Tenma 21-10130 uk+eu User manual

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2 in 1 SMD Rework Station

21-10130 UK + EU

User Manual

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Please read this manual before operating the equipment.

Keep manual in accessible place for future reference.

What’s Included

Control Unit 1 No.

Soldering Iron 1 No.

Soldering Iron Holder 1 No.

Nozzle 1 No.

Bracket 1 No.

Power Cord (UK + EU) 2 No.

Cleaning Sponge 1 No.

User Manual

Safety Precautions

• This product is meant for use by trained and qualied personnel only. Keep away from children

• Do not dis-assemble the control unit. There are no user serviceable parts

• Do not use the rework station in the vicinity of ammable material

• Use appropriate safety gear and exercise caution while using this rework station

• Do not touch the soldering tip or hot-air nozzle as the temperature can be 200°C to 400°C when in use

• Please pay attention to the specications of the power supply and use proper power cord

• For changing the soldering tip, ensure that the power supply is turned off and allow sufcient time for the tip to cool down.

• The soldering tip should be cleaned by wiping it on the cleaning sponge provided. This will help get rid of the burnt solder

or uxes that cause oxidation on the soldering tip. Not cleaning the tip might lead to improper soldering.

• Never use it as a hair drier and touch the heating element or blow the skin directly

• Don’t operate with wet hands or wet wire in order not to result in short circuit or electronic shock

• Please use the nozzle offered by manufacture and don’t replace the original nozzle

• Temperature will vary from the models of the nozzles, which is normal

• Don’t use this device to do other work except soldering

• Don’t rap the handle to remove the doss of tip, which is bad for it

• Don’t pull the cable but hold tightly the plug when you take out of plug

• Please keep good ventilation because there is smoke when solder

Specications

Input Voltage 220V AC 50Hz

Total Power 900W Max. Air heating: 800W Max, Pump: 40W

Soldering Iron: 50W

Temperature Range Hot Air Rework Station 100°C to 500°C

Soldering Station 200°C to 480°C

Temperature Unit °C / °F Convertible

Temperature Controlling Stability Static ±2°C

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Temperature Controlling Accuracy Static ±10°C

Calibration Range Celsius 50°C to -50°C

Fahrenheit -58°F to 122°F

Setting Storage (3 groups) Hot Air Rework Station 200°C, 40% ow; 300°C, 60% ow;

400°C, 80% ow

Soldering Station 200°C; 300°C; 400°C

Range of Air Volume Hot Air Rework Station 020 - 100 level

Dormancy and Standby Hot Air Rework Station Stopping heating, air-blowing delay and then

be in the condition of dormancy and Standby

Cold Air Hot Air Rework Station Air-blowing made by the machine and

stopping heating

Malfunction Alert Heating Elements Displaying H-E

Sensor Displaying H-E

*Specications are subject to change without prior notice.

Function diagram

1 Rework station nozzle

2 Hot-air handle bracket

3 Hot-air handle button group

4 Rework station handle

5B screen to display working

station of soldering stations

6Output of hot-air

7 Function button groups

8 Output of soldering station

9 Iron holder

10 Sponge for clean iron

11 Iron handle

12 Power switch

13 A screen to display working

station of soldering stations

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Interchangeable soldering tips of soldering station

900M tip OutDiam Φ6.5

Nozzles

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Characteristics

• MCU computer offers PID advanced algorithms industrial control with thermo-control and thermo-stability, which makes

more exactly control temperature

• Dual LCD screen respectively and separately display the working state and parameter, which is very directly. So customer

can understand the output state at a glance

• Temperature rapidly rises with large output power

• High ow diaphragm pump suitable for varies of nozzles to de-solder SMD components

• Dormancy, automatic shutdown and other power-saving features

• Shortcut keys on the handle make it more convenient for the user to adjust temperature and air volume

• Three groups of storage functions can bring very fast mode of switching different groups of temperature and hot-air volume

to the customers

• All units are equipped with temperature compensation, which ensure stable state of operation

• Indicator for malfunction alert.

Warning

• This tool be placed on its stand when not in use. The instructions for heat guns and hand-held paint strippers shall include

the substance of following:

• A re may result if the appliance is not used with care, therefore be careful when using the appliance in places where there

are combustible materials:

• Do not apply to the same place for a long time

• Do not use in presence of an explosive atmosphere

• Be aware that heat may be conducted to combustible materials that are out of sight

• Place the appliance on its stand after use and allow it to cool down before storage

• Do not leave the appliance unattended when it is switched on

Button instructions

Position Knob/Button First function Second function

(short press < 5s)

Second function

(long press > 5s)

Front

Panel

Buttons

Work and shutdown

of the rework station Group Group

UP Value increasing

Press with knob and then se-

lect hot-air quick key 1 to set.

