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9

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                          45 minutes - 1 hour

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Introduction

What you need

Step 1

              Heating Coil
  • Be sure the heat gun is unplugged before starting this process.
  • Remove the seven 14mm screws from the side of the drill using the PH#0 screwdriver.
  • You will need a screwdriver extension.

Be sure the heat gun is unplugged before starting this process.

Remove the seven 14mm screws from the side of the drill using the PH#0 screwdriver.

You will need a screwdriver extension.

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Step 2

  • Remove the 8mm screw from underside of barrel using the PH#0 screwdriver.
  • Don’t try to open the casing just yet.

Remove the 8mm screw from underside of barrel using the PH#0 screwdriver.

Don’t try to open the casing just yet.

Step 3

  • Remove the barrel casing on either end by twisting and pulling each side off.

Remove the barrel casing on either end by twisting and pulling each side off.

Step 4

  • Remove the top casing to reveal inside of drill. You might have to tug a little harder for this one.

Remove the top casing to reveal inside of drill. You might have to tug a little harder for this one.

Step 5

  • Remove the plastic casing from the end of the barrel.

Remove the plastic casing from the end of the barrel.

Step 6

  • Remove the metal casing from the heating element.

Remove the metal casing from the heating element.

Step 7

  • Slowly remove the heat resistant wrapping from the heating element.
  • Be careful here - the wrapping can be easily torn!

Slowly remove the heat resistant wrapping from the heating element.

Be careful here - the wrapping can be easily torn!

Step 8

  • Use the angled tweezers to remove the heating coil end from the input point.

Use the angled tweezers to remove the heating coil end from the input point.

Step 9

  • Remove the heating coil by unraveling it from the heating element.
  • To replace, you’ll need to re-wrap a new wire around the coil and attach it to the wires at the bottom (see Step 8).

Remove the heating coil by unraveling it from the heating element.

To replace, you’ll need to re-wrap a new wire around the coil and attach it to the wires at the bottom (see Step 8).

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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Thomas Frye - Apr 16, 2018

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Where are the heating coil wires found?

I am asking where I can find a NEW heating coil wire?

There is continuity in the heating coil wire, so I believe something else is causing my problem. There is one terminal on the heating element

that has a curved, rigid, bulbous hotdog shaped component that is right close to the terminal on the heating element. I am not sure what it is.

One can be seen in the picture at the top of the page in the introduction.