait provoquer des engelures. 3. II 

### est egalement possible de passer Je tourn

### evis apetite lame 

### au travers d'une feuille de papier avant d'enfoncer Ia valve de remplissage avec precautions. Le gaz sortira ainsi en frappant le papier et non les mains.

Butane UltrataneTM 4. Ne jamais mettre Ia maneUe de gaz sur" ON , et laisser le gaz s'Bvacuer par l'ejecteur ou Ia pointe. Cela peut encrasser l'ejecteur et provoquer une defaillance prematuree. 5. Ne jamais essayer de devisser Ia

valve de remplissage, elle est fixee au reservoir par un adhesif. Si cet adhBsif est rompu, cela peut detruire I'unite 

### et provoquer des fuites au niveau du reservoir.

"ULTRA-RAFFINE" par Master

... le seul hutane agrM pour les outils Ultratorch.

Pointe universelle en une piece Methode de raffinement le plus pur possible Formule specials anti-encrassement permettant un usage prolonge P/N 51773-145 g P/N 

### i0448- cartouches de 26 g 

## Rangement de votre outil de chauffe Ultratorch
1. Laisser refroidir l'outil et mettre son couvercle en place avant de le ranger. 2. Si l'outil doit rester inutilis8 un certain temps, le ranger de Ia fayon suivante : Le ranger dans un endroit ad8quat, non expose

# ades hautes temperatures et hers de portee des enfants. 3. Laisser Je reservoir environ 

# amoiti8 plein, de fayon ace que le filtre de recuperation

de carburant reste humide. 4. R8gler Ia valve de contr61e de flux sur 5.

## Caracteristiques

UT-10051 UT-200Sl Longueurtotale avec panne de soudage 

### 262 

### mm (i 0.3 

### in.) 302 

### mm (it9

### in.)**Lor~gueurtotale** 

### avec pointe chauffante 247 

### mm (9.7 

### in.) 285 mm 

### (11.2 in.) Poids (avec le plein de gaz) 

### 126 g 

### (5.4 oz.) 222 g

### (9 oz.) Temperature approx. de Ia parme 

### 250- 5oo ·c(482- 958 "f) 25o- 530 ·c (482- 986 "fl de soudage 

### Temperature maxJmale approx. de 650 ·c 1122s "fl 540 ·c 11oso 'fl Ia pointe chauffante 

### Capacitfi du reservoirde gaz 28 

### cc {i .6 

### cu.in.) 63 cc 

### {3.8 cu.'ln.) Temps de fonctionnement Max. 2heures au r8glage N"3 Max. 4.5 heures au rliglage N°3**tUII~ 1\<~11<11\J~**  VII 1,1<1LJ



## Depannage

Probleme Cause orobable Solution Ne s'allume pas 

### a. Reservoirvide a. Recharger avec du butane 

### b. 

### Ejecteurencrasse b. Remplacer l'l'ljecteur c. REiglage d'admission du gaz c. Baisser en ajustant Ia bague au Ia manette

troo i'ileve de contrille du aaz Basse pression a. Pointes 

### 1pannes bloqu8es a. Nettayer ou remplacer les pointes 

### I de gaz par un corps etranger pannes Flamme basse b. Carburant froid b. Garder l'outil en main pour le r8chauffer. 

### NE PAS CHAllffER LA POIGNEE. Pas assez de a. Catalyseur use a. Remplacer Ia pointe 

### I panne par une neuve chaleur b. Bas niveau de carburant b. Recharger avec du butane Remarque-: Les Ultratorch utillsent l'energie produite par !'evaporation du gaz butane. La temperature ambiante affecte leurfonctionnement. Rilgler l'outil si necessaire.

