Hakko Electronics 942 User manual

High - output, temperature controlled
soldering station

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Control
card
Card chain
®
Heat resistant pad
Iron holder
Tip tray
Hakko 912
Soldering iron
Hakko 942
Soldering station
ower cord
1. PACKING LIST
Hakko 942 soldering station ........................... 1
Hakko 912 soldering iron ................................ 1
ower cord ...................................................... 1
Control card .................................................... 1
Heat resistant pad ........................................... 1
Iron holder ....................................................... 1
Tip tray ............................................................ 1
Cleaning sponge ............................................. 1
Instruction manual .......................................... 1
Card chain ....................................................... 1
Tips (not included)
2. SPECIFICATIONS
ower consumption
Temperature range
Temperature stability
● Hakko 942 soldering s a ion
ower consumption
Tip to ground resistance
Tip to ground potential
Length, less cord
Weight, less cord
Length of cord
70 W (24 V)
< 2 Ω
< 2 mV
172 mm with 2.4D tip
30 g with 2.4D tip
1.2 m
● Hakko 912 soldering iron
Output
Dimensions
(l × w × h)
Weight
24 V
188 × 100 × 106 mm
2,500 g
● S a ion
NOTE:
The temperatures were measured using the Hakko 191
thermometer.
This product is protected against electrostatic discharge.
Specifications and design are subject to change without
notice.

3. WARNINGS, CAUTIONS, NOTES AND EXAMPLES
Warnings, cau ions and no es are placed a cri ical poin s in his manual o direc he
opera or’s a en ion o significan i ems. They are defined as follows:
WARNING:Failure to comply with a WARNING may result in serious injury or
death.
CAUTION: Failure to comply with a CAUTION may result in injury to the
operator , or damage to the items involved. Two examples are given
below .
NOTE: A NOTE indicates a procedure or point that is important to the process being
described.
EXAMPLE: An EXAM LE is given to demonstrate a particular procedure, point or
process.
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CAUTION
When power is ON, tip temperatures will be between 200 and 450°C. (392 to 840°F.)
To avoid injury or damage to personnel and items in the work area, observe the
following:
●Do not touch the tip or the metal parts near the tip.
●Do not allow the tip to come close to, or touch, flammable materials.
●Inform others in the area that the unit is hot and should not be touched.
●Turn the power off when not in use, or left unattended.
●Turn the power off when changing parts or storing the Hakko 942.
CAUTION
To prevent accidents or damage to the Hakko 942, be sure to observe the following:
●Do not use the Hakko 942 for applications other than soldering.
●Do not allow the Hakko 942 to become wet, or use it when hands are wet.
●Do not modify the Hakko 942.
●Use only genuine Hakko replacement parts.
●Do not bend or damage the control card. If the card does become damaged, do not force the
card into the station slot.
●Do not strike the iron against hard objects to remove excess solder. This will damage the
iron.
●Remove power and iron cords by holding the plug – not the wires.
●Be sure the work area is well ventilated. Soldering produces smoke.
●The Hakko 942 is not intended for use by children or infirm persons without supervision.
●Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the Hakko 942.

4. PART NAMES
Tip tray
OFF ON
®
Heat resistant pad
Iron holder
Cleaning
sponge
Tip (not included) Hakko 912
Soldering iron
ower cord
Fuse
ower receptacle
Station
ower switch
Receptacle
Control card
Card chain
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NOTE:
Be sure the cleaning sponge is kept CLEAN and DAM .
A dirty sponge will transfer contaminants to the soldering
tip, reducing thermal ef ficiency and possibly causing
defective solder joints. A dry sponge will abrade the
soldering tip, reducing its life.
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2
4
B. Handpiece
1. Insert the tip fully into the handpiece (Hakko
912).
There are no orientation requirements.
2. ass the iron cord through the hole in the
heat resistant pad.
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2
4
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5. INITIAL SETUP
A. Iron holder
1. Adjust the height of the iron holder to suit, as
follows:
i. Loosen the adjusting screws.
ii. Set the iron holder to the desired height.
iii. Tighten the screws.
2. ut the small cleaning sponge in one of the
four holes in the iron holder base.
3. Add water to the level shown in the ac-
companying illustration. The small sponge
will keep the large sponge moist through
capillary action.
4. Wet the large cleaning sponge, squeeze it
dry, and put it on the iron holder base.
rocedure 2-4 – OR –
Wet the only large cleaning sponge, squeeze
it dry , and put it on the iron holder base.
