Manual

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The soldering tip is subjected to a mechanical and thermal load during use. Over time, the soldering tip will
becomeblunt(especiallywithverynesolderingtips),meaningthatyouwillnotbeabletosolderprecisely
on small components.
The lifespan of the soldering tip depends on several factors. For example, high soldering temperatures
signicantlyreducethelifespan.
Proceed as follows to change the soldering tip:
Turn off the soldering station and let the soldering iron cool down completely.
Loosentheknurledcapnutonthemetalshaftofthesolderingiron.Removethecapnutandthemetalsleeve.
The heating/cooling process may cause the cap nut to become very tight.
If so, loosen the cap nut with a pair of pliers. However, do not use any force, as this may damage the
heating element. This leads to a loss of the warranty.
Removethesolderingtipfromtheheatingelement.
Install a new soldering tip on the heating element.
Replacethemetalsleeveandthecapnut.Tightenthettingsmanually.Donotuseanyforcewhenscrewingtight.
12. Care and cleaning
Never use aggressive detergents, rubbing alcohol or other chemical solutions, as these could damage the
casing or stop the product from functioning properly.
Always disconnect the product from the power supply before cleaning it. Disconnect the mains plug from the mains
socket.
Before cleaning, let all components cool down completely.
Use a dry, lint-free cloth to clean the station.
Donotusealeorsandpapertocleanthesolderingtip.Thismaydamagethesolderingtip.
Cleanthesolderingtipwithadampspongetoremoveuxandsolderresidue.
Before turning off the product, the soldering tip must be well coated in tin. This prevents corrosion on the soldering
tip and prolongs its lifespan.