A BernzOMatic Micro Torch is recommended for soldering conduit to repair leaks.
Instructions
1. Turn your BernzOMatic MicroTorch upside down so the fill gap is on top. Takings off the cap of your BernzOMatic butane canister and incorporate the nozzle into the fill gap.The two BernzOMatic MicroTorch models that are available at the era of tome, the ST200 Micro Torch and the ST2200 Trigger-Start Micro Torch, deliver precise and acute flames for applications such as soldering. Everyone pattern includes a gratuity that you can attach to besides sincere and intensify the flame, and both models event an adjustable flame management. These mini torches canter on butane fuel, and they are protected to applicability when properly full and lit.
2. Press down on the canister to fill the torch until a cramped magnitude of liquid fuel splashes up from the fill hole. Put the cap back on the canister and store it in a cool, dry place away from any source of fire or sparks.
3. Screw the provided tip onto the threaded end of the torch if desired. Make sure it is on tightly and is clean and free of any dust or dirt.
4. Open the valve of the torch by sliding the switch that is located on top of the ST200 and below the tip until you hear a hissing sound. Quickly light the escaping gas by squeezing your sparker as close as possible to the tip of the ST200 or by squeezing the red trigger at the rear of the ST2200.
5. Turn the adjustment valve as necessary to increase or decrease the height of the flame. The valve is located on the back of the ST200. On the ST2200 it is a red dial on the left side of the top assembly of the unit, when you hold it with the BernzOMatic logo facing you.
6. Use your Micro Torch to deliver a concentrated, clean flame to the surface you are brazing, cleaning or soldering. You can depress the lock button at the top of the ST2200 to keep the flame locked at a certain level while you work.
7. Refill the torch with butane according to the directions in Steps 1 and 2 and relight the torch according to Step 4 if it runs out of butane before you finish working.
8. Clean or tin the tip as necessary if it has come into contact with solder or other materials. Once you are finished, allow the torch to cool down before removing the tip if necessary.
