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USER MANUAL YT-82458 Yato
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CHARAKTERYSTYKA WYROBU
The 2-in-1 Hot Air soldering station is an electrical device designed to solder and unsolder surface mounted devices (SMD) with hot air, or to solder metal materials with tin-lead solders and unleaded solders for soft soldering. The temperature control and adjustable airflow allow for the soldering of fine electrical and electronic elements without risk of overheating. The correct, reliable, and safe operation of the device depends on its proper use, therefore:
Read the entire manual before the first use of the device, and keep it for future reference.
The supplier shall not be liable for any damage resulting from failure to comply with the safety instructions and recommendations specified in this instructions manual.
ACCESSORIES
The product accessories are shown in the figure (I).
TECHNICAL PARAMETERS
| Parameter Unit of measurement Value | ||
| Catalogue No. YT-82458 | ||
| Rated voltage [V~] 220 - 240 | ||
| Rated frequency [Hz] 50 | ||
| Rated power (hot air blower) [W] 750 | ||
| Rated power (soldering iron) [W] 75 | ||
| Airflow rate [m/min] | 120 | |
| Soldering iron supply voltage | [V DC] | 24 |
| Temperature (hot air blower) [ | °C] 100 - 500 | |
| Temperature (soldering iron blower) | [°C] 200 - 480 | |
| Temperature stability (hot air blower) | [°C] | +/- 2 |
| Temperature stability (soldering iron) | [°C] | +/- 1 |
| Insulation class | II | |
| Tip-to-ground resistance | [Ω] | <2 |
| Tip-to-ground voltage | [mV] <2 | |
| Net weight | [kg] | 1,88 |
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Irresponsible use of the equipment can cause fire, therefore exercise caution when using the equipment in areas where combustible materials are present; do not direct a stream of hot air at the same spot or place the soldering iron tip to the same spot for an extended period; do not use the equipment in an explosive atmosphere; be aware that heat may be transferred to combustible materials out of sight; place the equipment on its stand after use and leave it to cool down before storage; do not leave the equipment unattended when switched on.
Before starting work, make sure that the housing and the power cord and plug are not damaged. In case of damage, do not proceed with work.
Children must not use this equipment. Children should not play with the equipment. Children left unattended should not be allowed to perform the cleaning and maintenance of the equipment. This equipment may not be used by persons with reduced physical or mental abilities and persons with no experience or knowledge of the equipment, if not supervised or instructed on its safe use so that the risks associated with it are understood.
The device is not designed to operate in high humidity conditions. The temperature at the place of the device's use must be within the range of 0^ ÷ +40^ , and the relative humidity
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must be below 70% without condensation. Do not expose the device to precipitation.
Before connecting the device to the power supply, make sure that the voltage, frequency, and performance of the supply network correspond to the values shown on the device's rating plate. The plug must fit into the socket. It is forbidden to modify the plug or socket in any manner to make them fit. The device must be connected directly to a single supply network socket. It is forbidden to use extension cords, adapters, or double sockets. The supply network circuit must be equipped with a 16 A protection. Avoid contact between the power cord and sharp edges and hot objects and surfaces. During operation, the power cord must always be fully extended, and the position of the power cord must be set so that it does not become an obstacle during operation. The power cord should not be placed in a manner that would pose a risk of tripping. The supply socket should be located in a place where it is always possible to remove the device power cord plug quickly. Always pull the power cord by the plug housing when unplugging it, never by the cord. If the power cord or the plug is damaged, immediately disconnect it from the supply network and contact an authorised service centre of the manufacturer for replacement. Do not use the product with a damaged power cord or plug. The power cord or plug cannot be repaired and must be replaced with a new one that is free of defects if these components are damaged.
WARNING! The metal components of the tool can be hot during and immediately after use. Do not touch them, as it may cause severe burns. Allow the device components to cool down. Use gloves that protect against high temperatures if you need to move these components before they cool down. Make sure that the floor near the place of use of the device is not slippery. This will prevent slipping, which can cause serious injuries. Never block or restrict the flow capacity of the air inlet openings. Never point the device at people or animals. Do not check the blowing temperature by directing the air stream towards any part of the body. Never use the device as a hair dryer. Do not use the device in the bathroom or near water. Do not touch the nozzle or tip end, as this may cause burns. After use, allow the tool to cool down before storing it. Do not accelerate the process of self-cooling of the device components in any manner.