### Accessoires UT-1OOSi en option
Pannes de soudage

## ~70-01-01 1 

### mm dia. tapered needle soldering tip 

# t::.J::t== 70·01-02 3.3mm d'1a. chisel soldering tip (standard)

# ~70-01-03 2mm dia. spade soldering tip 

# c::DD= 70-01-04 3mm dia. spade soldering tip

## ~:::::

# ]D '70-o1-o5 0.5mm dia. tapered needle soldering tip


### Pointes chauffantes

70"01-50

# ~ 2.5mm O.D./i.59mm J.D.


### 70-01-52 

# (::JD 5.7mm O.D./4.9mm 1.0. standard

## ~70-01-06 2mm dia. micro spade soldering tip

# ~70-01-07 O.Smm dia. square tapered pyramid soldering tip

## ~70-01-08 2mm dia. 35Yspade soldering tip 

# t:::][::r= 70-01-09 3mm dia. 35Yspade 

### soldering tip

# ~ 70-01-10 1 

### mm dia. offset tapered needle soldering tip 

# c I[
90-02 protective cap



### 70-01-51

# ~ 4.25mm O.D./3.3mm 1.0.


### 70-01-53 

# t:::::J B.Dmm O.D./7.4mm 

### I.D. 

# t:::::-:o< 110-01-11 Bmm dia. high powered chisel soldering tip 

# t::::ol::::> 10-01-12 3mm dia

.. high powered round head needle soldering tip 

### [:::::Q:/CJ70-01-13 5mm dia. high powered lo11g tapered chisel soldering tip 

# (:::::o\1 \ 70-01-15 7mm dia. 45Yspade soldering tip 

# « oi(!>1o-o1-1a 

### hot knife tip 

# t:::::: :o:;;JJ70-01·14 4mm dia. x7mm pitch adaptor

# ~ 70-01-55 heat shrinktip (standard}

# ~70-01-54 heat shrinktip

# 70-52U~ carrying strap

## Accessoires UT-200Si en option
Pannes de soudage

72·01-01

# ~ 3mm dla.tapered needled soldering tip

72-01 02

# ~:::::::n< iOmm dia. chisel soldering tip

72-01-03

# ~L~:::::J)-~ 4mm dia. spade soldering tip


### Pointes chauffantes 72-01-05

# ~ i .5mm dia. tapered needle soldering tip

72-01-06

# ~ 4mm dia. micro spade soldering tip

72-01-07 

# [:]IT:> i .5mm tapered pyramid soldering tip 72-01-11

# ~:::::::n< ?mm dla. t;hisel solderingtip (std)

# ~~~**d1~ch~** 7201-13

# ~t::::::::;;6 12.5mm dla. spade soldering tip 72-01-14 

# a:::::::::t]:::j soldering tip adaptor (5mm dia.x Q.Bmm pitch)


## iF=='h=**~** 72.-01-51 --------·· 72-01-52

# (t::ItJ 8.8 0.0.16.6 I.D. (mm) Outsidadlameter 72-01-53

# n::::::::::::l n::::::::·J::,:

11.5 O.D./9.71.0. (mm) lnsided1ameter 5.6 O.D./3.61.0. (mm) 

### Accessoire de thermor8tr8cissement

72-01-55 (std)

# ~ Accessoire de thermoretreclssement

## 72-0i-54~

Butane UltrataneTM 

### Bouchon protecteur

72-52U

"ULTRA-RAFFINE" par Master

.. le seul butane agree pour !es outils Ultratorch.

Pointe universelle en une piece Methode de raffinement le plus pur possible Formule spi'iciale anti-encrassement permettant un usage prolonge 

### Courroie 73-02 

# §

# i

[;I

.**~** P/N 51773 -145 g 

### PIN i0448

- cartouches de 26 g

## Garantie d'un an Get outil de chauffe au butane a 8Ui 

### soigneusementteste etcon

### trole avant son expedition. Nous garantissons ce produit durant un an acompter de sa date 

### d'achatcontra tout detaut de pieces et main d'oeuvre dans des conditions normales d'utilisation. DansIe cas d'un defaut de pieces ou main d'oeuvre, nous remplacerons ou r8parerons sans frais, 

# anotre choix, toute piece 

### pr8sentant un tel detaut a 

### notre avis. Cette garantie ne couvre pas les accessoires, ni les pointes, le brOieur ou l't'ijecteur, qui son! des accessoires niicessitant un remplacement p8riodique. Cette garantie ne s'applique pas si l'outil de chauffe aliment€ au butane a8!8 mal util'lse, 

### maltralte, modifie, bricole au utilise· 

### avec un carburant 

### autre que le butane Ultratane de MasterAppliance. AIa fin de cette p8riode de garantie, Master Appliance n'aura plus aucune obligation implicite ni explicite. Certains territoires ou provinces ne permettent pas Ia limitation de duree des garanties implicites, il est done possible que Ia limitation ci-dessus ne s'applique pas

