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OPTICS ADJUSTMENT

COMPONENT REMOVAL

•  Place your PCB into a holder or the preheater board holder that is within the base frame of the 

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 xture.

•  Attach the appropriate N51 hot air nozzle and vacuum cup to the hot air handpiece.

•  Slide the Optics Module left to the stop.

•  Adjust the Zoom and Focus of the lens to bring the PCB into clear view.

•  Release the X-Axis and/or Y-Axis Brakes as needed to bring the component to be removed into view.

•  Using the Light Intensity controls on the right side of the Optics Module, adjust the top (white) LED lighting and bottom 

(blue) LED lighting so the outline of the hot air nozzle and the component are visible at the same time.  If necessary, 

adjust the Aperature of the lens if the lighting is too dark or too bright.

•  Using the X-Axis and/or Y-Axis Fine Adjustment knobs, align the nozzle so that it is encompasses the component.

•  If necessary, you can square the nozzle to the component using the Theta Adjustment knob [R].

•  Slide the Optics Module right to the stop.

•  Engage the Right Lock by tightening the knob.

•  Release the Z-Axis Brake and lower the nozzle over the component.

NOTE:  You can use the adjustable Z-Axis Stop [S] to ensure the nozzle can be repeatedly lowered to the same height.

•  Engage the vacuum pickup system of your HAKKO hot air station and lower the vacuum pickup.  Once the vacuum 

pickup makes contact with the component, turn the vacuum pickup knob one-half turn counter-clockwise to enable 

the pickup indicator on the handpiece.

•  Start the rework pro

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 le of your HAKKO hot air station.

•  When the pro

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 ow, release the Z-Axis Brake 

and raise the nozzle to remove the component.

•  Release the Right Lock by loosening the knob.

•  Place a heat resistant tray or pad below the nozzle and turn off the vacuum pickup to release the removed compo-

nent.

NOTE:  The vaccum pickup may retain vacuum for 10 to 15 seconds after you turn it off.  Please wait for the component 

to release.

NOTE:  Flux residue or a worn vacuum cup may cause the component to stick.  Use a probe or tweezers to release the 

compoenent.

OPERATION

BEFORE USING THE HJ4000 FIXTURE - ADJUST THE OPTICS USING THE FOLLOWING PROCESS

•  Place a PCB into a holder or the preheater board holder that is within the base frame of the 

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 xture.

•  Extend the vacuum pickup tube from the handpiece.

•  Release the Z-Axis Brake [C] and lower the handpiece so the vacuum pickup tube is above the PCB.

•  Release the X-Axis Brake [D] and/or Y-Axis Brake [E] as needed to move the vacuum tube so it is above a clearly identi

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able target on the PCB, such as a round pad or 

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 ducial.

•  Using the X-Axis Fine Adjustment [F] and/or Y-Axis Fine Adjustment [G], align the vacuum tube with the target.

•  Now that you’ve mechanically and visually con

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 rmed a correlation between the handepiece vacuum tube and a 

target on the PCB, engage the Right Lock [H] by tightening the knob, then release the Z-Axis Brake and raise the hand-

piece to the top.

•  Slide the Optics Module [J] left until it stops.

•  Adjust the Zoom [K] and Focus [L] of the lens to bring the PCB target into clear view.

•  Using the Light Intensity [M] controls on the right side of the Optics Module, adjust the top (white) LED lighting and bot-

tom (blue) LED lighting so the vaccum tube and target on the PCB are visible at the same time.  If necessary, adjust the 

Aperature [N] of the lens if the lighting is too dark or too bright.

•  Using an M1.27 hex wrench, adjust the two set screws [P] on the left side of the Optics Module to adjust the horizontal 

image alignment between the vacuum pickup tube and the target on the PCB.  When adjusting, be sure to loosen one 

screw before tightening the other screw.  Failure to do so will likely damage the adjustable base for the prism.