DEVICE OPERATION
Installation of accessories
CAUTION! Only install the accessories when the supply voltage is disconnected. Pull the tool power cord plug out of the power socket!
Before assembly and disassembly of the device, make sure that all components have cooled down.
Before starting the assembly, make sure that all switches on the soldering station are in the OFF position - O.
Connect the plug of the soldering iron's cable to the port marked as LUTOWNICA/SOLDERING IRON on the front of the soldering station housing. The plug has such a shape that it can be connected in one correct way only. Secure the connection by screwing a metal plug ring on the thread around the port in the soldering station housing.
Connect the plug of the blower's cable to the port marked as DMUCHAWA/HOT AIR on the front of the soldering station housing. The plug has such a shape that it can be connected in one correct way only. Secure the connection by screwing a metal plug ring on the thread around the port in the soldering station housing.
The plug of the soldering iron's cable and of the blower's cable are different from each other to minimise the risk of their incorrect connecting.
Place the soldering iron in the stand and the blower in the holder with the nozzle pointing upwards (II).
If it is necessary to install an injector on the blower nozzle, slide the injector on the nozzle and tighten the screw (III) to fix it. Do
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not overtighten the screw to avoid damaging any of the components.
Connect the power cord to the port at the back of the housing. The plug has such a shape that it can be connected in one correct way only. Place the soldering iron stand near the station to ensure free access to the soldering iron and prevent the soldering iron tip from unintentional coming into contact with any object during operation, storage on the stand, and movement of the soldering iron during operation. Due to the high temperature of the tip, leave at least 10 cm of free space around the stand. The stand should be placed on a heat-resistant surface.
Insert a sponge designed to clean the tip during operation into the stand cavity. The sponge should be damp but not wet during the entire operation period. This will prevent the tip damage.
Position the station at the workplace, e.g., on the table to ensure easy access to the controls and that any object does not cover the display reading. Place the station in such a position as to ensure free access to the blower. Make sure that the blower nozzle does not unintentionally come into contact with any other object, during operation, storage on the stand, and when moving the blower during operation. Due to the high temperature of the nozzle, leave at least 10 cm of free space around the station. The station should be placed on a heat-resistant surface.
Only after setting up the station and the stand and performing a trial operation can the station be connected to the power supply.
Switching the device on and off
Both the soldering iron and blower have independent switches.
Switch the device on by moving the power switch to the on position - I.
The display will show "---" indicating that the station has entered standby mode.
If it is necessary to switch off the device, move the power switch to the off position - O.
Operating the soldering iron
Place the soldering iron on the stand. Use the switch to turn on the soldering iron. The display will show the previous temperature setting and the current temperature will be displayed after approx. 1.5 seconds. Depending on the selected mode of operation, the display will show the following parameters: tip temperature – normal mode, indication on the display does not flash; temperature setting – data input mode, indication on the display fl ashes.
The temperature is set by means of the buttons located under the display and marked with arrows. Pressing the arrow up button increases the temperature. Pressing the arrow down button decreases the temperature. The set temperature will be shown on display. Pressing the button once changes the temperature by 1^ C. Press and hold the button to change the temperature setting faster.
It is possible to change the temperature unit between degrees Celsius and Fahrenheit. To do this, press both soldering iron temperature control buttons simultaneously so that the display shows “--1”, then use the blower temperature control buttons to select between degrees Celsius – display C, and Fahrenheit – display F. The setting will automatically be stored after 8 seconds.
When the tip is heating up, it is indicated by a signal light, which lights up in the lower right side of the display. When the signal light goes out, it indicates the end of the heating process. If the signal light flashes, it indicates a constant temperature.
If the switched-on soldering iron is stationary in the cradle it may go into sleep mode. This will cool the tip to 200^ C. The display will show SLP. To set the sleep state, press both soldering iron temperature control buttons at the same time and then press the increase temperature button so that the display shows “--2”. Use the blower temperature control buttons to set the time after which the station enters sleep mode in a range of up to 99 minutes. If time 000 is set, it means that the station will not enter sleep mode. The setting is automatically saved after 8 seconds. Switching from the sleep mode to the operating mode can be done in three ways. Lift the soldering iron off the stand and the temperature will automatically return to the previously set value. Press any button for temperature change or to turn off and on the part of the soldering station responsible for providing power supply to the soldering iron.
