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OK

TOOL

EAR

THING FUSE

AUX

USE ONL

Y 

WITH A 250 

V FUSE

OK

TOOL

EAR

THING FUSE

AUX

USE ONL

Y 

WITH A 250 

V FUSE

OK

TOOL

EAR

THING FUSE

AUX

USE ONL

Y 

WITH A 250 

V FUSE

Fuse
holder

Before carrying out maintenance, always switch the device off and disconnect it from the mains. 
Allow the equipment to cool down.

- Clean the station screen with a glass 
cleaner or  a damp cloth.

- Use a damp cloth to clean the casing and 
the tool. Alcohol can only be used to clean 
the metal parts.

- Periodically check that the metal parts 
of the tool and stand are clean so that the 
station can detect the tool status.

- Maintain tip surface clean and tinned prior 
to storage in order to avoid tip oxidation. 
Rusty and dirty surfaces reduce heat transfer 
to the solder joint.

- Periodically check all cables and tubes.

- Replace any defective or damaged pieces. 
Only use original JBC spare parts.

- Replace a blown fuse as follows:

1. Pull off the fuse holder and remove the 
  fuse. If necessary use a tool to lever it off.

2. Insert the new fuse into the fuse holder  
    and return it to the station.

Maintenance

-            When this warning appears on the 
main screen Earthing Fuse must be replaced

- Repairs should only be performed by a JBC authorized technical service.

Clean 
periodically

EARTH

FUSE

CD-S

CD-B

CA

CS

CDE-S

CDE-B

CP

OK

TOOL

EAR

THING FUSE

AUX

USE ONL

Y 

WITH A 250 

V FUSE

OK

º

C

º

F

A

OK

Language

Mode

General Se�ngs

Port Se�ngs

Counters

Reset

Exit

Basic

Back

Soldering Assistant

Language

Mode

General Se�ngs

Port Se�ngs

Counters

Reset

Exit

Basic

Back

Soldering Assistant

0.5s/div

Ok to reset soldering Ref.

20

16

12

8

4

355

350

345

340

335

180

Sleep

W%

ºC

Time

Energy

C245907

Ref.

2.3s

14W·s

---
---

º

C

19:29

Selected

Min 200

Min 400

350

 

º

C

0.5s/div

Ok to reset soldering Ref.

20

16

12

8

4

355

350

345

340

335

180

Sleep

W%

ºC

Time

Energy

C210009

Ref.

2.3s

14W·s

---
---

º

C

19:29

Selected

Min 200

Min 400

350

 

º

C

0.5s/div

Ok to set up soldering Ref.

20

16

12

8

4

355

350

345

340

335

350

Sel. temp. 350

º

C

W%

ºC

Time

Energy

C245907

Ref.

2.3s

14W·s

---
---

º

C

19:29

0.5s/div

Ok to set up soldering Ref.

20

16

12

8

4

355

350

345

340

335

350

Sel. temp. 350

º

C

W%

ºC

Time

Energy

C210009

Ref.

2.3s

14W·s

---
---

º

C

19:29

0.5s/div

Ok to reset soldering Ref.

20

16

12

8

4

355

350

345

340

335

350

Sel. temp. 350

º

C

W%

ºC

Time

Energy

C245907

Ref.

2.3s

14W·s

2.4s

13W·s

º

C

95%

0.5s/div

Ok to reset soldering Ref.

20

16

12

8

4

355

350

345

340

335

350

Sel. temp. 350

º

C

W%

ºC

Time

Energy

C210009

Ref.

2.2s

18W·s

2.4s

17W·s

º

C

94%

0.5s/div

Ok to reset soldering Ref.

20

16

12

8

4

355

350

345

340

335

350

Sel. temp. 350

º

C

W%

ºC

Time

Energy

C245907

Ref.

2.3s

14W·s

---
---

º

C

19:29

0.5s/div

Ok to reset soldering Ref.

20

16

12

8

4

355

350

345

340

335

350

Sel. temp. 350

º

C

W%

ºC

Time

Energy

C245907

Ref.

2.3s

14W·s

1.3s

8W·s

º

C

38%

19:29

19:29

19:29

0.5s/div

Ok to reset soldering Ref.

20

16

12

8

4

355

350

345

340

335

350

Sel. temp. 350

º

C

W%

ºC

Time

Energy

C210009

Ref.

2.3s

14W·s

---
---

º

C

19:29

0.5s/div

Ok to reset soldering Ref.

20

16

12

8

4

355

350

345

340

335

350

Sel. temp. 350

º

C

W%

ºC

Time

Energy

C210009

Ref.

2.3s

14W·s

1.3s

8W·s

º

C

38%

19:29

1s/div

150

Time

C210-008

Ref.

.

4.5s

---

º

C

SOLDERING JOINT INFO

1/3

Sel. temp.
Cartridge 

Time

Max temp
Min temp
Energy
Result

Last

Ref.

Diff.

350ºC

350ºC

C245907

2.4s

350ºC
335ºC

13W·s

2.3s

C245907

-2%

350ºC

+0%

340ºC

-1%

14W·s

+29%

95%

1s/div

150

Time

C210-008

Ref.

