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MAINTENANCE:
This tool must be placed on its stand when not in use. If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer
or its service agent or a similarly qualified person in order to avoid hazard.
HOW TO SOLDER:
1)File off any dirt, rust or paint on the part you wish to solder.
2)Heat the part with the soldering iron.
3)Apply rosin-based solder to the part and melt it with the soldering iron.
Note: when using non-rosin-based solder, be sure to apply a soldering paste to the part before applying the solder.
4)Wait for the solder to cool and harden before moving the soldered part.
5)When you do soldering,
Please follow below steps to operate. This can maximally protect the tip from getting oxidation.
1.Before soldering, clean the tip on sponge, and then wear tin on the tip-----àStart your soldering work--àwhen not in use
(during breaks),please put the soldering iron on the holder -à clean the tip, wear tin on the tip --àdo the soldering-àvice versa..
2. When the soldering work is done, adjust the temperature to 270'C or switch off the power first, and then clean the tip, wear
tin on the tip as protection.
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