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- Page 1 QUICK 861Pro REWORK STATION Instruction Manual Thank you for purchasing our products. Please keep the instruction manual properly for future reference.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents 1. Safety Instructions................1 2. Overview....................2 3. Product Characteristics............... 2 4. Product Specifications.................3 5. Functional Descriptions...............4 5.1. Dimensions................4 5.2. Part Descriptions...............5 5.3. Button Descriptions..............5 5.4. Function Descriptions of the Main Interface......6 6. Temperature/Airflow/Channel Settings..........7 6.1. Temperature Settings...............7 6.2. -
Page 4: Safety Instructions
1.Safety Instructions CAUTION During the installation and use of this product, all electrical safety regulations of the country and regions must be strictly observed. The power supply must be disconnected when disassembling the product. Do not operate with power on. ... -
Page 5: Overview
2.Overview This product features a brushless eddy current blower for air output, electric heating wire for heating, K-type sensor for temperature measurement, CPU chip control circuit for precise temperature control, and color LCD screen for temperature and airflow display. It is suitable for rework on various components, such as SMD, SOP, SOG, etc., and can be applied in heat shrinkage, drying, paint removal, adhesive removal, thawing, preheating, disinfection, adhesive soldering, and others. -
Page 6: Product Specifications
4.Product Specifications Product Model 861Pro Power 1300W Working Voltage AC110V/ 220V Temperature Range 50℃～550℃ Scale 1～200 Airflow Range Max Airflow Rate 70L/min Dimensions(L×W×H) 214*235*159mm Weight About 4.3kg... -
Page 7: Functional Descriptions
5.Functional Descriptions 5.1.Dimensions Unit：mm... -
Page 8: Part Descriptions
5.2.Part Descriptions Button Descriptions 5.3. -
Page 9: Function Descriptions Of The Main Interface
5.4.Function Descriptions of the Main Interface... -
Page 10: Temperature/Airflow/Channel Settings
6.1.Temperature Settings Press "▲" or "▼" of TEMP once, the temperature goes up or down by 1℃; long press for quick adjustment. 6.2.Airflow Settings Press "▲" or "▼" of AIR once, the airflow scale goes up or down by 1;... -
Page 11: Channel Settings
6.3.Channel Settings Press the CH1, CH2, CH3, or CH4 to select the corresponding channel from 1~4. When the temperature and airflow settings are finished, long press CH1～CH4 to confirm and save the parameters. 7.Setting of Furnace Temperature Mode In mode 3 furnace temperature mode, long press CH1, CH2, CH3 or CH4 to enter the parameter setting interface. -
Page 12: Password Settings
the set value of the first temperature segment (200 ℃), the above settings will repeat. 8.Password Settings The initial password is "000". At this point the system is unlocked, and settings for functions and channels are available. 1）Long press the "SET" key to go to password setting page (Initial password is "000"). -
Page 13: Temperature Calibration
1) Set the temperature of the unit to 300℃ before calibration. 2) When the value of temperature is stable, measure the air outlet temperature of the handle with QUICK 196 and record the reading. 3) Then long press the "▲" and "▼" of TEMP at once to enter the temperature calibration mode. -
Page 14: Instructions For The Heater Replacment
11.Instructions for the Heater Replacment 11.1.Steps of removing the Heater 1) Unscrew ① Anti-scalding sheath at the front of the handle. 2) Unscrew ② three screws fixing the heater steel pipe 3) Pull out the damaged ③ Heater assembly Note: All operating steps are performed with the power disconnected and the handle cooled 11.2.Steps of replacing the Heater 1) Align the pins of the new ③... -
Page 15: Installation And Disassembly Of Nozzle
12.Installation and Disassembly of Nozzle 1) Installation: Insert the selected nozzle into the air outlet steel pipe of the handle, and then press the air nozzle into the air outlet steel pipe by hand, and make sure that the air nozzle has been clamped before use. 2) Removing: When disassembling the air nozzle, remove the handle from the air gun stand. -
Page 16: Troubleshooting
Faulty in the sensor and need to be checked. Faulty in the fan and need to be checked. 14.Voice Control File Control File 1 Commands Commands Reply Sentence Hey Quick Hey, what can I do for you Heat ON Heat ON Heat OFF Heat OFF... - Page 17 Set the channel four Set the channel four One degree UP One degree UP Two degrees UP Two degrees UP Five degrees UP Five degrees UP One degree DOWN One degree DOWN Two degrees DOWN Two degrees DOWN Five degrees DOWN Five degrees DOWN One scale UP One scale UP...
- Page 18 Temperature to One Nine Zero Temperature to One Nine Zero Temperature to Two Hundred Temperature to Two Hundred Temperature to Two One Zero Temperature to Two One Zero Temperature to Two Two Zero Temperature to Two Two Zero Temperature to Two Three Zero Temperature to Two Three Zero Temperature to Two Four Zero Temperature to Two Four Zero...
- Page 19 Temperature to Four Four Zero Temperature to Four Four Zero Temperature to Four Five Zero Temperature to Four Five Zero Temperature to Four Six Zero Temperature to Four Six Zero Temperature to Four Seven Zero Temperature to Four Seven Zero Temperature to Four Eight Zero Temperature to Four Eight Zero Temperature to Four Nine Zero...
- Page 20 Temperature to Seven Hundred Temperature to Seven Hundred Temperature to Seven One Zero Temperature to Seven One Zero Temperature to Seven Two Zero Temperature to Seven Two Zero Temperature to Seven Three Temperature to Seven Three Zero Zero Temperature to Seven Four Zero Temperature to Seven Four Zero Temperature to Seven Five Zero Temperature to Seven Five Zero...
- Page 21 Minimum airflow rate Minimum airflow rate Airflow rate to Ten Airflow rate to Ten Airflow rate to Twenty Airflow rate to Twenty Airflow rate to Thirty Airflow rate to Thirty Airflow rate to Forty Airflow rate to Forty Airflow rate to Fifty Airflow rate to Fifty Airflow rate to Sixty Airflow rate to Sixty...
- Page 22 Control File 2 Study Command Commands Reply Sentence Hey Quick Hey, what can I do for you Please follow the prompts to study wake Study Wake up words in a quiet environment Please follow the prompts to study Study Command...
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