Rothenberger Blow Torch Extension Hose - 1.5m

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This guide is for users of the Rothenberger 1.5m Blow Torch Extension Hose, offering extended reach and enhanced control for soldering tasks. The key benefit is increased maneuverability in tight spaces, reducing user fatigue. Note that this hose is designed for use with specific Rothenberger torches and gas cylinders with CGA600 connections. This guide covers setup, usage, care, and troubleshooting to help you get the most out of your extension hose.
| Model Part Number | 35649 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Rothenberger |
This hose is compatible with torches and gas cylinders that have a standard brass CGA600 torch connection, including Super-Fire 2 and Quick-Fire torches.
The extension hose is 1.5 meters long.
The gas control valve on the cylinder connector allows you to regulate the gas flow, thereby controlling the flame size.
If the hose is damaged, discontinue use immediately and replace it with a new one.
This hose is designed for use with standard gases used in soldering torches. Always refer to the gas cylinder's instructions for appropriate usage.
Store the hose in a clean, dry place away from extreme temperatures and direct sunlight when not in use.
The hanging hook provides a secure point to hang the gas cylinder, improving stability and organization while working.
Warranty information can be found in the product documentation or by contacting the manufacturer.
Check that the gas cylinder valve is open, the hose connections are secure, and that there are no leaks. Ensure that the torch itself is functioning correctly. Check the gas control valve on the cylinder.
Check for obstructions in the torch nozzle or hose. Ensure that the gas cylinder has sufficient gas and that the gas control valve is set appropriately. Examine the hose for any kinks that may be restricting gas flow.
Immediately shut off the gas supply. Check all connections for tightness. If the leak persists, replace the hose or consult a qualified technician.