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Preset Temperature

Factory preset temperatures are: 
Preset 1 = 392°F (200°C)
Preset 2 = 680°F (360°C)
Preset 3 = 788°F (420°C)

1.

   Press 

or 

to select temperature.

2.

   Press and hold preset location to store the 

temperature.

Changing Soldering Tips

1.

   Switch 

POWER I/O

 to 

to turn off the station and let it cool 

down. 

2.

  Loosen the metal cap nut on the shaft of the soldering iron, then 

pull off the metal shaft. 

3.

  Replace it with a new soldering tip (not included) and tighten the 

metal shaft securely. 

The temperature shown on the display is calibrated to  the included 

soldering tip type, and may vary when using different tip.

The default temperature of the supplied tip is 0°F / 0°C.

To compensate for the deviation:

1.

   Press and hold 

and 

d

. The display shows 

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2.

   Press 

PRESET 3

 

CAL

 .

3.

 Hold 

or 

 to select temperature between 

-90°F (-50°C) to 90°F (50°C). 

4.

   Press 

PRESET 3

 to finish calibration.

 00

CAL

°F

- - -

CAL

300

SET

°F

392

788

680

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Cap Nut

Shaft

Soldering Tip

Summary of Contents for 6400266

Page 1: ...Digital Soldering Station 6400266 User s Guide ...

Page 2: ... disconnected from all voltage sources Do not turn the station on immediately after moving it from a cold place to a warm place Condensation might impair operation or damage the station Wait for the station to warm up to room temperature before switching it on Operate the soldering iron in properly ventilated rooms or rooms with a fume extraction system Inhalation of soldering fumes and particles ...

Page 3: ...t Never operate the soldering iron without the soldering tip This can damage the heating device When you are not using your soldering iron unplug it from the wall outlet Store the soldering iron in a dry secure place where children cannot reach it Keep the soldering iron away from dust and dirt and clean it with a damp cloth occasionally to keep it looking new This soldering station is not intende...

Page 4: ... pressing switch POWER I O to I to turn the station on The display will show the temperature setting changes from F to C and vice versa 3 Restart the station to start operating it Setting the Temperature The digital soldering station allows you to modify and adjust the temperature between 302 F 150 C and 842 F 450 C Press eor drepeatedly to increase or decrease temperature Press and hold to increa...

Page 5: ...on then pull off the metal shaft 3 Replace it with a new soldering tip not included and tighten the metal shaft securely The temperature shown on the display is calibrated to the included soldering tip type and may vary when using different tip The default temperature of the supplied tip is 0 F 0 C To compensate for the deviation 1 Press and hold eand d The display shows 2 Press PRESET 3 CAL 3 Hol...

Page 6: ...e lead emerges Heat the pad for one second 3 Do not move the iron Instead move the solder to touch the point where the pad and lead meet Do not touch the solder to the iron 4 Pull back the solder before you remove the iron Flow enough solder to hold the component solder should not extend beyond the pad and should extend only slightly above the pad 5 Trim the excess lead as closely as possible to t...

Page 7: ... so might damage your soldering station Use only new fuses do not use repaired fuses and do not bridge the fuse holder Troubleshooting Problem Solution The soldering station does not work Make sure power cord is connected to AC outlet Make sure POWER switch is on The fuse maybe blown Replace the fuse The display shows S E Check to make sure the soldering iron is plugged into the station The solder...

Page 8: ...hat interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and rece...

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