5. lace the spare tips in the tip tray .

C. Soldering s a ion
1. Insert the power cord into the receptacle at
the back of the station.
Insert the soldering iron cord into the
receptacle at the front of the station.
2. Set the iron in the iron holder .
3. lug the power cord into a grounded wall
socket. The Hakko 942 is protected against
electrostatic discharge and must be
grounded for full efficiency.
To remove the cord,
draw the plug from
the receptacle while
pressing the release pin.
Receptacle
When the plug ‘clicks’,
it is fully inserted.
CAUTION:
Be sure the power switch is OFF before connecting or
disconnecting the soldering iron cord. Failure to do so
may result in damage to the circuit board.
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6. OPERATION
Con rols and displays
Con rols
UP
DOWN
The front panel of the Hakko 942 soldering
station has the following controls:
•A power on/off switch.
• Four control buttons:
– Initiates a data entry mode.
– End of sequence signal (terminates a
phase of a data entry mode); when
pressed for less than one second,
displays settings already stored.
– increases the value in the appropriate
display window .
– decreases the value in the appropriate
display window .
1. Turn the power switch ON.
2. Once the temperature is reached, the buzzer
sounds. The heater lamp at the lower right of
the temperature display starts
blinking.
CAUTION:
lace the iron in the iron holder when not in use. CAUTION:
The Hakko 942 is preset at 350 °C. at the factory .
Check the temperature setting by pressing the
button.
The set temperature will be displayed for two seconds.
Displays
The Hakko 942 has a three-digit display
element. Depending upon the selected mode, it
will display:
• Normal mode:
Sensor temperature (tip temperature)
• Data entry:
Selected quantity (see ‘data entry procedures’
for exact characteristics)
• Temperature scale:
°C or °F, depending upon selection
• Error detection:
Refer to ‘ERROR MESSAGES’ section
In addition, a single heater lamp will flash when
the station has reached the desired temperature,
indicating that it is ready for use.
An audible buzzer is provided to alert the
operator when:
1. The station has reached the set tempera-
ture. The buzzer will sound once.
2. The low temperature threshold has been
crossed. This buzzer will shutoff when the
sensed temperature returns to the
acceptable range.
3.A failure has occurred in the sensor or heater
(including the sensor circuit). The buzzer will
sound continuously.
4.The auto power shutoff is activated and the
power to the heating element is shutoff, the
buzzer will sound three times.
Heater lamp
UP
DOWN
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●Fac ory se ings
The Hakko 942 comes from the factory with the
following values preset:
Temperature scale
Auto power shutoff
Low temperature alarm setting
Resetting the supervisor/
operator control setting
Set temperature
Celsius
disabled
150°C
4 0
350°C
●Con rol card Each Hakko 942 comes with a small card,
which inserts in the control slot in the front of
the unit. This card is used when entering data
for the process control functions. Any Hakko
942 card can be used with any Hakko 942
soldering station.
Using he con rol card
The control card is used when a value is to be
changed or data are to be entered. The Hakko
942 will operate normally with the card inserted.
If power is turned on with the card inserted, the
station will heat to the temperature set before
the card was inserted.
●Changing he empera ure
se ing
Example: 350 to 400 ° C
1. Inser he con rol card in o he slo in he
fron of he uni .
• The hundreds digit will begin to flash,
indicating that the unit is in the TEM-
ERATURE SET mode and data may be
entered.
2. En ering he hundreds digi
• ress the or button to set the
desired figure. Only 2, 3, or 4 can be
selec ed. (In °F mode, 4, 5, 6, 7, or 8 can
be selec ed).
When the desired figure is displayed,
press the button to enter . The tens digit
will begin to flash.
CAUTION:
The card must be inserted into the card slot in the correct
direction. The heater is of f while you are setting the tem-
perature.
ress the button once.
Insert the card.
ress the or button.
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NOTE:
If power is switched of f or lost during the execution of this
procedure, no data will be entered. The entire procedure
must be repeated from step 1.
ress the button once.
ress the button once.
ress the or button.
When he s a ion is ON and he
card is in he s a ion, he da a en ry
procedure follows:
a. Hold the button down for at least one
second.
b. The current temperature setting will be
displayed, then the hundreds digit will begin to
flash. This indicates that the station has
entered the temperature setting mode.
c. Continue with the procedure of 1-4, above.
NOTE:
When the button is pressed for less than one second,
the current temperature setting is displayed.