# avotre cas. Cette garantie ne couvre pas les dommages accessoires ou indirects dus

# aun detaut Bventuel ou a !'utilisation de ce produit et Master Appliance n'en assume pas Ia responsabilitB. Certains territolres ou provinces ne permettent pas I'exclusion ou Ia limitation des dommages accessoires ou indirects, il est done possible que !'exclusion ci-dessus ne s'applique pas a votre cas. Cette garantie vous donne des droits sp8cifiques, 

## vous pouvez avoir d'autres dro'rts variables selon Ia province et le territoire.
PourtoutereparationsousIa garantie, vous 

### devez renvoyer le produit aMaster Appliance 

### avec un regu ou autre preuve de date d'achat appropri8e. Toute reclamation sousIa garantie doit etre exprimee directement 

# aMaster Appliance, non au concesslonnaire. Nous dflclinons toute responsabilite dans le cas oU les reparations ont ete faltes ou tentees par d'autres personnes. Nous n'autorisons aucune garantie exprim8e par une autre partie. Pour recourir aIa garantie, merci de renvoyer l'outll de chauffe Master en port pay8, avec une preuve d'achat et une note decrivant le probl8me

# a notre service de reparations. Les r8glementations du Ministers des transports concernant les matfiriaux arisque interdisent le transport de ce produit ou autre article contenant un gaz inflammable par avian. Merci de vider le reservoir de butane avant expedition, comme indique dans ce manuel

# a-: "Comment vider le reservoir de butane si necessaire >). Voir l'adresse ci-dessous.
Nous facturons un tarif forfaitaire pourtoute reparation. Pour connaitre le montant de ce forfait, merci d'appeler MasterAppliance. Renvoyer l'outil de chauffe Master en port payfi, avec une note expliquant le problflme a-:
Master Appliance Corp. Attention : Repair Department 2420 -18th Street Racine, Wisconsin 53403 U.S.A. Hl!Etphone-: 1262 633 7791 Telecopie-: 1262 633 9745 www.masterappliance.com sales@masterappliance.com

# Manual de instrucciones 

# UT-100Si 

# & UT·200Si

Herramientas de calor 

# Ultratorch® 

# mASTER®

APPLIANCE Disefiadores 

### y fabricantes de**herra~** mientas de calor para Ia industria

Por favor lea, entienda 

### y guarde este manual para referencla futura.

## Advertencias ADVERTENCIA: Este producto, cuando se usa para soldaryaplicaciones similares, produce quimicas conocidos par el estado de California como cancerfgenos y que producen defectos congimitos 

### uotros dai'ios reproductivos. ADVERTENCJA: 

### Los productos derivados de Ia combustiOn del gas de este producto contienen qufmicos conocidos por el estado de 

### California como cancerlgenos yque causan daflos reproduc

### tivos. ADVEATENCIA: Los Reglamentos de materiales peligrosos del Departamento de transports prohfben el transports de butane uotros gases inflamables en aeronaves de pasajeros. No empaque este articulo ni ningUn otro gas inflamable en el equipaje registrado ode mana. Para reducir el riesgo de las. Mantenga las manos y Ultratane 

### de MasterAppliance lesiones o**da~os** abienes, combustibles lejos del area para garantizar un m<l.x'1mo LEA YENTIENDA las de Ia punta cuando lo use. de seguridad y rendimlento. sigulentes advertencias: 6. AI soldar odesoldar, con- MSDS sabre pedido. 

### 1. Para evitar lncendios o suite siempre en las hojas 13.S'Iempfe use lentes ogafas

dallas alas superficies de de seguridad de materiales de segurldad. trabajo, asegUrese que Ia (MSDS en ingl6s) las precau- 14.No cargue el gas ni lo guarde abertura de escape de aire clones recomendadas para cerca 

### de flamas abiertas, caliente este colocada hacia el manejo y uso seguro de Ia calentadores, hornos omate- arriba. El aire caliente sale soldadura, pasta para soldar, riales combustibles. porIa abertura de escape fundente, recubrlmientos de IS.Nolo emplee mal, abuse de de Ia punta. Mantenga los conformaci6n ycualquier combustibles y las manos otro qulmico. 

