HOLZMANN MASCHINEN LP 700, User Manual

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OPERATION
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LP 700
10 OPERATION
10.1 operating instructions
10.1.1 Operating instructions:
The right temperature is an important requirement for a successful solder joint while soldering. If
the temperature is too low, the solder not distributed properly so that it comes to so-called cold
soldering. At too high a temperature, the flux evaporates, so that the solder flows poorly. In
addition, the components can be damaged with too high temperature. The recommended
temperature of the solder can be found in the packaging. The most common solder containing
60% tin and 40% lead.
Note: It is recommended to use with non-corrosive solder flux.
The soldering gun has 3 temperature settings that are set by controller (3).
Level A:
Temperature of 70 to 200 degrees - welding and cutting of plastic parts.
STAGE B:
Temperature of 200 to 350 degrees - and tin soldering or working on circuit boards, circuit boards
and the like.
Level C:
Temperature 350 to 500 degrees - Where use is required by high temperatures.
e.g. Wood engraving etc.
10.2 Operation
Switch on:
Pressing the ON - OFF button (5) the work light and the unit will be turned on.
Releasing the button ends the operation and the work light goes out.
After the end of the soldering:
 Remove excess tin from the soldering tip on the damp sponge ( 2) prior to the soldering tip
before the torch is turned off .
 Let the soldering gun cool down after soldering . Unplug the power cord from the electrical
outlet when the torch is no longer used . Let the soldering gun to the final cooling unattended !