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How to Use a Heat Gun to Soften Adhesive

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Turn on the heat gun
  • Turn on the heat gun.

  • While heat guns can reach temperatures up to 1000 °F and higher, softening adhesives for electronics only requires a maximum of 200 °F. This can easily be achieved with the heat gun's low to medium-low setting.

  • Always start with the heat gun's lowest flow speed and temperature settings to avoid overheating the device you're working on.

  • If your heat gun has fine control over the temperature, keep it in the mid-to-low range. Anything higher could deform plastic or damage internal components.

  • When not in use, set the heat gun on a stable surface. The nozzle will remain hot after use.

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