Tenma 21-10130(AT8502D)User manual
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1. 10 the unit wil display diagram1 If power is off and the station power is i switched off the entire unit will power off afterthe temperature falls below 6 Temperature comp temperature and calibration 100 C While unit is powered on hold down both POWER button left of the ge urs E panel and X button onthe hand piece to calibrate soldering station REAL I It i REAL i temperature diagram11 Temperature value can be adjusted by pressing I I L i I UP or DOWN buttons Pressing the SET button to confirm storage and exit a P 098 Pez OFF 22 the calibration diagram 1A diagram 12. 50 C 50 C Calibration range Celsius Fahrenheit 58 F 122 Heating elements i ing H Malfunction alert Displaying H E Sensor Displaying S E Function diagram 1 Hot air nozzle 8 Soldering iron connection 2 Hot air hand piece bracket 9 Iron holder Hot air hand piece button group 10 Sponge 4 Hot air hand piece 11 Soldering iron hand piece 5 Soldering iron display 12 Power switch 6 Hot air hand piece connection 13 Hot air display 7 Function buttons Button instructions Position Knob Button First function Second function short press lt 2s Second function long press gt 25 Work and shutdown Power Ofthe rework station N A N A E Press with S button sets hot Press with hutton saves air settings to preset 1 current hot air settings to preset 1 UP Increase value Press after sow button sets Press with rowe button saves soldering iron temperature to current soldering iron preset 1 temperature to preset 1 o ith I Presswith Sw button sets hot Press ku d m saves airsettings to preset 2 current hot airsettings to 5 preset 2 Decrease value DOWN Press with button saves Press with w2 button saves E current soldering iron current soldering iron s temperature to preset 2 temperature to preset 2 L Press with button sets hot Presswith wr button save
3. hotairtemperaturefromthe hand piece controls Press the X button until the temperature flashes Use the UP and DOWN buttons on the hand piece to adjust the temperature Notice If you press and hold UP or DOWN buttons while setting the temperature or air flow the value will quickly jump for faster adjustment diagram 6 4 Hot air volume settings There aretwo methods to set hot airvolume ofthe rework station A Onthe main unit press the UP and DOWN buttons while the Real temperature is being displayed on the top display If the unitisina temperature setting mode just press the SET button until the Real temperature is displayed andthe C F is flashing B You can also set the hot air volume via the hand piece of the rework station Press the X button until the air volume value flashes Usethe UP or DOWN buttons on the hand piece to adjustthe hot air volume DODO a 224 DOWN AL T M P 350 diagram 11 diagram 7 7 Auto Sleep Function Whenthe unitis powered on and the hotair rework station is in working mode the unit will go into an automatic sleep mode when the hand piece is placed in 5 Storing the t the holding braket When the hand piece is removed the unit will heat up to the toring the Temperature values last used settings While in sleep mode the unit will display SLP when the To seta new preset on first adjust the temp
4. TENMA 21 10130 SOLDERING STATION SMD REWORK THERMO CONTROL ANTI STATIC Intelligent lead free rework station User s Manual TENMA 405 S Pioneer Blvd Springboro OH 45066 mcmelectronics com 21 10130 is an intelligent lead free rework station which combines a rework station and a soldering station It is suitable for repair production hobbyist and educational use It is easy to operate user friendly and space saving To avoid damage to the equipment and insure the safety of the user please read through the manual and retain it for future information FK Safety and Caution Caution The temperature of the hot air nozzle reaches 400 C which can cause injury fire and other accidents because of improper usage Always take the following precautions 1 Never use this station on or near other humans or animals 2 Never operate or store near flammable gas or substances Always use in a well ventilated area 3 After use switch the power off The unit will continue its cooling phase and automatically shut off when the hot air temperature is lowered Do not unplug the unit until cooling completes 4 Do not shake strike drop or otherwise abuse the main unit hand pieces or any buttons Doing so could cause the unit to short out or not work properly 5 Do not operate with wet hands or around moisture this could result in a short circuit or electronic shock Store unit in a cool dry place 6 Keep away from c