.

4.5s

---

º

C

SOLDERING JOINT INFO

1/3

Sel. temp.
Cartridge 

Time

Max temp
Min temp
Energy
Result

Last

Ref.

Diff.

350ºC

350ºC

C210009

2.4s

350ºC
335ºC

13W·s

2.3s

C210009

-2%

350ºC

+0%

340ºC

-1%

14W·s

+29%

95%

C210

009

Cartridge

Language

Mode

General Se�ngs

Port Se�ngs

Counters

Reset

Exit

Cartridge

Language

Mode

General Se�ngs

Port Se�ngs

Counters

Reset

Exit

Hiberna�on

Tool in the stand

Actual Temp: 140

º

C

25%

75%

Power

C245907

50%

19:29

325

 

º

C

Sel. temp.

325

º

C

25%

75%

Power

C245907

50%

Sleep

Tool in the stand

Actual Temp: 290

º

C

Delay to hiberna�on: 9:43

25%

75%

Power

C245907

50%

19:29

19:29

Hiberna�on

Tool in the stand

Actual Temp: 140

º

C

25%

75%

Power

C210009

50%

19:29

325

 

º

C

Sel. temp.

325

º

C

25%

75%

Power

C210009

50%

Sleep

Tool in the stand

Actual Temp: 290

º

C

Delay to hiberna�on: 9:43

25%

75%

Power

C210009

50%

19:29

19:29

USB Connectors

Download the latest software from our website to improve your soldering station.

Station Update 

JBC Web  

Manager

JBC Web Manager 

www.jbctools.com/manager.html
Manage and monitor as many stations as your PC can handle by using the JBC Web Manager. 
You can export data to another PC. 

Register Settings

Create graphs of the 
soldering process in 
real time with power 
and temperature data.

Manager Settings

Change settings for a 
group of JBC stations 
at the same time.

any JBC  

station

USB  

Hub

Cable USB AB

Download the JBC Update 
File from 

www.jbctools.

com/software.html 
 

Insert the USB flash drive 
with the file downloaded to 
the station.

Update

16

Summary of Contents for CDEB

Page 1: ...INSTRUCTION MANUAL CDEB Soldering Assistant Station www jbctools com ...

Page 2: ...to the following references CDE 1BQA 120V CDE 2BQA 230V CDE 9BQA 100V Power Cord 1 unit Ref 0023715 120V 0023714 230V 0024092 100V Manual 1 unit Ref 0026942 Control Unit 1 unit Sponge 1 unit Ref S0354 General Purpose Handle 1 unit Ref T245 A Brass Wool 1 unit Ref CL6210 2 ...

Page 3: ...cket Fuse Main Switch Pedal Connector Features and Connections General Purpose Handle Ref T245 A Cable Collector Quick Tip Changer Cartridge Storage Tip Cleaner Brass Wool with Antisplash Membrane and Wiper Process Screen Adjustable Stand Intelligent heat management USB A Connector www jbctools com 3 ...

Page 4: ...a small layer of solder on the tip preventing oxidation between cleaning and rewetting Wiper Ref CL0160 A temperature resistant receptacle for removing excess solder by gently tapping or wiping If the tip is very dirty JBC recommends first cleaning it with the wiper to remove excess solder The Cable Collector keeps the cable away from the work area and prevents that the weight of the cable from di...

Page 5: ...ethod than brass wool Metal Brush Ref CL6220 When used carefully it provides a more thorough cleaning Sponge Ref S0354 Tapping Tap gently to remove excess solder Wiping Use the slots to remove remaining particles Wiper Ref CL0160 The softest cleaning method Keep the sponge damp with distilled water when working to avoid tip wear www jbctools com 5 ...

Page 6: ...oose the correct sealing plug depending on your handle model Sealing Plug Replacement Before replacing the sealing plug unplug the power supply and make sure the device is not hot Note The chamfered side has to be positioned towards the handle 2 Mounting Position 3 Inserting Sealing Plug 1 Removing Sealing Plug Sealing Plug Handle Push the sealing plug inside the handle until the sealing plug and ...

Page 7: ... Inserting 3 Fixing Place the handpiece in the extractor and pull to remove the cartridge Place the handpiece on top of the new cartridge and press down slightly Use the holes for fixing the cartridge as follows A For straight C210 B For curved C210 C For C245 Important It is essential to insert the cartridges as far as the mark for a proper connection Mark Compatible Cartridges The CDEB stations ...

Page 8: ...5 ºCSel temp 325ºC 25 75 Power C245907 50 Sleep Tool in the stand Actual Temp 290ºC Delay to hiberna on 9 43 25 75 Power C245907 50 19 29 19 29 Hiberna on Tool in the stand Actual Temp 140ºC 25 75 Power C210009 50 19 29 325 ºCSel temp 325ºC 25 75 Power C210009 50 Sleep Tool in the stand Actual Temp 290ºC Delay to hiberna on 9 43 25 75 Power C210009 50 19 29 19 29 Operation The JBC Most Efficient S...