### er ni lo altere 0fuerce. lejos de Ia abertura. 

### 7. Almacenelo lejos 

### de los 16.Es su responsabilidad seguir 2. Para evitarfugas en el nii'ios ynolo use en su pre- sus reglamentos gubernatanque, nolo almacene en sencla. mentales al desechar esta lugares donde las tempe- 

### 8. Ma11tenga Iatapa protectora unidad. raturas excedan los 40

# oc en Ia unidad cuando nose 

### NOTA: Aveces puede ser dificil (como el tablero ocajuela use. encenderlo cuando se usa en de un cache, el sol directo, 9. Osese solamente en un area extremes de temperatura (!ria o Ia guantera uotras areas caliente) o agra11des alt'ttudes, cerradas sin ventilaci6n). bien ventilada. Su uso con- debido aIa variaci6n de Ia 

### 3. AsegUrese que el interruptinuo oprolongado en interi- presiOn del gas causada por ores debe hacerse solamente tor este apagado en «Off, con ·ventilaci6n de escape estos extremes. Tambiiln seran despu8s de usarlo. afectadas las graduaciones de local al exterior. control del gas yseran diferentes 4. No de mantenimiento ni 10.No Ia exponga aflamas abi- alas de condiciones normales.

haga reparaciones amenos ertas uotras fuentes de altas Si experimenta dificultades, que Ia unidad est8**total~** temperaturas. comuniquese con nuestro mente frfa. AsegUrese que 11.Para evitar que se empafie Ia Departamento de servlcio al Ia palanca de encendido y clients, quien le recomendara las apagado este en**«OFF~.** ventanilla, no use alcohol o limpiadores abase 

### de alchol. graduaciones. 

### 5. Espere que las puntas se

enfrien antes de cambiar- 12.Use solamente gas butano

## Descripci6n Las herramientas de calor Master Ultratorch modelas UT-10081 y UT-200Si, son herramientas de calor de temperatura variable alimentadas con butane, con autoencendldo y de funciones mUltiples. Pueden funcionar como cautines ocomo herramientas de calor sin flamacon s61o cambiar puntas. 

### La temperatura se varia ajustando Ia palanca de control de gas.

Ventila de ignici6n 1 [ Escape de aire caliente Tuerca moleteada

Ia punta Palanca del obturador 

### Palanca de Ventar1a de combustible encendido y apagado (on-off)



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## Principios de operaci6n
Este producto usa un sistema de reacci6n 

### catalitica de gas. El catalizador especial contenido en Ia punta se precalienta con una flama de butano. La flame precalentada se extingue cuando se cierra el obturador sabre Ia venti!a de ignici6n. El gas butano sigue fluyendo sabre el catalizador precalentado, generando calor lnfrarrojo, que es conducido atraves de Ia punta del cautln o a!raves de Ia punta de calor como gas caliente.


## Cargue con gas butano Ultratane TM. Use sola'mente gas butano Master UJtratane con su Ultratorch. En los modelos UT-i OOSI 

### y UT-200Si. asegUrese que Ia palanca de encendido yapagado (on-off) este en Ia posiciOn 

### «OFF>) antes de cargarlos. Para cargar, a prima Ia boquilla de Ia lata de butano hacia abajo dentro de Ia abertura de recarga. La unidad estara !lena cuando el gas se derrame de Ia abertura de recarga. En los UT-I OOSi 

### y UT-20081, compruebe el nivel de gas en Ia ventanilla. Base de cobre

Catalizador

## lnstrucciones de encendido I. Ponga Ia palanca de control de gas en 3 y Ia palanca de encendido en «ON». Cuando haga frio,

ponga Ia palanca del gas en un nUmero mas alto; cuando haga calor, en un nUmero mas bajo. 2. Oprima lentamente el bot6n de encendldo hasta e) fonda y sujetelo en esa posiciOn durante 3

segundos despu8s de hacer clic. Posiblemente olga un silbido. 3. Suelte lentamente el batOn cuando el catalizador dentro de Ia abertura de escape brille al raja



### vivo. 

### 4. Rep'rta sila unidad no se enciende. 5. Para apagar, gire Ia palanca de encendido hacia**~<OFF»** hasta que haga clic. La temperatura puede variarse ajustando Ia palanca de control de gas. 

