Hakko Electronics FN-1010 User manual

Thank you for purchasing HAKKO FN-1010 soldering station.

This product is a soldering iron with added functions for use

with peripheral equipment such as thermometer.

Please read the manual carefully

before operating the HAKKO FN-1010.

Please keep this manual readily accessible for reference.

Instruction Manual

FN-1010

SOLDERING STATION

Table of Contents

1. PACKING LIST ...................................................................................................... 1

2. SPECIFICATIONS.................................................................................................. 1

3. WARNINGS, CAUTIONS AND NOTES................................................................. 2

4. PARTS NAMES...................................................................................................... 3

4-1 Unit ...........................................................................................................................................3

4-2 Normal display screen............................................................................................................3

5. INITIAL SETUP ...................................................................................................... 4

5-1 Iron holder ...............................................................................................................................4

5-2 Handpiece ................................................................................................................................4

5-2-1 Inserting tip ...................................................................................................................4

5-2-2 Removing tip.................................................................................................................5

5-2-3 About tips......................................................................................................................5

5-3 Station ......................................................................................................................................5

6. OPERATION .......................................................................................................... 6

6-1 Setting/changing the temperature.........................................................................................6

6-2 Selecting a preset temperature..............................................................................................7

6-3 Setting/changing the offset....................................................................................................7

6-3-1 Direct input....................................................................................................................7

6-3-2 IR input..........................................................................................................................8

6-4 Performing “Auto Cal”............................................................................................................9

6-5 Checking “Auto Cal” information........................................................................................10

6-6 Setting the load detection function .....................................................................................10

6-7 Load repetition count alarm.................................................................................................10

7. MAINTENANCE ................................................................................................... 12

8. TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE............................................................................ 13

SOLDERING STATION

FX-961

1. PACKING LIST

HAKKO FN-1010 soldering station.................................1

Soldering iron (FN1101-81)............................................1

Power cord .....................................................................1

Iron holder ......................................................................1

Tip cleaner (FT401-81)...................................................1

Cleaning wire (A1561)....................................................1

Instruction manual..........................................................1

Please check to make sure that all items listed below are included in the package.

HAKKO FN-1010

soldering station

Power cord

Instruction manual

Tip

(not included)

Tip cleaner

(FT401-81)

Cleaning wire

(A1561)

Soldering iron

(FN1101-81)

Iron holder

(FH210-81)

2. SPECIFICATIONS

Power consumption 100W

Temperature range*1 50 – 450℃ (120 – 840℉)

Temperature stability ±3℃ (±5℉)

at idle temperature

Station

Output 21V

Dimensions

104 (W) ×1 38 (H) × 152 (D) mm

Weight 1.9 kg

*1 The temperature was measured using the HAKKO FG-101

thermometer.

HAKKO FN-1101 (soldering iron)

Power consumption 95W (21V)

Tip to ground resistance <2Ω

Tip to ground potential <2mV

Length of cord 1.2 m

Length (w/o cord) 180 mm (with 2.4D tip)

Weight (w/o cord) 32 g (with 2.4D tip)

• This product is protected against electrostatic discharge.

• Specications and design are subject to change without notice.

CAUTION

This product includes such features as electrically conductive plastic parts and grounding of the handpiece and

station as measures to protect the device to be soldered from the effects of static electricity. Be sure to observe

the following instructions:

1. The handle and other plastic parts are not insulators, they are conductors. When replacing parts or repairing,

take sufcient care not to expose live electrical parts or damage insulation materials.

2. Be sure to ground the unit during use.

Warnings, cautions and notes are placed at critical points in this manual to direct the operator’s

attention to signicant items. They are dened 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.

NOTE: A NOTE indicates a procedure or point that is important to the process being

described.

WARNING

When power is ON, the tip will be hot.

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, ammable 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 FN-1010.

●The unit is for a counter or workbench use only.

●This appliance can be used by children aged from 8 years and above and persons with

reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge if

they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance in safe

way and understand the hazards involved.

●Children shall not play with the appliance.

●Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be made by children without supervision.

