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H-767
THERMOMETER for SOLDERING IRON
Thank you for purchasing the HOZAN H-767 THERMOMETER for SOLDERING IRON.
With proper care and handling, this fine instrument will provide years of trouble-free
Operation. Please read this entire instruction manual carefully before attempting to place
this instrument in service. Please keep this instruction manual available for reference.
Identification of parts
The loaded battery is not warranted in its life since just a testing battery.
Specifications
Measurement range
Sensor
Resolution
Accuracy
Max. reading
Display
Sampling rate
0 to 500℃
Power supply
H-768
Battery life
1℃
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Outer dimensions
1999 count
Weight
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Power switch
1.25 times/second
9V Laminated (6F22) battery X 1
Approx. 100 hours (continuous use)
120(W) X 100(H) X 145(D) mm
657g
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Sensor
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- Page 1 H-767 THERMOMETER for SOLDERING IRON Thank you for purchasing the HOZAN H-767 THERMOMETER for SOLDERING IRON. With proper care and handling, this fine instrument will provide years of trouble-free operation. Please read this entire instruction manual carefully before attempting to place this instrument in service.
- Page 2 Even if the instructions do not have Caution mark, there are some possibilities for a serious situation. Follow the instructions. Precautions The H-767 is a thermometer only for soldering irons. Do not use for any other purpose. Warning Do not touch the sensor immediately after measuring. Otherwise, this could cause a burn.
- Page 3 Weighed 50 to 100g is recommended. ４ Solder flux builds up on the sensor. Wipe off periodically with suitable cleaning liquid such as the HOZAN Z-293 FLAX REMOVER or Z-275 FLUX CLEANER. ５ The sensor is a consumable item. If worn out, simply remove the sensor as illustrated, and replace it with a new sensor.
- Page 4 Calibration Ask HOZAN dealer for calibration and adjustment. We are able to issue test data, calibration certificates and traceability charts on request. You can perform calibration (judging if the unit is correct) and adjustment by yourself, but it is not recommended for precise measuring and we are not able to guarantee its result.
- Page 5 Calibration ＊1 ＊2 ４ If the instrument displays 401℃ （1％rdg＋1dgt）,it is correct. ± ＊1 1％rdg…1％ of displayed value 1dgt…a piece of least significant digit ＊2 ５ The instrument which is correct at the point of 400℃ indicates 503℃ when it applied voltage corresponding to 500℃.
- Page 6 Maintenance As extended use, engagement of the sensor and the sensor base could become loose (tight). If so, adjust it as follows: To be tight, widen the gap of the contact pins on the sensor base with a Phillips screwdriver and such. To be loose, narrow the gap of the contact pins on the sensor base with pliers and such.
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