## Uso como caulin o herramienta de calor Todos los modelos vienen con Ia punta de cautin instalada de f<ibrica. Para cambiar purttas, desatornille Ia tuerca moleteada, saque Ia purtta eirtstale Ia punta de reemplazo. Cuando se usa como cautin, el calor es conducido atravfls de Ia punta. Toque con Ia punta Ia superficie de trabajo yaplique Ia soldadura. Use Ia punta adecuada para el trabajo que realice. AsegCirese que el escape de aire caliente

## ~ este dirigido lejos de Ia superficie de trabaja. Cuandoseusa como herramientade calor, el gas caliente fluye desdeel extrema de Ia punta de calor. Use el gas caliente para calentar, secar oencogersegCin sea necesario. Se puede variar Ia temperatura de Ia punta a]ustando Ia palanca de control de gas.



## Reemplazo del expulsor El expulsor es donde se reallza Ia mezcla del aire y el gas. Es posible que aveces sea necesario reemplazarlo porque se haya tapado. Desatornille Ia tuerca moleteada yquite Ia punta ysu alojamiento. Desconecte el cable de encendido tirando suavemente del cable hacia abaja yalej::indolo del tuba de encendido. Inserts una llave ajustable en el orificio pequefio del expulsor. Mientras que sujeta Ia !lave ajustable en posiciOn, afloje Ia tuerca de seguridad hexagonal de arriba del expulsor usando una !lave espanola y giranda hacia Ia izquierda. Use Ia !lave ajustable para qu'rtar el expulsor. Reemplace el expulsory apriBtelo. Jnstale el quemador en el expulsor girando aIa derecha hasta sentir una tensiOn ligera. Alinee el tuba aislante en linea recta con el cable de encendida. Apriete Ia tuerca hexagonal con Ia !lave espaflola mientras sujeta el expulsor en su sitio con Ia llave ajustable. Inserts el cable en el tuba aislante. Oprima el bot6n de encendido para comprobar que se encienda Ia chispa. Reemplace Ia punta y el alojamiento de Ia punta.

## Como vaciar el tanque de gas butano si es necesario
1. Vacie el tanque de gas solamente en ur1



### area bien ventiladaylejos de fuentes de ignici6n. Recuerde que el butano es mils pesado que el aire. 

### 2. Oprlma Ia viilvula de carga de Ia parte posterior del tanque con un destornillador de hoja pequei'ia y deja escapar el gas butano 

### atraves de 

### Ia pequefia abertura del 

### orificio. Torna aproximadamente un minuto para 

### que el butano escape del tanque. Tenga cuidado que el butano no golpee contra sus dedos omanos. Esto podrfa causarle quemaduras par congelaci6n en Ia plel.

Gas butano UltrataneTM 3. Un metoda es pasar el destornillador de hoja pequeiia atraves de un pedazo de papal y entonces oprimir cuidadosamente Ia valvula de carga. El gas que escape golpeanl. el papal y no su mana. 4. Nunca gire Ia palanca del gas a"ON"

{encendido) y deje que el gas sea evacuado atravBs del expulsor oIa punta. Esto puede obstruir el expulsory puede causarfallas prematuras. 5. Nunca trate de destorniltar Ia valvula de

carga, ya que esta unida al tanque con adhesivos. Si rompe esta uni6n destruira Ia unidad, causandole fugas al tanque.

"ULTRAREFINADO" por Master, el Unico gas butane aprobado para las Ultratorch

Punta universal de una sola pieza El metoda de refinaci6n mas puro posible FOrmula espec·ral que no obstruye para permitir un usa prolongado**N~** de pieza 51773 -145 g NQ de pieza I0448

- Latas de 26 g



## Almacenamiento de su herramienta de calor Ultratorch I. Deje que Ia unidad se enfrie y ponga Ia tapa protectora para guardarla. 2. Sino usara su unidad por algUn tiempo, almacenela de Ia siguiente manera: Almacenela en un

Iugar adecuado, evitando las alias temperaturas y lejos de los n'ii'ios. 3. Deje el tanque aIa mitad aproximadamente, para que Ia lubricaci6n del filtro de captaci6n de

gas este siempre hlimeda. 4 Cotoque Iavalvula de control de flujo en 5.

