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5. Insert power plug into power socket then turn on power switch.
6. Adjust temperature with regulation temperature knob.
***ATTENTION***
High temperature shortens tip life and may cause thermal shock to
components. Always use the lowest possible temperature when
soldering. It will also provide better protection for some components
which maybe sensitive to temperature.
***ATTENTION***
Always put the soldering iron into holder after use.
***ATTENTION***
Always clean the soldering iron tip after use and coat it with fresh
solder to prevent oxidation and prolong tip life.
7. Soldering iron tip maintenance and operation
● Always clean the soldering tip before use to remove any residual
solder or flux. Use a clean and moist cleaning sponge. Contaminants
on the tip have many detrimental effects including reduced heat
conductivity which contribute to poor soldering performance.
● If the soldering iron is not in use, do not keep it at a high temperature
for long time otherwise the tin flux will become oxidized and reduce
heat conductivity function.
● After use, always clean the soldering iron tip after use and coat it with
fresh solder to prevent oxidation and prolong tip life.
***ATTENTION***
◆ Never cut the oxide on soldering iron tip with a cutter.
◆ Set the temperature at 250℃or 482.℉.
◆ After the temperature is stable, clean the soldering iron tip with a
damp sponge, and check its condition. If the tip is badly worn or
deformed, replace it.
◆ If the tin-plating part of the soldering iron tip is covered with black
oxide, apply fresh solder containing flux and clean the tip again.
Repeat until all the oxide is removed then coat the tip with fresh
solder.
◆ If the soldering iron tip gets deformed, replace it with a new one.
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