● Replacing he ip
a. Always turn the power OFF when removing
or inserting a tip.
b. Hold the tip with the heat resistant pad and
pull it out.
c. Insert the new tip fully into the Hakko 912. If
the tip is not fully inserted, the display will
show a sensor error when power is
turned on.
CAUTION:
The tip will be HOT! Use the heat resistant pad to remove
it. Do not hold the tip with the heat resistant pad for an
extended time.
3. En ering he tens digi
• ress the or button to set the
desired figure. Any value from 0 o 9 can
be selec ed. When the desired figure is
displayed, press the button to enter .
The units digit will begin to flash.
4. En ering he units digi
• ress the or button to set the
desired figure. When the desired figure is
displayed, press the button to enter .
The desired temperature is now entered
into the system memory and heater control
will begin.
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7. ENTERING TIP OFFSET VALUES
Soldering tips have diferent thermal characteristics, depending upon their mass, shape, and surface
area. It is obvious that the tip temperature at idle will not be the same for a fine tip as it will be for a
heavy chisel tip, although the set temperature may be the same for each tip. The difference between
the set temperature and the temperature measured at the tip is called ‘Tip Temperature Offset’. The
offset value may be entered into the station to either add to or subtract from the set value, thus
producing the desired tip temperature.
The Hakko 942 has the ability to electronically compensate for the variations due to tip temperature
offset. When a soldering tip is changed, the proper offset temperature value should be programmed
into the 942.
1.Inser he con rol card in o he slo in he
s a ion.
•The station will default to the temperature
setting mode. Set the temperature at
400°C (750°F).
2.Press he bu on on he fron panel
and hold for one second.
•This will set the station to the data entry
mode. The existing offset will be displayed.
3.Measure he ip empera ure.
4.En er he offse value
•Determine the difference, if any,
between 400°C (750°F) and the
measured tip temperature. Record this
value. See the example following to
determine what value to enter as the
offset for that particular tip.
•When entering the hundred dig it, press the
or buttons to select either positive
(0 is displayed) or negative (– is displayed)
sign for the offset to be entered.
●How o en er he ip offse value in o he Hakko 942
This method requires measuring the tip temperatures with a tip thermometer and is recommended
for the most accurate process control.
NOTE:
Allow the tip temperature to become stable. During offset
data entry mode, the tip temperature is controlled using
an offset value of 0. The flashing value displayed is not
meaningful.
EXAMPLE:
If the measured temperature is 395°C (740°F), the
dif ference between the set temperature is +5 °C
(+10°F) (the tip is five (ten) degrees too cool) and the
offset is thus +5 °C (+10°F). If the measured
temperature is 405 °C/760°F, the dif ference between
the set temperature is –5 °C (–10°F) (the tip is five
(ten) degrees too hot) and the offset is –5°C (–10°F).
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ress the button and
hold for one second.
Insert the card.
Default to the
temperature
setting mode
Using the procedure ( 7),
set the temperature at 400°C
ress the button once.
ress the button once.
ress the button once.
(When he offse is +5.)
ress the or button.

8. PARAMETER SETTINGS
● En ering he parame ersThe Hakko 942 has the following four parameters:
1) °C or °F temperature display selection
2)Auto power shutoff
3) Low-temperature alarm tolerance setting
4) Resetting the supervisor/operator control setting
Once the station enters parameter mode, set the
parameters in the order shown below. After all the
parameters have been set, normal operation will
be resumed.
(1)°C or °F empera ure display1.Turn power OFF.
2.Insert the control card into the card slot in the
front of the unit.
3.ress and hold down the and buttons
simultaneously, and then turn power ON.
4.Hold and buttons down until the display
shows (Celsius) or (Fahrenheit).
When either the display shows either or
, the station is in parameter input mode.
•ressing either the and button will
cause the display to alternate between
or .
•When the desired scale is displayed, select
by pressing the button. The system will
automatically sequence to auto power
shutoff mode.
(2)Au o power shu off
This is an optional setting. When it is
activated and the soldering iron is not used
for 30 minutes, the power to the heating
element is shutoff automatically and the
buzzer will sound three times. When the
temperature decreases to 100°C/200°F
the display will show . To begin
soldering, cycle the power switch OFF,
then ON. The power will be turned on if
you hit any button before the temperature
decreases to 100°C/200°F.
To bypass this procedure and continue to
resetting the low temperature alarm
tolerance setting press the button once.
To change the auto power shutoff setting, the
procedure is as follows.
•The display will show or when this
mode is entered.