## Especificaciones



# ----------------- UT-100Si UT·200Si 

### Largo total con punta de cautfn 262 mm 

### (10.3 in.) 

### 302 mm 

### (11.9 in.} Largo total con punta de calor 

### 247 mm 

### (9.7 in.) 

### 285 mm 

### (11 .2 in.)
Peso (lleno de gas) 

### 126 g

### (5.4 oz.) 222 g(9 oz) Temperatura aprox. de Ia punta 

### 250- 500 'C (482- 958 'F 250- 530 'C (482- 986 'F) de cautfn 

### Temperaturamax. aprox. de Ia punta 650 'C (1228 'F) 540 'C (1030 'F)



## Busqueda 

## y soluci6n de problemas Problema C usa nrobable**~nine;** 'n 

### No enciende a. Tanque vacfo a. Recargue con gas butane b. Expulsor obstruido b. Instals un expulsor nuevo c. Gas demasiado abierto c. Ajuste Ia palanca de control de gas aun Baja presiOn de a. Objeto extrai'io bloqueando a. Limpie oreemplace las puntas gas las puntas b. Sostenga Ia unidad en Ia mana y perFlama baja b. Gas frio mita que se caliente. NO CALIENTE EL 

### MANGO. No hay suficient a. Catalizador agotado a. Reemplace con una punta nueva calor b. Poco oas b. Recaraue con aas butano. Nota: Las Ullratorch utilizan Ia energfa producida al evaporarse el gas butano. La temperatura ambiente afecta su funcionamiento. Ajuste Ia unidad como sea necesario.

### Accesorios opcionales del UT-1OOSi
Puntas de soldar 

# t:::rn:::::= 70-01-01 

### 1 

### mm dia. tapered needle soldering tip 

# t:::]):r:= 70-01-02 3.3mm dia. chisel soldering tip (standard) 

# t::Jil::c= 70-01-03 2mm d'ia. spade soldering tip 

# CDJ:::c= 70-01-04 3mm dia. spade soldering tip 

# t::::oD ·7o-o1-o5 0.5mm dia. tapered needle soldering tip



### Puntas de calor

# t::-Jri~P Inside Diameter



### 70-01-50

# ~ 2.5mm O.D./1.59mm I.D.



### 70-01-52 

# [::]J 5.7mm O.D./4.9mm I.D. standard 

# c::nt== 70-01-06 

### 2mm dia. micro spade soldering tip

# ~70-01-07 O.Smm dia. square tapered pyramid soldering tip 

# C::llJ>== 70-01-08 2mm dla. 35Yspade soldering tip

## ~70-01-09 3mm dia. 35Yspade 

### soldering tip 

# t::]J::::1' 70-01-10 

### I

### mm dia. offsettapered needle soldering tip 

# c I[
90-02 

### protective cap

70-01-51

# ~ 4.25mm O.D/3.3mm I.D.


### 70-01-53 

# a:::**:::::::~** B.Omm O.D./7.4mm 

### I.D. 

# t::::::o< 110-01-11 

### Bmm dia. high powered chisel soldering tip 

# t:::::o:::::> 70-01-12 3mm dia

.. high powered round 

### head needle soldering tip 

# [:::::w::;:J 70-01-13 Smm dla. high powered long tapered chisel soldering tip 

# t:::::oil \ 70-01-15 ?mm dia. 45Yspade soldering tip 

# « 0@>70-01-16 hot knife tip



### [::::::::tr=;\ho-o1-14 4mm dia. x ?mm pitch adaptor

# ~ 70-01-55 heat shrink tip (standard)

# ~70-01-54 heat shrink tip

# 70-52U~ carrying strap

## Accesorios opcionales del UT-200Si
Puntas de soldar

72-0H1

# ~ 3mm dla.tapered needled**salderl~g**tip 

# nt--------II< 72.-01-02**\11:~--":--~--"'- "':'~-**  -::-' 1 Omm dia. chisel soldering tip

72-01-03 

# m.-.-.-.-.-.-.-_-f])-=' 4mm dia.spade soldering tip 

### Puntas de calor 72-01-05

# ~ 1.5mm dla.tapered needle soldering tip

72-01-06

# ~[::D. 4mm dia. micro spade soldering tip

72-01-07

# ~ 1.5mmtapered pyramid soldering tip 72-01-11

# ~:::::::n:< ?mm dia. chisel soldering tip (std) 72-01-12 

# rn::::J!]):ro 4mm dia. ch1sel soldering tip

, 01-13 

# m:::::

# ::<:::., i2.5mm dia. spade soldering tip 72-01-14 

# a:::::::::u:::j solderingf1p adaptm (5mm dia. x O.Bmm pitch} 

# t::::}d 72-01-51

------- -- 72-01-52

# «:::::lJ
8.8 O.D./6.61.0. (mm) Outside diameter 72-01-53

# «~~:~::::::J 

# t:::::::J:::1:

1i .5 O.D./9.7 1.0. (mm) Inside diame!Hr 5.6 O.D./3.6 1.0. (mm) 

