Circuit Specialists Station 75 User manual

Circuit Specialists
Station 75
75 Watt Soldering Station
Instruction Manual
Thank you for purchasing the Circuit Specialists Station 75 Soldering Station. We strive to offer the best value
products possible . We hope you find this soldering station to be very suitable for your soldering needs.
Circuit Specialists....since 1971
We stock a variety of replacement tips as well as replacement soldering handles for this product. Please visit
our web site to view a full selection.
www.CircuitSpecialists.com for customers living in the USA
www.CircuitSpecialists.eu for customers living in Europe

Packing List
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Please check the contents of the Circuit
Specialists Station 75 package to verify that all
items listed below are included
Station 75 Main Station body........................1
Soldering Iron Handle ..................................1
Iron Holder (with tip cleaning sponge)..........1

General Specifications
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Model: Station 75
Power consumption: …................... 75 Watts
VAC Input:....................................... 110/120VAC for units shipped from the USA
….................................. 220/240VAC for units shipped from the U.K.
Output Voltage to Soldering Wand: 24V AC
Temperature Range:........................ 200 °C to 480 °C / 392 °F to 896 °F
Cord assembly................................. 3 ft.
Heating element............................... ceramic
General Instructions:
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1: Plug the soldering iron into the front panel of the main body
2: Plug in the AC cord to a grounded wall outlet
3: Turn on the power switch
4: Set the temperature by rotating the front panel dial. Temperature is printed for Celsius
or Fahrenheit
5:The heater lamp will blink on and off. When the desired temperature has been reached,
the blinking will stop, The unit is now ready to perform soldering.
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Tip Care and Use
Tip Temperature: High soldering temperatures can degrade the tip. Use the lowest possible
soldering temperature. This unit has excellent thermal recovery capabilities allowing for
effective soldering at lower temperatures. This strategy will also help protect the items being
soldered from heat damage. Different solders and different soldering scenarios will require
adjustments to the soldering temperature setting
Cleaning : Clean the tip with the cleaning sponge frequently. This prevents oxides and
carbides from the solder & solder flux from forming impurities on the tip. Allowing these
impurities to build up can result in defective solder joints and it will reduce the heat
conductivity at the tip. If you use this system frequently, be sure to loosen the tip & remove all
oxides once a week to help prevent seizure & reduction of the tip temperatures
After Use: Wipe the tip clean & coat the tip with fresh solder. This will prevent oxidation while
the tip is in storage mode
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Notes:

Limited Warranty Statement:
This product has a limited warranty of 1 year from the date of the original purchase receipt.
Excluded from this warranty are any consumables such as soldering tips and heating
elements. Should the main body fail during the warranty period, Circuit Specialists will, at it's
option repair or replace the damaged unit. This warranty applies only to manufacturing
defects. Damage caused by misuse, physical trauma etc is excluded. To receive warranty
service, the unit must be returned to the point of purchase. The end user will be responsible
for the shipping costs (if any) while Circuit Specialists will be responsible for the return
shipping costs. Please check with your respective retailer for appropriate Return
Authorization Procedures.

Circuit Specialists....since 1971
We stock a variety of replacement tips as well as replacement
soldering handles for this product. Please visit our web site to view
a full selection.
for customers living in the USA
for customers living in Europe
www.CircuitSpecialists.com
www.CircuitSpecialists.eu