•Using or button will change and
.
The auto power shutoff is operational only when
is selected.
•ress the button to enter the parameter. This
will store the auto power shutoff setting in
system memory. The system will automatically
sequence to the low temperature alarm
tolerance setting.
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(3) Rese ing he low empera ure
alarm olerance se ing
This unique function alerts the operator when
the sensed temperature falls below a set limit. If
the sensed temperature drops below the alarm
level, an error message will be displayed,
and the buzzer will sound. When the temper-
ature returns within the allowable range, the
buzzer will stop. The value is stored in the
Hakko 942 as described in the example below:
To bypass this procedure, press the button
three times.
EXAMPLE:
If the set temperature is 350 °C and the low temperature
alarm is 100 °C, the alarm will trip when the sensed
temperature drops below 250 °C.
NOTE:
The threshold limits are: 30 – 150°C; 50 – 300°F.
If a value exceeding these limits should be entered, the
system will revert to the beginning of the mode (the
hundreds digit will flash) and the procedure must be
begun anew .
Range of allowable low-temperature
alarm tolerance
For °C: 30 – 150°C
For °F: 50 – 300°F
• When the station enters low-temperature
alarm tolerance setting mode, the hundreds
digit begun flashing. Enter and store the value
in the same manner as described in “ Changing
the temperature setting.”
• If you enter a value exceeding the allowable
range shown to the left, you will be brought
back to entering a value in the hundreds digit.
If this occurs, re-enter a correct value.
• Once the value is stored, the system will
automatically sequence to the resetting the
supervisor/operator control setting.
(4) Rese ing he supervisor/opera or
con rol se ing
To change the supervisor/operator control
settings, the procedure is as follows.
• The display will show or when
this mode is entered.
:No offset value can be entered without
inserting the card.
: An offset value can be entered without
inserting the card.
ressing the or button will change
and .
When the desired setting is displayed, select by
pressing button.
The system will exit the parameter setting mode
and begin heater control.
It is now ready for normal operation.
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9. MAINTENANCE
● Tip main enance
High temperatures shorten tip life and may
cause thermal shock to components. Always
use the lowest possible temperature when
soldering. The excellent thermal recovery
characteristics of the Hakko 942 ensure effec-
tive soldering at low temperatures.
2.CleaningAlways clean the soldering tip before use, to
remove any residual solder or flux adhering to it.
Use a cleanandmoist cleaning sponge (provided
with the Hakko 942) or the Hakko 599 tip
cleaner. Contaminants on the tip have many
deleterious effects, including reduced heat
conductivity, which contribute to poor soldering
performance.
3.Af er useAlways clean the tip and coat it with fresh solder
after use. This guards against oxidation.
4.When he uni is no being used
and he au o power shu off is no
ac ive.
Never allow the unit to idle at a high temperature
for extended periods. This will allow the tip to
become oxidized. Turn the power switch OFF. If
it is to be out of service for several hours, it is
advisable to pull the power plug as well.
5. Inspec ing and cleaning he ipThis procedure, if followed daily, will materially
add to tip life.
a.Set the temperature to 250°C (482°F).
b.When the temperature stabilizes, clean the
tip (see 2, above) and check the condition of
the tip. If the tip is badly worn or deformed,
replace it.
c.If the solder plated part of the tip is covered
with black oxide, apply fresh solder, con-
taining flux, and clean the tip again. Repeat
until all the oxide is removed, then coat the
tip with fresh solder.
d.Turn the power OFF and remove the tip,
using the heat resistant pad. Set the tip aside
to cool.
e. Remaining oxides, such as the yellow
discoloration on the tip shaft, can be re-
moved with isopropyl alcohol.
CAUTION:
NEVER file the tip to remove oxides!
1. Tip empera ure
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● Checking Procedure
WARNING:
Unless otherwise directed, carry out these procedures with the power switch OFF and the power UN LUGGED.
■Check for a broken hea er or
sensor
1. Check for a broken heater or sensor
Measure the resistance
across this position.
Verify the electrical integrity of the heater and
sensor .
Measure the resistance of the heater and
sensor while at room temperature (15 to
25°C; 59 to 77 °F). It should be 8 Ω±10%. If
the resistance exceeds these limits, replace
the tip.
■Check he grounding line 1. Unplug the connection cord from the station.
2. Measure the resistance value between in 2
and the tip.
3. If the value exceeds 2 Ω (at room temperature),
perform the tip maintenance described on p.12.