### Accesorio para termoencogimiento

72-0i-55 (std)

# ~ Accesorio para termoencogimiento Tapa protectora

72-52U

noi-54

## ~

Gas butane UltrataneTM "ULTRAREFINADO" por Master, el Cinico gas butano aprobado para las Ultratorch

Punta universal de una sola pieza El metoda de refinaci6n mas puro posible FOrmula especial que no obstruye para permitir un uso prolongado 

### Cinta 78-02 

# §

NQ de pieza 

### 51773-145 g NQ de pieza I

### 0448- Latas de 26

### Garantia por un aflo sea aplicable austed. Su herramienta de calor alimentada con butano fue cuidadosamente probada e inspeccionada antes de ser embarcada de Ia f<lbrica. Garantizamos que este producto se encuentra libre de defectos en materiales omana de obra bajo usa normal par un periodo de un ai'io apartir de Ia fecha de compra. En el caso de que haya algUn defecto en materiales omana de obra, repararemos ocambiaremos, sin cargo, anuestra discreci6n, cualquiera pieza que anuestro juicio muestre pruebas de tal defecto. Esta garantfa no se aplica a los accesorios, puntas, quemadoro expulsor, los cuales son piezas que requieren su reemplazo peri6dico, ni se aplica aIa herramienta de calor alimentada con gas butano que ha sido mal usada, abusada, alterada, forzada ousada con otro gas butane que no sea el gas butano Ultratane de Master Appliance. AI final del perfodo de garantfa, Master Appliance quedani libre de toda obligaci6n, expresa o implfcita. Algunos estados no permiten limitaciones al plaza de una garantia implfcita, asi que es posible que Ia limitaci6n de arriba no Master Appliance no asume ninguna responsabilidad par dafios incidentales aconsecuentes ni cubrir8. ninguno de estos por cualquier defecto de este producto osu uso. Algunos estados no permiten Ia exclusiOn alimitaci6n de dafios incidentales oconsecuentes, asf que es posible que Ia exclusiOn de arriba no sea aplicable austed. Esta garantfa Je otorga derechos especfficos y usted puede asimismo tener otros derechos que varian de un estado aotro. Pararecibirreparacionesde garantfa, 

### se requiere de un recibo de prueba de compra ocualquier otra prueba de Ia fecha de compra para Ia devoluci6n a Master Appliance para reparaci6n de garantfa. Todos los reclamos de garantfa deben hacerse aMaster Appliance y no al distribuidor. Declinamos Ja responsabilidad cuando las reparaciones hayan sido realizadas o intentadas parterceros. Cualquier otra garantfa diferente ofrecida por terceros no sera autorizada par nosotros. Si se hace una reclamacl6n de garantfa, par favor devue!va su herramienta de calor Master con cargos prepagados, con su prueba de compra y una nota que describa el problema anuestro Departamento de reparaci6n. las Reglamentos de materiales peligrosos del Departamento de transparte prohfben el transparte par via a8rea de Sste uatras artfculos con gases inflamables. Par favor vacfe eJ gas butane de Ia herramienta antes de embarcarla como se describe en el manual baja "C6ma vaciar el tanque de gas butana si es necesario". Vea Ia dlrecci6n de abajo. Cobramas una tarifa fija por serviclos de reparaci6n. 

### Porfavor llame aMaster Appliance para averfguar esta tarifa. Devuelva su herramienta de calor Master con cargos prepagados, can una nota que describa e! problema a: Master Appliance Corp. 

### Attention: Repair Department 2420- 18th Street Racine, Wisconsin 53403 

### U.S.A. Teletono: 1262 633 7791 

### fax: 1262 633 9745 www.masterappliance.com sales@masterappliance,com

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