5. d preset 1 2 or 3 The preset value will be active 2 OOO L I IL 4 Temperature calibration While unitis powered on hold down both POWER button right of the paneland X button on the hand piece to calibrate soldering station temperature diagram 18 Temperature value can be adjusted by pressing UP or DOWN buttons Pressingthe SET button to confirm storage and exit the calibration diagram 11 diagram 18 10 ErrorlFaultindication A When H E is displayed and there is no temperature diagram 13 there is a fault with the heating element B When S E is displayed there is afaultin the temperature sensor or the sensor circuit diagram 14 Heating Element Error Sensor Error T porem a REAL 11 I REAL L Il LE lll P 350 OTB j a P 00 048 _ diagram 13 diagram 14 Il SOLDERING STATION 1 Power on From the standby mode press the POWER button to the right of the controls The setting temperature with SET is displayed for about three seconds then the actual temperature with REAL is displayed whilethe unit heats up 2000 Q DOWN Temperature Setting ActualTemperature pu Tm dc util x 350 048 diagram 16 2 Temperature setting Onthe mainunit press the SET button until the temperature value on the bottom display flashes Adjustthe temperature usingthe UP and DOWN buttons diagram 17 B You can also setthe
6. erature and air volume to the desired real temperature falls below 100 C diagram 3 valuetobe stored Then simultaneously hold down approximately 3 seconds POWER button andatthe left of panel along with the desired preset button 1 2 or3 Screen A Standby until you hearthe confirmation beep the program position will be displayed above Mode u To use one of the presets momentarily less than 1 second press the left i NE Ll d POWER button and the desired preset 1 2 or 3 The presetvalue will then be active i P 35g diagram 3 8 Switching heater instantly on off While using hot air hand piece continually press gt lt button until the display reads will temporarily turn offthe heat but continue to deliver airthrough the nozzle Press lt again to return power to the heating element Working state of Preset 1 Working state of Preset 2 Working state of Preset 3 diagram 12 EUER ey ERREUR aay pusaspan i E mn RN 9 Standby REAL c IL REAL IL T x i REAL om I I i The device will display real currenttemperature and air volume and will go into i L i i ul i i i i i a low power standby mode after pressing POWER button at the left of the PO 200 00 PD 300 060 O80 ae r THEOD m sui DE 1 1 we controls diagram 1A When nozzle falls below 100 C duringstandby mode diagram 8 diagram 9 diagram
7. hildren T Use only original parts do not attempt to adapt unit for accessories that were not meant for this unit 8 Temperature will vary from the models of the nozzles which is normal 9 Do not touch the iron tip or surrounding metals 10 Change the components or tip after powering and waiting for unit to cool 11 Do not use this device for work other than soldering 12 When replacing tip don t tap or bang unit on another surface to remove tip 13 Never pull on the power cord to unplug unit carefully grasp the end plug 14 Avoid inhaling solder fumes and smoke a fume absorber is highly recommended 15 Always pay close attention to the hot ends while working do not leave unit unattended 16 Please pay attention to the specifications of the power supply and what your specific work demands Characteristics 1 This unit utilizes and advanced internal processor with thermo control and thermo stability to ensure a precise working temperature 2 Dual LCD screen allows the userto see the temperature setting and the actual work temperature at a glance 3 High output power for quick heat up to working temperature 4 High flow diaphragm pump suitable for a variety of nozzles to desolder SMD components 5 Automatic sleep mode and efficient power usage save energy 6 Shortcut keys on the handle make it more convenient for the user to adjust temperature and air volume 7 Three groups of storage functions for fast
8. main unit standby mode diagram 2 If you powerthe entire unit off with the main Please seethe following illustration power switch the unit will remain in this standby mode until the heating 1 Choose which side you preferthe hand piece bracketto be attached to and fixthe element temperature are below 100 C plastic holder to the bracket by tightening the four screws to the base as shown in illustration below sol O 2 Align the two side holes ofthe bracket which those on either side of the main unit attach with two screws Check stability by placing hand piece bracket TL 1 EE NR diagram 2 6 ErrorlFaultindication A When H E is displayed and there is no temperature diagram 19 there isafaultwith the heating element B When S E is displayed there is a fault in the temperature sensor orthe sensor circuit diagram 20 Heating Sensor Erot Introduction for LCD display E pem een E E SMD Reqork Display Soldering Station Display i REAL LI i i REAL Um i aa it gt I L uill i l Status Setting value and display Status Setting value and display i H of real temperature 0 peratu 1 200 300 i 200 AK 300 A 00 a TZ pura nu Rentas den TZ E pur gee eed lt mes 5 EM diagram19 dia ram 20 i REAL 1 1 1 F Temperature unit i REAL 1 1 E F T Temperature unit E g F