If the value still does not decrease, check the
connection cord for breakage.
■ Checking he connec ion cord
for breakage
1. Remove the soldering tip and the nipple.
2. ush the socket out from inside the handle
assembly .
3. Measure the resistance values between the
connector and the lead wires at the socket as
follows:
in 1 – Red in 2 – Green
in 3 – Black in 5 – White
If any value exceeds 0 Ω or is ∞, replace the
handle assembly .
■Replacing he fuse1.Unplug the power cord from the power recep-
tacle.
2. Remove the fuse holder .
3. Replace the fuse.
4. ut the fuse holder back in place.
CAUTION:
Do not lose the O-ring located inside the nipple.
When reassembling, match the convex part of the
handle assembly with the concave parts of the O-
ring spacer and socket.
Green Black
Socket Red White
1
4
7
2
8
5
6
3
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10. ERROR MESSAGES
●Sensor Error When there is the possibility that a failure has
occurred in the sensor or heater (including the
sensor circuit), is displayed and the power
is shut down with the buzzer sounding
continuously .
CAUTION:
The sensor error also occurs if the tip is not inserted
properly . Once the tip is inserted properly , the HAKKO
942 is restarted.
●Low- empera ure alarm
olerance error
If the sensor temperature falls below the dif-
ference between the current temperature
setting and the low-temperature alarm
tolerance, is displayed and the warning
buzzer sounds. When the tip temperature rises
to a value within the set tolerance, the buzzer
will stop sounding.
350°C (400°C – 50°C)
Low-temperature alarm tolerance
Set temperature
OR
650°F (750°F – 100°F)
Low-temperature alarm tolerance
Set temperature
EXAMPLE:
Assume that the temperature setting is 400 °C/750°F
and the tolerance 50 °C/100°F. If the temperature
continues to decrease and finally falls below the value
indicated below while the heating element is on, the
displayed value starts blinking to indicate that the tip
temperature has dropped.
●Soldering iron error When the Hakko 909 or Hakko 91 1 soldering
iron is connected to the Hakko 942 station,
will be displayed.
NOTE:
Only the Hakko 912 iron is to be used with the Hakko 942
station.
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11. TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE
WARNING:
•Before checking the inside of the Hakko 942 or replacing parts, be sure to disconnect the
power plug. Failure to do so may result in electric shock.
● The uni does no
opera e when he power
swi ch is urned on.
CHECK:Is the power cord and/or the connection plug dis-
connected?
ACTION :Connect it.
CHECK:Is the fuse blown?
ACTION :Investigate why the fuse blew and then replace the fuse. If
the cause can not be determined, replace the fuse. If the
fuse blows again, send the unit in for repair.
●The ip does no hea up.
•The sensor error is
displayed.
CHECK:Is the power cord and/or the connection plug dis-
connected?
ACTION :Connect it.
CHECK:Is the tip inserted properly?
ACTION :Insert the tip completely.
CHECK:Is the connection cord and/or the heater/sensor broken?
ACTION :See the appropriate section of this manual regarding how
to check the connection cord and/or the heater/sensor for
breakage.
●Solder does no we he
ip.
CHECK:Is the tip temperature too high?
ACTION :Set the appropriate temperature.
CHECK:Is the tip contaminated with oxide?
ACTION :Remove the oxide (see “Tip maintenance” on P. 12).
●The ip empera ure is
oo high.
CHECK:Is the connection cord broken?
ACTION :See “Checking the connection cord for breakage” on
.13.
CHECK:Is the entered offset value correct?
ACTION :Enter the correct value.
●The ip empera ure is
oo low.
CHECK:Is the tip contaminated with oxide?
ACTION :Remove the oxide (see “Tip maintenance” on . 12).
CHECK:Is the entered offset value correct?
ACTION :Enter the correct value.
●The low- empera ure
alarm olerance error
occurs frequen ly.
CHECK:Is the tip too small for the items to be soldered?
ACTION :Use a tip with a larger thermal capacity.
CHECK:Is the setting value for the low-temperature alarm
tolerance too low?
ACTION :Increase the setting value.
●The soldering iron error
is displayed.
CHECK:Is the Hakko 909 or 911 soldering iron connected?
ACTION : Connect the Hakko 912 soldering iron.
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12. PARTS LIST
NOTE:
Spare or repair parts do
not include mounting
screws, if they are not
listed on the description.
Screws must be ordered
separately .
● 942 S a ion
Item No.
7
8
9
10
11
12
art No.
