Hakko Electronics FX?801 User manual

Instruction Manual

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SolderingStation

1. PACKING LIST

2. SPECIFICATIONS

3. WARNINGS, CAUTIONS AND NOTES

4. PART NAMES

5. INITIAL SETUP

6. OPERATION

7. PARAMETER SETTING

8. MAINTENANCE

9. CHECKING PROCEDURE

10. ERROR MESSAGES

11. TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE

12. PARTS LIST

13. WIRING DIAGRAM

99 Washington Street

Melrose, MA 02176

Phone 781-665-1400

Toll Free 1-800-517-8431

Visit us at www.TestEquipmentDepot.com

1. PACKING LIST Please check to make sure that all items listed

below are included in the package.

2. SPECIFICATIONS

Power cord

Heat resistant pad

Instruction manual

HAKKO FX-801 Station

HAKKO FX-8002 Soldering iron

Iron holder (with cleaning wire)

Connecting cable

HAKKO FX-801

Power cord

Heat resistant pad

HAKKO FX-8002

Iron holder

* Tip (T33 series) is optionally

available.

DOWN

FX-8002

Connecting cable

Receptacle

Power

switch

●HAKKO FX-8002

260W (29V)

< 2 Ω

< 2 mV

1.2 m (4 ft)

228 mm (9.0 in.) with 4BC tip

50 g (0.11 lb.) with 4BC tip

●HAKKO FX-801

300W

50 - 500℃ (120 - 940℉)

± 5℃ (± 9℉) at idle temperature

AC 29V

145(W)×107(H)×211(D) mm

(5.7 × 4.2 × 8.3 in.)

3.9 kg (8.6 lb.)

Power consumption

Temperature range

Temperature stability

Output Voltage

Dimensions

Weight

Power Consumption

Tip to Ground Resistance

Tip to Ground Potential

Cord

Total Length (w/o cord)

Weight (w/o cord)

* The temperature was measured using the FG-100 thermometer.

* This product is protected against electrostatic discharge.

* Specifications 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 sufficient care not to expose live electrical parts or damage insulation materials.

2. Be sure to ground the unit during use.

3. WARNINGS, CAUTIONS AND NOTES

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

operator’s attention to significant items. They are defined as follows:

To prevent accidents or damage to the HAKKO FX-801, be sure to observe the following:

●Do not use the HAKKO FX-801 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 FX-801.

●Use only genuine Hakko replacement parts.

●Do not allow the HAKKO FX-801 to become wet, or use it with wet hands.

●Remove power and iron cords by holding onto the plug.

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

●Be sure the cooling fan at the rear of the station is unrestricted.

●While using the HAKKO FX-801, don’t do anything which may cause bodily harm or

physical damage.

Failure to comply with a CAUTION may result in injury to the operator, or damage to the

items involved.

Failure to comply with a WARNING may result in serious injury or death.WARNING:

CAUTION :

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, 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 FX-801.

●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.

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

CAUTION

4. PART NAMES

●HAKKO FX-801

Power cord

receptacle

Fuse

Jack

(for connecting

cable)

Receptacle

Power switch

Setting display

Control buttons

Preset number display

1. Assemble as shown:

●Insert the tip cleaner securely into the Iron holder base.

2. Operation:

First, remove any excess solder from the tip by thrusting the tip into the cleaning

wire. (Do not wipe the tip against the wire. This may cause molten solder to

spatter.) When the wire becomes dirty or loaded with solder, turn the wire until a

clean surface is presented. When changing the cleaning wire, lift the case top

vertically to prevent solder debris from falling out.

5. INITIAL SETUP

CAUTION

Do not set up the iron receptacle too high, the

temperature of the soldering iron will become very hot.

Connecting cable

CAUTION

Be sure to turn off the power before connecting or

disconnecting the connecting cable.

A. Iron holder

●Loosen the adjusting screws to change the angle

of the iron receptacle as you like, then tighten the

screws.

●Use of the sleep function.

When using the sleep function, insert one end of the connecting cable

into the jack at the back of the iron holder and the other end into the

jack at the back of the soldering station to connect them.

B. Handpiece cord assembly

Pass the iron cord through the hole in the heat

resistant pad.

C. Soldering station

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. Plug the power cord into a grounded wall socket.

The iron receptacle has two grooves. If the edge

of the iron tip is likely to come into contact with the

iron holder or the iron holder becomes hot, use the

alternate groove to attach the iron receptacle.

Normal conditions

If the iron holder

becomes hot

Insert the plug into

the receptacle until

it clicks.