To prevent accidents or damage to the HAKKO FN-1010, be sure to observe the following:

CAUTION

●Do not use the HAKKO FN-1010 for applications other than soldering.

● Do not strike the iron against hard objects to remove excess solder.

This will damage the iron.

●Do not modify the HAKKO FN-1010.

●Use only genuine HAKKO replacement parts.

●Do not allow the HAKKO FN-1010 to become wet, or use it when hands are wet.

●Be sure to hold the plug when inserting or removing the iron cord.

●Be sure the work area is well ventilated. Soldering produces smoke.

● While using the HAKKO FN-1010, don’t do anything which may cause bodily harm or

physical damage.

3. WARNINGS, CAUTIONS AND NOTES

4. PARTS NAMES

Control Buttons

The front panel of the HAKKO FN-1010 has 4 control buttons.

In setting screen Increases numerical values by 1 or moves cursor up one item.

During normal operation Opens preset selection screen.

In setting screen Decreases numerical values by 1 or moves cursor down one item.

During normal operation Opens offset setting screen.

In setting screen Conrms the numerical setting or item selection.

During normal operation Opens setting screen.

In setting screen Cancels input value and moves to previous screen.

During normal operation In normal screen, switches between digital display and graph display.

Receptacle

IR receptor

Power switch

Receptacle

Power receptacle

Fuse

350

349

D24 350 D24

349

Digital Graph

4-2 Normal display screen

Tip shape

Temperature setting

Temperature graph

Heater temperature*2

Power indicator*1

4-1 Unit

Blank panel

*1 Shows level of power input to heater

*2 The heater temperature and temperature graphs show the sensor values in the heater.

5. INITIAL SETUP

5-1 Iron holder

CAUTION

Be careful not to set the angle too high (close to vertical). Doing so will cause the grip to become hot.

Be careful not to set the angle too low. Doing so may let the soldering iron to fall out.

5-2 Handpiece

CAUTION

● The tip gets hot. Use sufcient care when handling it to avoid getting burned.

● When inserting or removing the tip, always be sure to switch the power off rst.

●Once the tip has been fully inserted into the handpiece, do not try to forcibly push it in more.

If the tip is not inserted correctly, “Sensor error” will be displayed.

1. Loosen the two screws holding the iron receptacle (B5216),

adjust it to the desired angle, and retighten the screws to

secure it in place.

2. Insert the cleaning wire (A1561) into the tip cleaner (FT401-81)

and attach the tip cleaner to the iron holder (FH210-81).

— Note —

It is possible to switch the left and right

positions of the iron receptacle

and cleaner.

Attach them in the locations

which make them easiest to use.

5-2-1 Inserting tip

1. Place the tip in the tip insertion stand on the side of

the iron holder.

When putting the tip in, put it in the position matching

the shape of the tip end.

2. Fix it by hand so that the soldering iron will not move.

Slide the handpiece (FN1101-81) fully

onto the tip.

Iron receptacle

(B5216)

Tip cleaner

(FT401-81) Cleaning wire

(A1561)

Iron holder

(FH210-81)

For thin tips

For thick tips

For All tips*1

*1 When a 5.2D-type tip is used, place

it here and then press-t it into the

handpiece. Otherwise, a 5.2D-type tip

cannot be attached.

5-2-2 Removing tip

1. As shown in the diagram below,

t the handpiece (FN1101-81) into the tip

removal attachment of the iron holder.

2. Fix it by hand so that the soldering iron will not

move. Pull the handpiece (FN1101-81) toward

you to remove the tip.

5-2-3 About tips

When a T36 tip is inserted into the handpiece, the station reads the tip information from the wavy-line

section on the following gure.

The tip information can be checked from “Tip Info” on the menu screen.

It is possible to set the details on the “Tip Info” screen. (Refer to [6-7 Load repetition count alarm])

5-3 Station

CAUTION

●When connecting or disconnecting the soldering iron cord to/from the receptacle, always be sure to

switch the power off rst. Failure to do so may result in damage to the circuit board.

●This equipment has electrostatic discharge countermeasures and must be connected to ground when

in use.

1. Connect the power cord to the power receptacle

on the back of the station.

Connect the soldering iron cord to the receptacle

on the front of the station.