B2666
B2403
B2404
B2584
B2680
B2663
B2668
B2421
B2422
B2436
Name
ower receptacle
Fuse, 250V-2A
Fuse, 250V-1A
Chassis
Rubber foot
ower switch
ower cord, 3 core &
American plug
ower cord, 3 core, no plug
ower cord, 3 core, BS plug
ower cord, 3 core, CH
Description
100-120V
220-240V
With power receptacle,
rubber feet
4 ea.
India
Item No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
art No.
B2579
B2388
B2580
B2712
B2581
B2662
B2715
B2583
B2716
B2717
B2582
Name
Cover
Control card
.W.B. (temperature control)
.W.B. (temperature control)
.W.B. (power supply)
Transformer
Transformer
Transformer
Transformer
Transformer
Connector board
Description
With membrane sheet
100-120V
220-240V
100V
110V
120V
220V
230V
an head screw
(w/Spring,
lain washer)
(M4 × 6) (2)
an head screw
(w/Spring washer)
(M4 × 8) (4)
an head screw
(w/Spring washer)
(M3 × 6) (4)
an head screw
(w/Spring washer)
(M3 × 6) (3)
Truss screw
(Zn · black)
(M3 × 4) (6)
an head
screw
(M4 × 55)
(1)
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
2
1
®
3
16

an head screw
(M3 x 5) (2)
Item No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
art No.
B2576
B2577
B2578
B2575
B2665
Name
Handle assembly
O-ring spacer
O-ring (ø5.6)
Nipple
Tip
Heat resistant pad
Description
With connecting cord
With handle cover,
O-ring (ø5.6)
See page 18
•
912 Par s
Item No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
art No.
B2390
B2389
A1427
B2391
B2667
B2572
B2607
Name
Iron receptacle
Iron holder base
Cleaning sponge
Bottom plate
Rubber foot
Retaining clip
Tip tray
Description
With two screws
(With bottom plate)
4 ea.
•
Iron Holder Par s
Item No.
1~6
art No.
C1413
Name
Iron holder
Description
For HAKKO 911, 912
•
Iron Holder
Item No.
1~4
art No.
912-01
Name
Hakko 912
Description
24V-70W
•
912 Iron
1
1
3
2
2
45
5
6
6
3
4
7
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13. TIP STYLES
0.5
45°
45°
10
R0.5
7.5
ø4
T2-3BCF Shape-3BC Cut-Surface re-tinned
45°
10
3.3
ø3
T2-3BC Shape-3BC
T2-2B Shape-2B
T2-4D Shape-4D
T2-4CF Shape-4C Cut-Surface re-tinned
T2-2BCF Shape-2BC Cut-Surface re-tinned
60°
10.5
1
ø1
T2-1C Shape-1C
T2-1BCF Shape-1BC Cut-Surface re-tinned
T2-4C Shape-4C
T2-2BC Shape-2BC
ø4
10
45°
10
ø2
2.1
1.1
ø1
10
T2-1BC Shape-1BC
0.5 9.5 10
ø0.8
ø1.6
ø1.2
ø2.4
0.5
0.5
0.5
T2-08D Shape-0.8D T2-12D Shape-1.2D
10
T2-16D Shape-1.6D
T2-24D Shape-2.4D
10
T2-52 Shape-5.2D
90 23.7
113.7
ø5.5
7.5
T2-B Shape-B
R0.2
T2-32D Shape-3.2D
Unit: mm
1.2
1.5
(0.054)
0.6
0.6
(0.024)
45°
45°
ø1.2
T2-12LD Shape-1.2LD
13
ø0.8
T2-08LD Shape-0.8LD
12
R0.1
T2-LB Shape-LB
12
R0.2
T2-LI Shape-LI
ø3
10
T2-KU Shape-KU
T2-KL Shape-KL
9.5
ø4.7
T2-K Shape-K
1.5
45°
ø4.7
9.5
13
T2-I Shape-I
R0.2
9.5
R0.2
30°
12
3.5
T2-02J Shape-0.2RSB
T2-02JS Shape-0.2RSSBT2-02JL Shape-0.2RLB
ø3.2
0.5 5
1.2 8
ø5.2
R0.2
30°
6
7.5
7.3 3.5
R0.2
30°
3.6
1.6
4.3
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14. WIRING DIAGRAM
.W.B./ ower supply
.W.B./Temperature control
Connector board
Transformer
Grounding plate
ower receptacle
ower switch
Black White/100-120V
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Brown Blue/220-240V
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