Meec tools 009851, Руководство по эксплуатации

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NOTE:
• A good soldered joint is smooth and
bright. Otherwise, the joint should be
heated again and solder applied.
• The soldering tip has a long life span and
does not need to be replaced during
normal use.
MAINTENANCE
• Unplug the mains adapter when the
soldering pen is not in use.
• Wipe clean the soldering tip with a damp
sponge (sold separately) after use, for
best functionality and life span
• Store the soldering pen in a dry place out
of the reach of children.
• Charge the battery at intervals of 3 to 6
months if the soldering pen is not in use.
• Charge the battery to at least half of a full
charge before putting it away if it is not
going to be used for some time.
Transport mode
Reset the product to transport mode before
transporting and/or putting it away. Press the
power switch (5) for 5 to 8 s, until the status
light (6) flashes red 3 times. Check that the
product cannot be started with the power
switch.
3. The soldering pen is ready to use when
the status light (4) for heating goes red
(after about 60 seconds).
4. Press for 1 second to switch off the
soldering pen.
SOLDERING
Preparation
• Place a damp sponge near the work area
to clean the soldering pen when
necessary.
FIG. 4
• Before using a new soldering tip, allow a
small amount of solder to melt on the tip
(1). This improves the transfer of heat
from the tip to the soldered joint.
• Check that the workpiece and soldering
tip are clean.
• Clean the workpiece with a knife or a
small file. Wipe the soldering tip with a
damp sponge before, during and after
soldering. This will make the soldered
joint cleaner and stronger.
1. Hold the soldering pen like a normal
pen, with your fingers on the base of the
handle (3), just over the flange (8).
WARNING!
Never touch the stem (2) or tip (1), where the
temperature can reach up to 400°C.
2. Keep the tip pressed against the
workpiece for a few seconds to heat it up.
3. Apply the solder to the joint – not the tip
– so that the solder melts on the joint.
FIG. 5
4. When the joint is covered by solder, hold
the workpiece still and pull away the
solder and the tip at the same time.