•  If the image alignment needs to be aligned vertically, you will need to make small adjustments to the prism.

•  Using an M2.0 hex wrench, adjust the top-right screw for the prism platform through the Access Hole [Q1] in the Optics 

Module.  Adjusting this screw causes the image aligment to adjust vertically.

•  Using an M2.0 hex wrench, adjust the lower-left screw for the prism platform through the Access Hole [Q2] in the Optics 

Module.  Adjusting this screw causes the image as a whole to move vertically.

•  Repeat the adjustments as necessary until you have a satisfactory image alignment, then release the Right Lock by 

loosening the knob.

NOTE:  For greater accuracy, use two contact reticles or an HJ4000 Optics Calibratoin Kit (Optional - PN: 999-719) in place 

of the PCB target and vacuum pickup tube.

CAUTION:  DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN THE PRISM PLATFORM SCREWS AS THAT CAN CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE PRISM PLATFORM.

CAUTION:  DO NOT BEND OR TWIST THE OPTICS MODULE AS DOING SO WILL ADVERSELY AFFECT THE ALIGNMENT.

INITIAL SETUP (CONTINUED)

•  After adjusting the three set screws for the heater pipe, use the same M1.5 hex wrench to secure the single set screw for 

the handle in the handpiece socket.

•  Rotate the handpiece socket to align the 

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 at channel with the theta adjustment pin and install the theta adjustment 

arm [B].

•  Place your HAKKO FR-870B/FR-872 Preheater (optional) or other PCB holder within the base frame of the 

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 xture.

HJ4000 PART NAMES

[D] X-Axis 

Brake

[E] Y-Axis Brake

[C] Z-Axis 

Brake

[F] X-Axis Fine Adjustment

[G] Y-Axis Fine Adjustment

[S] Z-Axis Stop

[T] Z-Axis Fine Adjustment

[K] Lens Zoom

[L] Lens Focus

SD Card Slot

Camera Power 

Button

Camera Power 

Receptacle

HDMI

USB

[J] Optics 

Module

[H] Right Lock

[A] Handpiece 

Socket

[R] Theta

Adjustment

[B] Theta

Adjustment

Arm

[M] Top Light

Intensity

Control

[M] Bottom Light

Intensity

Control

Optics

Module

Power

Receptacle

[N] Lens Aperature

[P] Horizontal

Image Alignment

[Q1] Prism 

Adjustment 

Access

[Q2] Prism 

Adjustment 

Access

Summary of Contents for HJ4000

Page 1: ... not require grease lubrication as they are under a light load and will perform well with the machine oil coating of the rods when you wipe them down to keep them free from dust If the bearings are not rolling freely you may apply a No 2 grease to the bearing block using a grease gun and the grease fittings on the block SUPPORT Should your HJ4000 Rework Fixture require service due to damage please...

Page 2: ...ou ve mechanically and visually confirmed a correlation between the handepiece vacuum tube and a target on the PCB engage the Right Lock H by tightening the knob then release the Z Axis Brake and raise the hand piece to the top Slide the Optics Module J left until it stops Adjust the Zoom K and Focus L of the lens to bring the PCB target into clear view Using the Light Intensity M controls on the ...

Page 3: ...ou ve mechanically and visually confirmed a correlation between the handepiece vacuum tube and a target on the PCB engage the Right Lock H by tightening the knob then release the Z Axis Brake and raise the hand piece to the top Slide the Optics Module J left until it stops Adjust the Zoom K and Focus L of the lens to bring the PCB target into clear view Using the Light Intensity M controls on the ...

Page 4: ... not require grease lubrication as they are under a light load and will perform well with the machine oil coating of the rods when you wipe them down to keep them free from dust If the bearings are not rolling freely you may apply a No 2 grease to the bearing block using a grease gun and the grease fittings on the block SUPPORT Should your HJ4000 Rework Fixture require service due to damage please...

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