Press with knob and deposit

the setting of hot-air quick knob 1

Press with knob and then

select soldering station quick key

1 to set.

Press with knob and deposit

the setting of iron quick knob 1

DOWN Value decreasing

Press with knob and then se-

lect hot-air quick key 2 to set.

Press with knob and deposit

the setting of hot-air quick knob 2

Press with knob and then

select soldering station quick key

2 to set.

Press with knob and deposit

the setting of iron quick knob 2

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Position Knob/Button First function Second function

(short press < 5s)

Second function

(long press > 5s)

Front

Panel

Buttons

SET

Set temperature and

conrmation varies

of settings

Press with knob and then se-

lect hot-air quick key 3 to set.

Press with knob and deposit

the setting of hot-air quick knob 3

Press with knob and then se-

lect hot-air quick key 3 to set.

Press with knob and deposit

the setting of iron quick knob 2

Work and shutdown

of soldering station Group Group

Hot-air

station

Front

Panel

Buttons

handle

knob

UP To increase the Set value of hot-air station

DOWN To decrease the Set value of hot-air station

Adjustment of air

volume Blowing cold air of rework station Awake hot air of rework station

Installation

The brackets for the handles must be installed when operating for the rst time.

Please see the following illustration:

1. Please x the bracket by tightening the four screws according to the illustration and your personal habit.

2. According to your selection, dismantle the two screws on the left or the right, which x the bracket of the handle.

3. Place the two installation hole of the bracket to the two xed screw holes of the machine, and then tighten the dismantled two

screws. Put the components of the handle on the bracket to check if it is suitable.

Introduction for LCD display

Description for LCD display

• Display “- - -” means the device is standby

• Screen “A” displays the working state of rework station.

• “P_ _” eans rework station is under the normal setting condition.

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• “ P 0 1 “ means rework station is under the condition set by memory group 1.

• “ P 0 2 “ means rework station is under the condition set by memory group 2.

• “ P 0 3”means rework station is under the condition set by memory group 3.

• Both screen A and screen B display “ OFF” in the memory temperature area 2, which means the device, is standby.

• When the temperature area shines °C/°F the station is under the condition available to set.

Power

Upon power on the unit, the reworking station and soldering station be standby.

1. REWORK STATION

1. Power on: Rework station start to work after press the “POWER” knob at the left of panel.

2. At that time, if the handle is on the bracket, screen “ display state standby (diagram 3), or display the setting temperature

and 3 seconds later it display the actual temperature (diagram 4, diagram 5).

3. Temperature Settings

In normal condition, there are two methods to set temperature of hot-air reworking station.

A. If screen A shines °C/°F setting temperature through operating the button of panel. If screen A doesn’t shine °C/°F you must

press the “SET” button to switch to shine °C/°F of screen A then the station

Under the setting condition. Then you can press “SET” button to set hot -air rework station’s temperature and the main

temperature area shines the setting temperature, you can press UP knob or DOWN knob to adjust the setting temperature.

4s-no-press or press SET knob, you can keep the temperature and quit out this setting. (Diagram 6).

A. Setting temperature via handle of rework station. You can press UP knob or DOWN knob directly to adjust temperature and

the main temperature area indicators setting temperature. 4s-no-press or press SET knob, you can keep the temperature

and quit out this setting, at that time, you can adjust hot-air volume by pressing “ ” Whether screen A or screen B shine °C/°F

as you set, the device is under the setting condition and shining area for °C/°F switch to screen “A “ automatically.

Notice: continually pressing UP or DOWN knob in long time will quickly adjust the temperature, at that time, the screen don’t

shine. (Same as below description)

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4. Hot-air volume settings

In normal working condition, there are two methods to set hot-air volume:

A. If screen A shines setting °C/°F temperature through operating the button of panel. If screen A doesn’t shine °C/°F you

must press the “SET” button to switch to shine °C/°F of screen A then the station under the setting condition. Then you can

press “SET” button to set hot-air rework station’ s temperature and the main temperature area shines the setting tempera-

ture, you can press UP knob or DOWN knob to adjust the setting temperature. 4s-no-press or press SET knob, you can

keep the temperature and quit out this setting (diagram 7).

B. Setting hot-air volume via handle of rework station. You can press UP knob or DOWN knob to adjust hot-air volume and

the main temperature area indicators setting volume. 4s-no-press or press SET knob, you can keep the volume and quit

out this setting, at that time, you can adjust hot-air volume by pressing “ ” When the screen A or screen B shine °C/°F as

you set, the device is under the setting condition and shining area for °C/°F switch to screen”A” automatically

5. Storing the Temperature values

Under normal working condition, hold down POWER knob at the left of panel, at the same time long press (>5s) the UP knob or

DOWN or SET to adjust temperature and air volume to the required values separately in term 1 or term 2 or term 3. But when

you hold down POWER knob at the left of panel and short press (<5s) UP or DOWN or SET knob to use the storage setting

temperature and air volume into current work temperature and air volume (diagram8, diagram9, diagram10).