Page 9: ...icator Selected Temperature The CDE offers an intuitive user interface which provides quick access to station parameters Original PIN 0105 CDEB Work Screen USB flash drive is connected Station is controlled by a PC Warning Press INFO for failure description Station software update Press INFO to start the process Error Press INFO for failure description the type of error and how to proceed System N...

Page 10: ...nguage Mode General Se ngs Port Se ngs Counters Reset Exit Basic Back Soldering Assistant Language Mode General Se ngs Port Se ngs Counters Reset Exit Basic Back Soldering Assistant 0 5s div Ok to reset soldering Ref 20 16 12 8 4 355 350 345 340 335 180 Sleep W ºC Time Energy C245907 Ref 2 3s 14W s ºC 19 29 Selected Min 200 Min 400 350 ºC 0 5s div Ok to reset soldering Ref 20 16 12 8 4 355 350 345...

Page 11: ... 16 12 8 4 355 350 345 340 335 350 Sel temp 350ºC W ºC Time Energy C245907 Ref 2 3s 14W s 1 3s 8W s ºC 38 19 29 19 29 19 29 0 5s div Ok to reset soldering Ref 20 16 12 8 4 355 350 345 340 335 350 Sel temp 350ºC W ºC Time Energy C210009 Ref 2 3s 14W s ºC 19 29 0 5s div Ok to reset soldering Ref 20 16 12 8 4 355 350 345 340 335 350 Sel temp 350ºC W ºC Time Energy C210009 Ref 2 3s 14W s 1 3s 8W s ºC ...

Page 12: ...C 19 29 0 5s div Ok to reset soldering Ref 20 16 12 8 4 355 350 345 340 335 350 Sel temp 350ºC W ºC Time Energy C245907 Ref 2 3s 14W s 1 3s 8W s ºC 38 19 29 19 29 355 350 345 340 335 ºC 0 5s div Ok to reset soldering Ref 20 16 12 8 4 355 350 345 340 335 350 Sel temp 350ºC W ºC Time Energy C210009 Ref 2 3s 14W s 1 3s 8W s ºC 38 19 29 1s div 150 Time C210 008 Ref 4 5s ºC SOLDERING JOINT INFO 1 3 Sel...

Page 13: ...In most cases working with temperatures over 400 C 750 F can damage the PCB and its components Even in short time periods of tip contact with the soldering joint the flux may not work properly and could seriously reduce tip life If the solder joint requires more power e g multilayered or high dissipation boards JBC strongly recommends using other aids like preheaters Program Version Shows the prog...

Page 14: ...st It provides a more precise adjustment between the selected temperature and the actual one Set values within 50 C 90 F to achieve zero error JBC strongly recommends the use of TID A or TIA A Thermometers to obtain precise readings Cartridge Select the cartridge Temp level set Similar to Fix one temp parameter In this case the user can set up to 3 values for different power requirements This allo...

Page 15: ...and extend its life Recommendations Parameter Description Port Settings Setting these parameters to higher values will unnecessarily accelerate oxidation and shorten tip life especially when working with temperatures up to 450 C 840 F Sleep temp This is the set temperature the tip reaches when returned to the stand Hibernation delay Set the time the tool will remain at Sleep temperature before ent...

Page 16: ... can handle by using the JBC Web Manager You can export data to another PC Register Settings Create graphs of the soldering process in real time with power and temperature data Manager Settings Change settings for a group of JBC stations at the same time any JBC station USB Hub Cable USB AB Download the JBC Update File from www jbctools com software html Insert the USB flash drive with the file do...

Page 17: ...on can detect the tool status Maintain tip surface clean and tinned prior to storage in order to avoid tip oxidation Rusty and dirty surfaces reduce heat transfer to the solder joint Periodically check all cables and tubes Replace any defective or damaged pieces Only use original JBC spare parts Replace a blown fuse as follows 1 Pull off the fuse holder and remove the fuse If necessary use a tool ...

Page 18: ... leave the appliance unattended when it is on Do not cover the ventilation grills Heat can cause inflamable products to ignite Avoid flux coming into contact with skin or eyes to prevent irritation Be careful with the fumes produced when soldering Keep your workplace clean and tidy Wear appropriate protection glasses and gloves when working to avoid personal harm Utmost care must be taken with liq...

Page 19: ...curacy 3 Using reference cartridge Temp Adjustment 50ºC 90ºF Through station menu settings Tip to Ground Voltage Resistance Meets and exceed ANSI ESD S20 20 2014 IPC J STD 001F Earthing Fuse F 1 25A Connections USB A Uptade and files import export USB B Connection Station PC RJ12 Connector Ambient Operating Temp 10 50 ºC 50 122 ºF Control Unit Dimensions Weight 170 x 176 x 145 mm 2 8 kg L x W x H ...

Page 20: ...r warranty covers this equipment against all manufacturing defects including the replacement of defective parts and labour Warranty does not cover product wear or misuse In order for the warranty to be valid equipment must be returned postage paid to the dealer where it was purchased Get 1 extra year JBC warranty by registering here https www jbctools com productregistration within 30 days of purc...

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