9. n standby mode Standby of SMD Rework Standby of Soldering Station diagram 1 diagram 2 Il REWORK STATION 1 Power on the rework station hot air feature by using the POWER button on the left side of the controls o OOO POWER DOWN SET POWER 2 If the handle is on the bracket the unit will remain in sleep mode Standby until hand piece is lifted from the bracket When hand piece is used the display will show the setting temperature for approximately 3 seconds diagram 4 and then displays the actual temperature diagram 5 Standby Sleep Mode Setting Temperature Actual Temperature ee ee ee 450 E MN I JL i 2 I l alil diagram 4 diagram 5 3 Temperature Settings There are two methods to set temperature of hot air rework station A On the main unit press the SET button until the temperature value on the top display flashes Adjust the temperature using the UP and DOWN buttons DOWN POWER 00 300 diagram 17 3 Preset keys programming To set a new preset on first adjust the temperature to the desired value to be stored Then simultaneously hold down approximately 3 seconds POWER button and at the left of panel along with the desired preset button 1 2 or 3 until you hear the confirmation beep the program position will be displayed above Mode To use one ofthe presets momentarily less than 1 second press the left POWER button and the desire
10. ou LOCO ww 888 888 888 888 888 888 V Il Conversion of temperature unit 5 MEM 2 Wa Working mode Settingtemp Airflow display Memorytemp 1 2 Memory temp 3 While the unitis powered off simultaneously hold the UP DOWN and SET buttons while then turning on the main power switch to switch C F LCD displays IV Replacement of heater Display means the device is in standby mode The top display shows the working state of rework station and the bottom Please follow the following steps for the successful replacement of the heating shows that of the soldering station element of hot air rework station Mode P__ means rework station is under the normal setting condition Mode 1 means rework station is set to preset 1 A Power down and unplugthe unit allow unitto completely cool B Loosen the three screws ofthe handle as shown the diagram Mode P 0 2 means rework station is set to preset 2 Mode P 0 3 rework station is set to preset C Dismantle the upper cover ofthe handle pull out the ground wire on the duct and remove the fan Both displays read OFF inthe temperature when the device is in standby D Removethe heating element from the PCB board The SMD display will read SLP when the unitis in automatic sleep mode Power When you switch the main power on the unit will be i
11. s air settings to preset 3 current hot air settings to Settemperature preset 3 and confirmation SET varies of settings Press with sow button saves Press with pow button saves current soldering iron current soldering iron temperature to preset 3 temperature to preset 3 Work and shutdown PowER of soldering station N A N A Hot air Hand Piece Buttons UP To increase the set temperature or air value of hot air station DOWN To decrease the set temperature or air value of hot air station Each press toggles between the ability to setthe value of temperature x air volume orto turn the hot air handpiece off air will continue to flow through the nozzle until cooled E Carefully install new heating element in PCB board F Reassemble by reversingthese steps Quartz tube Hotairtube heating element Please follow the following steps for to replace the heating element in the soldering pencil A Power down and unplug unit allow unit to cool completely Using the following diagram unscrew the nut D remove the stainless steel cap andirontip then unscrew the fixed holder 2 and desolder the heating element C Install the new heating element and reassemble the iron by reversing the order of steps in B rw 5 Standby Installation Bypressingthe POWER button atthe right of panel the iron will go into a Thehot air hand piece bracket can be installed on either side of the
12. switching between different groups of temperature and hot air volume 8 All units are equipped with temperature compensation which ensures a stable state of operation 9 Indicator for malfunction alert Machine diagram Technical Specifications List of Included Accessories Power Supply main unit 1 Unit Power Cord 1 Strip Nozzle 1 Set Handpiece Bracket 1 Set Handle 1 Piece Iron Holder 1 Set User Manual 1 Copy A WARN N G Place the iron or hand piece in their holding stands when notin use Follow the follow precautions when using the hot air hand piece Because of the high temperatures this device can achieve the threat of fire or other burn damage is likely if this unit is not used with care especially when used near flammable materials Do not apply heat to the same place for a long time Do notuse near flammable gas or materials e Place the iron or hand piece on its stand after use and allow it to cool completely before storage Do not leave the unit unattended when itis switched on Total power About 900W max Heating 800W max pump diaphragm 40W Soldering Station 50W Rangefortemperature Hot Air Rework Station 100 500 C 212 932 F controlling Soldering Station 200 480 C 392 896 F Temperature unit C F Convertible Temperature Siati controlling stability tatic 2 C Temperature t controlling accuracy aue 10 C i
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