Tinning/Replacing The Soldering Tip; Temperature Setting - Parkside PLPD 60 A1 Traduction Du Manuel D'utilisation Original

heating up from room temperature to
working temperature, it can take 2-3
cycles until the tip has reached the target
temperature.
Tinning/Replacing the soldering
tip (Fig. 1)
CAUTION! RISK OF BURNS!
Note
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The soldering tip must be tinned
before using the soldering iron for
the first time and/or using a new
soldering tip.
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The heating element will smoke
at the first using of soldering iron
and the heating element tube
color will change after first using
Tinning procedure:
Plug the mains plug into a wall socket.
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Set temperature adjustment knob(14)
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to 330℃ stage and wait until LED
indictor(7) turned to GREEN.
Squeeze wire feeding trigger (5) to allow
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a little bit of solder to melt into a thin film
on soldering tip(1).
Replacing procedure:
Never heat the soldering gun
without a soldering tip
Unplug the device and cool down the
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soldering tip (1) to room temperature.
Unscrew soldering tip fixing screw(2) ,
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pull to remove old soldering tip (1) from
heating element tube(3)
Insert new soldering tip (1) into heating
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element tube (3) and tighten soldering tip
fixing screw (2) to fix.
Temperature setting (Fig. 1)
Note
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Perfect soldering requires appropriate
solder and correct soldering temperature.
If the soldering temperature is too low,
the solder is not sufficiently fluid to
cause bad solder joints. If the soldering
temperature is too high, the soldering
agent can burn and the solder does not
flow. In addition, the materials to be
processed can be destroyed.
Rotate temperature adjustment knob
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(14) to select the correct soldering
temperature.
There are 4 temperature stages on this
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device, use the temperature settings
below for the most common applications,
these may vary depending on the solder/
manufacturer.
0 °C stage, no heating on soldering tip
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(1).
170 °C stage, 150 °C - 170 °C on
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soldering tip (1), warm-up level and for
solders with correspondingly low melting
point.
250 °C stage, 220 °C - 250 °C on
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soldering tip (1), melting point of the most
frequently used soft solders.
330 °C stage, 300 °C - 330 °C on
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soldering tip (1), normal operation, e. g.
when using lead-free solder.
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