Kingsom KS-200DH, Руководство по эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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Why A” Detinned” Tip
Fails To Work
A detinned tip is one not wetted
With solder. This exposes the
Plating to oxidation and degrades
the heat transfer efficiency of the
tip . Detinning is caused by :
To Restore A Detinned
Tip
The solder protects the tip
from oxidation and prolongs
the life of the tip.
4. If the tip is deformed or hea-
vily eroded, replace it with a
new one.
a. Failure to keep the tip cover-
ed with fresh solder during
idling periods.
b. High tip temperatures
c. Lack of sufficient flux in so-
ldering operations.
d. Wiping the tip on dirty or dry
sponges and rags.( Always u-
se a clean, wet, industrial gr-
ade, sulfur-free sponge.)
e. Impurities in the solder, iron
plating ,or on the surfaces
to be soldered.
1. Remove the tip from the
solder handle and allow the
tip to cool down.
2. Remove scale and oxides fr-
om the tinned area of the tip
with 80-grit abrasive polyu-
rethane foam stock or a 100
-grit emery cloth.
3. Wrap rosin core solder (0.031
diameter or larger) around the
newly exposed iron surface,
insert the tip into the handle,
and turn on the system.