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Symbol Description
- Display “SLP ”, means the outlet temperature is lower than 100 and the rework station enters the
waiting mode. The handle should be put on the handle shelf.
- Display “S-E ”, means there is something wrong with the sensor of the rework station. The heating
elements should be changed.(heating elements and components of the sensor)
- When operating, the display temperature “H-E ”, means that the temperature will not rise and the
heating elements of the rework station may be damaged; the heating elements should be
changed.(heating elements and components of the sensor)
Operation Instructions
- There may be very high temperature in the outlet or near it. Be careful in order not to get hurt.
- The heating handle must be put on the handle shelf. Don't put it on the table or other places.
- Keep the blowing way unblocked.
- After using, make sure the unit cool down, put it in a safe place. After turn the power off, the unit will
automatically blow cool air for a short time. Don't disconnect the plug during this cooling process, it will
power off automatically about one minute later.
- When operating, the distance between the outlet and the object should be at least 2mm on the basis of
the outlet.
- According to the requirements of work, choose the suitablenozzle, for different nozzles are a little
different in temperature.
Replacement Of The Heating Element
- Replace the heating element after they are cool.
- Remove screws of the handle.
- Remove the fan, and disconnect the connecting wire of the heating element, pay attention to the
position for the connecting wire.
- Take out the heating element and the mica paper from the steel tube, and do not break the mica paper.
- Use the mica paper to pack up the heating element, insert it in the steel tube, and the installation of the
heating element should be on the designated position, and do not let it touch the ground wire.
- Connect the connecting wire of the heating element according to the original position.
- Install the handle and screw down the screws.
Summary of Contents for AT858D+
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