HS-060A-25 - HS-060A-80 - Electronic installation kit ROTHENBERGER - Free user manual and instructions
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USER MANUAL HS-060A-25 - HS-060A-80 ROTHENBERGER
LEGEND PA = Read the operating = goggles = Caution \ ÿ instructions * Wear = avoid inhaling toxic fumes 7 = can be used for electrical leads = 4] = can be used for TV/radio Safety instructions for the use of your / é professional soldering iron kit A© @ - Do not use the soldering iron if the handle, the power cable or the plug are damaged. Never open the device. - Do not expose the soldering iron to damp or rain. The device is only suitable for use indoors. - We recommend that you use the tool close to the mains plug socket in order that you can unplug the device quickly in an emergency. - Do not heat the soldering iron without a soldering bit. Check that the soldering bit is securely seated before heating. - Only remove or change the soldering bit when the device is switched off and cool. - Always place the soldering iron on the rest provided when not in use. The rest can get hot when the soldering iron is resting on it. Danger of burns! - Avoid touching the hot soldering bit, melted solder or hot components during operation. Danger of burns. - This device can be used under supervision or after instruction in safe use of the device and with understanding of the potential dangers by children from 8 years and by people with restricted physical, sensory or mental perception or with little experience or knowledge. Do not allow children to play with the device. Cleaning and user-maintenance may not be carried out by children without supervision. - Ensure effective ventilation. Irritating fumes can be given off during soldering. These can cause damage to mucous membranes or even chronic respiratory problems. - Wear eye protection. - Solder can contain lead. Do not eat, drink or smoke while soldering. Wash hands thoroughly after work. - Always unplug from the mains after use. - The mains cable is a high quality lead and it must not be damaged. Take care when working that it does not come into contact with the hot soldering torch. To avoid danger, the power cable for this device must be replaced by
the manufacturer, its customer service or a similarly qualified person if it is damaged. PART NAMES 1 Soldering iron Soldering bit 3 Retaining screw for soldering bit 4 Handle 5 Cable with mains plug
Accessoi 6 Electronic solder 7 Soldering grease 8 Solder wick 9 Rest INTENDED USE The soldering iron kit is designed for soldering e.g. wires and circuit boards. It may only be used for these purposes. All other uses are expressly forbidden and do not apply as the intended use. TECHNICAL DATA Model HS-060A-25 Model HS-060A-80 Rated voltage: 230 — 240 V- / 50 Hz 230 — 240 V- / 50 Hz Power input: 25W 80W C € Protection class | COMMISSIONING à À j POWER SUPPLY The device is designed for use with a single phase AC 230-240 V- / 50 Hz power supply. Check that your mains voltage coincides with the details on the device's rating plate.
- Plug (5) into the mains to switch on the device. - Unplug (5) from the mains to switch off the device. - Plug the device into a suitable socket and place the soldering iron onto the rest. - Let the soldering iron heat up for approx. 3-5 minutes. The orking temperature is reached when the solder starts to melt immediately on contact with the soldering bit. - Tin the soldering bit before starting to solder. To do this, heat the unused or cleaned goldering bit and touch with solder. There should be a thin layer of solder covering the it. - Before starting work on your planned join or material, check the function on a similar piece of material or waste. - Clean the parts to be soldered before soldering. - Touch flux-filled soldering wire to the outer edge of the soldering bit and melt off the soldering wire. This ensures that soldering joint is wetted with the flux which allows the solder to bond to the metal. - For extensive soldering work, it is a good idea to clean and re-tin the soldering bit regularly. MORE SOLDERI
Solders and fluxes Soft solder for DIY use is nearly always produced in wire form. There are two kinds of soldering wire.
Electronic solder Melting point approx. 185° C. For use in electronics. Radio solder For use in model making etc. and for fine soldering. Melting point approx. 235° C. Soft solder For all soldering work Ammoniac block For cleaning soldering bits Soldering grease Flux in paste form Soldering fluid Flux for hard-to-access soldering points
- Heat soldering join with soldering iron, hold soldering wick onto the melted solder. - The soldering wick absorbs the solder. - Cut off used soldering wick. MAINTENANCE
REPLACEMENT OF CONNECTION CABLE
The mains cable is a high quality lead and it must not be damaged. Take care when working that it does not come into contact with the hot soldering torch. To avoid danger, the power cable for this device must be replaced by the manufacturer, its customer service or a similarly qualified person if it is damaged. MAINTENANCE The bit (2) will wear out after a time and must be replaced. To do this, unscrew the screw ® on the metal shaft of the soldering iron, pull out the old bit and replace with a new one. Re-tighten the screw (3). RECYCLING This symbol indicates that the product cannot be disposed of as domestic waste according to the electrical- and electronic waste regulations (2012/19/EU) and national legislation. This product must be delivered to a designated collection point. This may be e.g. exchange when purchasing a similar product or delivery to an authorised collection point for the recycling of electrical- and electronic waste. Incorrect disposal of used items, due to the potentially hazardous materials which are often used in electrical- and electronic waste, can have negative effects on the environment and health. Correct disposal of this product also contributes to the effective use of natural resources. Information about collection points for used items can be obtained from your local authority, the public waste management authorities, an authorised electrical- and electronic waste disposal point or your refuse collection team.
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