If the "S-E" message is displayed on the screen, it indicates that the temperature sensor is faulty or there is a short cut in the soldering iron's circuit. This message can also be displayed, if the temperature exceeds the operating temperature indicated in the table or if the soldering iron is not properly connected. In this case, turn the station off, allow the soldering iron to cool down completely, check the connection, and restart the soldering iron. If the message remains on the screen, contact an authorised service centre of the manufacturer.
If a difference is observed between the set tip temperature and the actual temperature to which the tip heats up, the temperature should be calibrated. To do this, first set the temperature and let the tip heat up. Measure the actual temperature of the tip with a thermometer capable of measuring the temperature of the heated tip. It is advisable to apply tin to the tip when measuring the temperature. If the thermometer reading differs from the setting on the station display, calibration should be carried out. To do this, press both soldering iron temperature control buttons at the same time and then press the increase temperature button so that the display shows “--3”. Then use the blower temperature control buttons to adjust the difference between the thermometer and the display. For example, if the temperature on the display is 350^ C and the thermometer reads 360^ C, set -10 on the display. The setting is automatically saved after 8 seconds. Calibration can be performed in the range -50^ C\~ +50°C.
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Operating the blower
Place the blower in the holder. Use the switch to turn it on. The display will show „---” because the blower is in the standby mode. Set the blowing temperature, using the buttons marked with arrows, in the same manner as for the soldering iron. Grab the blower and point the nozzle outlet towards the place of work. Adjust the airflow force using the knob. The higher the set value, the higher the airflow speed.
Start working after the temperature has stabilised, which will be indicated by a flashing indicator on the display.
After finishing work, place the soldering iron in the holder with the nozzle pointing upwards. The device sensor will switch off the heater and start cooling the soldering iron. When the temperature drops below 100^ C, the device will switch to the standby mode. If you want to resume operation, lift the soldering iron from the holder, and the device will automatically restore the preset temperature. If the work will not be resumed, switch off the station with the power switch.
CAUTION! It is recommended to set the lowest temperature sufficient for operation and the highest airflow speed. These parameters will prolong the life of both the station and its electronic components.
If the "S-E" message is displayed on the screen, it indicates that the heater is damaged and the temperature has dropped below 50°C. If that is the case, contact an authorised service centre of the manufacturer.
If a difference is observed between the set blowing temperature and the actual temperature to which the blown air heats up, a temperature calibration should be carried out. To do this, first set the temperature and let the blower heat up. Measure the actual air temperature with a thermometer capable of measuring the temperature of heated air. If the thermometer reading differs from the setting on the station display, calibration should be carried out. To do this, press both soldering iron temperature control buttons at the same time and then press the increase temperature button so that the display shows “--4”. Then use the blower temperature control buttons to adjust the difference between the thermometer and the display. For example, if the temperature on the display is 350^ C and the thermometer reads 360^ C, set -10 on the display. The setting is automatically saved after 8 seconds. Calibration can be performed in the range -50^ C\~+50°C.
MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE
After finishing work, clean the tip using a damp sponge and then place the soldering iron in the stand, switch off the soldering station with the power switch and leave it until all elements have cooled down completely. Allow the blower to cool down by itself, turn the station off with the switch and leave it until all the elements have cooled down completely. Disconnect the station from the power supply by pulling the power cord plug out of the power socket.
Clean the station housing and soldering iron holder with a soft cloth slightly dampened with water, then dry it.
Check the tip condition; if any defects, damage, or changes in shape are observed, replace the tip with a new one. Unscrew the clamping sleeve by rotating the ring located near the soldering iron handle. Then pull out of the sleeve the old tip and replace it with a new one. Mount the sleeve with the tip to the soldering iron.
The sponge for cleaning the tip should be cleaned under a jet of lukewarm water. Replace excessively soiled or damaged sponges with new ones.
Store the product disconnected from the power supply in places not accessible to unauthorised persons, especially children. The storage place should protect against dust, moisture, precipitation, excessive heat, and provide adequate ventilation to prevent condensation of water vapour.