(Notice: up, down, set refer to storage term 1, term 2, term 3)

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6. Temperature comp temperature and calibration

Under normal working condition, hold down both POWER knob at left of panel and “ ” knob on the handle to calibrate. Screen

A will display the character CAL, and temperature value can be calibrated by pressing UP or DOWN knobs. Pressing the SET

knob to conrm storage and quit from this calibration (diagram 11).

7. Dormancy

Under normal working condition, when the user put the handle on the bracket, then the equipment will be automatically switch

to the dormancy condition and the heater also stops heating. This happens in the case when the temperature is higher than

100°C, during the hot-air station dormancy period the screen A display character SLP (diagram 3)

8. Conversation between cold-air and hot-air

In normal condition, continually press “ “knob twice and then make the hot-air be in the state of cold-air blow (diagram12).

Under the cold-air condition, press “ ” knob once, recover the hot-air working condition.

9. Standby

Under normal working condition, the device keep the current temperature and air volume and cut down heating to the rework

station after pressing POWER knob at the left of panel (diagram 1A), below 100°C, the device is standby (diagram1). If power

is off, the soldering station is off, whole device will be off after the temperature below 100°C.

10. Error/Fault indication

1. When “H-E” is displayed on the screen A, there is no hot air in the nozzle (diagram13), which indicates that the heating

element fails.

2. When “S-E” is displayed on the screen A, there is a fault in sensor (diagram14), which signies that there is something

wrong with the sensor or the related circuit of the sensor.

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II. SOLDERING STATION

1. Power on

Screen B which displays actual temperature in 3s displays setting temperature after pressing POWER knob at the right of

panel (diagram15, diagram16).

2. Temperature setting

In normal working condition, if screen B shines °C/°F or you at rst continually press SET knob twice to switch to shine °C/°F,

then press the UP or DOWN knob to adjust temperature. Screen B shines”SET” and the main temperature area shines the

setting temperature of soldering station. Stopping pressing knob or pressing SET knob conrm and keep settings and quit from

this operation (diagram17).

3. Shortcut keys set storage

Under normal working condition, hold down POWER knob at the left of panel, at the same time long press (>5s) the UP knob

or DOWN or SET to adjust temperature to the required values separately in term1 or term2 or term3. When you hold down

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POWER knob at the left of panel and short press (<5s) UP or DOWN or SET knob to use the storage setting temperature into

current work temperature and air volume.

(Notice: up, down, set refer to storage term1, term2, term3)

4. Temperature comp temperature and calibration

Under normal working condition, hold down both POWER knob at right of panel and “ ” knob on the handle to calibrate

soldering station temperature (diagram18). Temperature value can be calibrated by pressing UP or DOWN knobs. Pressing the

SET knob to conrm storage and quit from this calibration (diagram 11).

5. Standby

In normal working condition, press POWER key at the right of panel to make the device be standby (diagram 2). Make the

power off, at the same time, the soldering station is off and the whole station will off when the temperature is low to 100°C.

6. Error/Fault indication

A. When “H-E” is displayed on the screen A, there is no temperature (diagram 19),which indicates that the heating element

fails.

B. When “S-E” is displayed on the screen A, there is a fault in sensor (diagram 20), which signies that there is something

wrong with the sensor or the related circuit of the sensor.

III. Conversion of temperature unit

Under the power off condition, hold down the UP, DOWN and SET knob and then put power on to switch °C/°F.

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IV. Replacement of heater

Please follow the following steps for the successful replacement of the heating element of hot-air rework station:

A. Cut down power, please refer to the following diagram to replace heater after it is cool.

B. Based on diagram, loosen the three screws of the handle.

C. Dismantle the upper cover of the handle, pull out the ground wire on the duct and take out the fan.

D. Take out the heating element from PCB board.

E. Insert new heating element in PCB board, pay attention to install properly.

F. Install it as the contrary method of remove.

Please follow the following steps for the successful replacement of heating element of soldering station:

A. Cut down power; replace the heating element after it is cool.

B. As following diagram, unscrew the nut 1, take out the stainless steel cap 2 and iron tip 3, then unscrew the xed holder 4,

desoldering the heating element 5.

C. Replace the good condition heating element and install it as the contrary method of remove.

V. Soldering Tip Care and Use

a. Tip Temperature

• High soldering temperatures can degrade the tip

• Use the lowest possible soldering temperature. The excellent thermal recovery characteristics ensure efcient and effective

soldering even at low temperatures

• When not in use, do not leave the soldering iron on at a high temperature as the tip’s solder plating will get covered by oxide,

reduction it’s heat conductivity

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b. Cleaning