2. Place the handpiece in the iron holder.

3. Plug the power cord plug into an electrical outlet.

When removing, push

in the protruding button

while pulling out.

Receptacle

Tips (T36 series)

6. OPERATION

CAUTION

●At the time of shipment from the factory, the default temperature setting is 350°C.

●When not using, place the iron in the iron holder.

— Note —

Load repetition count function and supplied energy calculation function are inuenced by factors such as tip

shape, deterioration condition of tips, temperature setting, external environment and work size.

Please use values as reference.

Set power switch to ON.

When turning on the power switch initially,

it is necessary to set the date/time.

When the set temperature has been reached,

a buzzer will sound to indicate that the iron is ready to use.

6-1 Setting/changing the temperature

The temperature can be set or changed by the following steps. The settable temperature range is 50 – 450°

(120 – 840°F).

Input Time & Date

2018/01/01/00:00

1. With the normal screen shown,

press the button. The menu

screen will appear. Select “Temp

Set” and press the button again.

3. Following the same procedure as

in Step 2, set the tens and ones

digits.*2

After setting, press the button.

2. The temperature setting screen

will appear.

Press the or button to set

the hundreds digit.*1

After setting, press the button.

4. The set temperature will be stored

in the internal memory, and after

the new temperature setting has

been displayed, heater control

will start.

Temp Set

Auto Cal

Auto Cal Info

Tip Info

Load Detection

Preset Temp

Offset Temp

350℃

→

OFF

→

00℃

Set Temp

400℃

Set Temp

350℃

400

400℃

D24

*1 Values from 0 – 4 can be set. (In °F mode, values from 1 – 8 can be set.)

*2 Values from 0 – 9 can be set. (The range is the same in °F mode.)

6-2 Selecting a preset temperature

6-3 Setting/changing the offset

6-3-1 Direct input

The offset can be set or changed by the following steps. The settable offset range is -50 – +50°C (-90 – +90°F).

Example)

When the set temperature is 400 ℃ and the tip temperature is 395 ℃, the difference between them is 5 ℃.

1. With the normal screen

shown, press the button.

3. Following the same procedure as

in Step 2,*1 set the tens and ones

digits.*2

After setting, press the button.

2. The preset selection screen will

appear.

Press the or button to select

the desired Preset No.

After selecting, press the button.

The selection will be stored in

the internal memory and after the

new temperature setting has been

displayed, heater control will start.

4. The new offset value will be stored

in the internal memory, and heater

control will start.

Temp Offset

05℃

Preset1

Preset2

Preset3

Preset4

Preset5

Preset Select

250℃

300℃

350℃

400℃

450℃

400

400℃

D24

*1 Values from 0 – 5 can be set. (In °F mode, values from 0 – 9 can be set.)

*2 Values from 0 – 9 can be set. (The range is the same in °F mode.)

1. With the normal screen

shown, press the button.

2. The offset input screen will appear.

Press the or button to select

blank (+) or –.

After selecting, press the button.

Temp Offset

00℃

6-3-2 IR input

In addition to direct input of the offset value as described in “6-3-1 Direct input”, the offset value can also be set

using IR input.

Example) Using HAKKO FG-100B

6. OPERATION (continued)

3. Press the [AUTO/SEND] button of the HAKKO FG-100B

and measure the temperature in AUTO HOLD mode.

When the measured temperature has been determined,

AUTO will change from blinking to lit.

4. With the FG-100B in the condition

at the end of Step 3,

press the [AUTO/SEND] button to send

the measured data to the IR receptor

of the FN-1010.

— Note —

For details on using the thermometer equipped with IR transfer function, refer to the instruction manual for the

thermometer being used.

1. With the normal screen

shown, press the button.

2. The offset input screen will appear.

In this state, the product is in standby.

5. After the display shown below

appears, the new offset value will be

stored in the internal memory, and

heater control will start.

Temp Offset

00℃

Temp Offset

Complete

Before

20℃

After

5℃

IR receptor

[AUTO/SEND] button

AUTO

[AUTO/SEND] button

During temperature

measurement

Temperature

determined

Blinking

Lit

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