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NOTE!
• During use, the temperature of the soldering iron tip ranges from
100°C to 480°C. Considering that this may cause burns or fire, the
following conditions must be strictly observed:
• Do not use the device near gas, paper or other flammable objects.
• When replacing the heating material, the model must be the same.
Install the heating cable according to the reverse process when
dismantling.
• When replacing parts, switch off the power supply and cool to normal
temperature.
Safety guidelines for the cordless soldering iron:
SAFETY OF USE.
This equipment is not intended for use by persons (including children) with
reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience or
familiarity with the equipment, unless supervised or in accordance with the
instructions for use given by those responsible for their safety. Children
should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the equipment.
• Protect the soldering iron from water and moisture.
• Inspect the tool before starting work, have any damage repaired by
authorised persons.
• The supply voltage must comply with the data on the nameplate.
• Do not touch the hot tip, use protective gloves.
• Do not carry the tool by holding the soldering iron tip.
• When you have finished working, switch off the power and wait for it
to cool down, a hot blade can cause damage to other objects.
• Keep the soldering iron out of the reach of children.
• Care should be taken when using the soldering iron in areas where
flammable materials are present.
• Do not leave equipment switched on unattended
• In the event of a burn or skin contact, cool the area immediately
under a jet of cold water.
• Do not unscrew the soldering iron. There is a danger of burns.
• It is forbidden to use a soldering iron with a damaged or worn (burnt-
out) tip - there is a risk of splashing molten solder.
• Do not operate the soldering iron with the tip unscrewed.
• Do not leave the soldering iron switched on when not in use
• The soldering iron should be used in accordance with the
instructions
• When not in use, the tool must be placed on its stand
WARNING !
• Do not use solder joints on components or materials that will be
exposed to temperatures above 130°C.
• Soldering may also not be used to join components for lifting loads.
• Do not solder live electrical installations or circuits requiring ESD
protection
NOTE !
Carry out all inspections and repairs after disconnecting the soldering iron
from the mains. Inspections and repairs must be carried out at the
supplier's service centre or at a service centre approved by the supplier.
NOTE !
• It is advisable to make several soldering attempts on redundant
pieces of solder material. Skill with the soldering iron is acquired with
practice.
• Do not modify the soldering iron in any way. Any modification may
cause the safety features to cease to function or change the
operation of the device, resulting in fire or damage to the device.
• Always check the appliance and the installation for damage before
use. Damaged system components may cause malfunctions and fire
hazards. Have damaged components repaired by an authorised
service centre.
Description of the pictograms used
1. Protect from children
2. Don't throw in the bin
3. Read the instructions
4. Hot surface
5. The product meets the requirements of EU directives
Description of the graphic pages
Fig. A
1. Indication of charging and charging status
2. Switch
3. Pre-heating indication
4. Handle
Fig. B
6. LED lighting of the working area
7. Heater
8. Grot
Fig.C
5. USB charging port
Settings:
PROPER BATTERY HANDLING AND OPERATION
•
The battery charging process should be under the control of the
user.
•
Avoid charging the battery at temperatures below 0⁰C.
• Only charge the batteries with the charger recommended by the
manufacturer. The use of a charger designed to charge a
different
type of battery poses a risk of fire.
• Fluid leakage from the battery may occur in extreme conditions.
Liquid leaking from the battery can
cause irritation or burns. If a leak
is detected, proceed as follows:
•
Carefully wipe off the liquid with a piece of cloth. Avoid contact of the liquid
with the
skin or eyes.
•
if the liquid comes into contact with the skin, the relevant area on the body should
be washed immediately with copious amounts of clean water, or
neutralise the
liquid with a mild acid such as
lemon
juice
or vinegar.
•
if the liquid gets into the eyes, rinse them immediately with
plenty of clean
water for at least 10 minutes and seek
medical advice.
• Do not use a battery that is damaged or
modified. Damaged or
modified batteries may
act unpredictably, leading to fire, explosion or
danger of
injury.
Charging the battery
• When the battery is connected for charging (Fig. A-1), the top red
lamp lights up. The completion of battery charging is indicated by
the green lamp lighting up.
Switching on the soldering iron
• A short press on the switch (Fig.A-2) causes the soldering iron to be
switched on, signalled by the top diode lighting up in green (perhaps
indicating readiness for work or battery charge status?) If no further
action is taken, the diode switches off after 3 seconds.
• Pressing the switch (Fig.A-2) for longer than 1 sec. starts the
soldering iron, the upper lamp lights up in green and the lower lamp
lights up in red, also the working area lighting diode is switched on.
Pressing the switch for longer than 1 sec. When the device is in
operation, it switches off the soldering iron and the lighting.
Preparation for soldering
• Clean the workplace
• Wear goggles and a mask before work
• Include solder
• After heating, clean the soldering iron tip and the component to be
soldered
• Prepare solder
Activation of work area lighting
• The LED work area lighting (Fig. B-6) is switched on when the
soldering iron is switched on.
Maintenance of the soldering iron
To ensure safe and correct operation of the soldering station, please note
the following suggestion:
If the soldering iron is not working properly due to certain factors,
contact the service centre for support.
Cleaning the flask (Fig.B -7,8)
• The flask handle or housing can be cleaned with a cloth dipped in a
small amount of liquid detergent.
• Never immerse the station in liquid or allow any liquid to enter the
enclosure.
• Do not use any solvents to clean the case.
Note: When using a new soldering iron tip, it is best to remove the
tip and clean the tip of any soldering residue every day!
Maintenance of soldering tips (Fig.B-8)
• The soldering tips are made of alloys. When used correctly, they will
have a longer service life.