To disconnect, pull the plug

from the receptacle while

pressing down the tab on

the plug.

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.

CAUTION

The HAKKO FX-801 is protected against electrostatic

discharge and must be grounded for full efficiency.

6. OPERATION

The HAKKO FX-801 has the following four control buttons.

Press for less than one second to enter preset number selection screen.

Press and hold for at least one second to enter preset temperature

changing screen.

Use to increase the value in the appropriate display window.

Use to decrease the value in the appropriate display window.

Press for less than one second to display the current set temperature.

Press and hold for at least one second to enter temperature setting mode.

Use to end the current operation.

Press for less than one second to display the current offset value.

Press and hold for at least one second to enter offset mode.

An audible buzzer is provided to alert the operator when:

●The station has reached the set temperature, a buzzer will sound once.

●The low temperature threshold has been crossed, a buzzer will sound continuously.

This buzzer will shutoff when the sensed temperature returns to the acceptable range.

●There is the possibility that a failure has occured in the sensor or heater, a buzzer will

sound continuously.

Operation

1. Turn on the power switch.

2. Once the set temperature is reached, a buzzer sounds once.

By default, the temperature is set to 350℃ (750℉ for US model).

Check the temperature setting by pressing the button.

The set temperature will be displayed for two seconds.

CAUTION

WARNING

Place soldering iron in iron holder when not in use.

Example：Changing set temperature from 350 to 400℃

1.Press and hold the button for at least one second.

The hundreds digit will begin to flash.

2. Entering the value.

Press the or to set the value of the digit that is flashing.

Only values from 0 to 5 can be selected when entering the hundreds digit.

(In ℉ mode, values from 1 to 9 can be selected.)

Values from 0 to 9 can be selected when entering the tens or ones digit.

(The same values can be selected in ℉ mode.)

When desired figure is displayed, press the button to accept the value.

The next digit will begin to flash. After entering the ones digit, press the button to save

the value to the system memory and begin heater control with new setting temperature.

Changing temperature setting

The temperature setting range is from 50℃ to 500℃. (120℉ to 940℉)

●If you enter a value outside the temperature setting range, the display returns to the hundreds

digit, and you have to enter a correct value.

Press and hold the button

for at least one second.

If power is switched off or lost during the execution of this procedure, no data will be entered.

The entire procedure must be repeated from step 1.

Press the button once.

Press the or button.

Press the or button. Press the button once.

Press the button once.

CAUTION

Selecting the preset number

You can quickly select one of six user programmable preset temperatures.

Initial preset temperatures are: 0：300℃, 1：350℃, 2：375℃, 3：400℃, 4：450℃ and 5：500℃.

Example：Changing preset No. 0 (300℃) to No. 3 (400℃)

1. Press the button once.

Preset number display will begin to flash.

2. Press the button three times to change the preset number display to .

3. Press the to set the value.

Press the button

once.

Press the button

once.

Press the button

three times.

Changing the preset temperature

You can change any of the six available preset temperatures. (Preset No. 0 to No. 5)

Example：Changing Preset No. 3 temperature from 400℃ to 410℃.

1. Press and hold the button for at least one second.

Both preset number display and setting display will begin to flash.

2. Press the button three times to change the preset number display to .

3. Press the button to set the value.

4. Use the method for setting the temperature to enter and set the preset temperature.

Press and hold the button

for at least one second.

Press the button

three times.

Press the button once.

Press the button once. Press the button once.

Press the button once.

Do not enter an offset that allows the tip to exceed 500 ℃.

CAUTION

Entering the tip offset value

Example：If the measured temperature is 410℃ and set temperature is 400℃, the difference

is -10℃ (need to decrease by 10℃). So enter a value so 10 is deducted from present

offset value.

1. Press and hold the button for at least one second.

The hundreds digit will begin to flash, the unit will enter the offset mode.

2. Enter the offset value (-10) which is the difference between tip temperature and set temperature.

The allowable ranges for offset values are from -50 to +50℃ (In ℉ mode, from -90 to +90℉)

If you enter a value outside the offset value range, the display returns to the hundreds digit,

and you have to enter a correct value.

3. Entering the value.

Press the or button to set the desired figure.

The hundreds digit can display 0 (for positive value) or minus sign (for negative value)

(Same values can be selected in ℉ mode.)

Values from 0 to 5 can be selected when entering the tens digit.

(In ℉ mode, values from 0 to 9 can be selected.)

Values from 0 to 9 can be selected when entering the ones digit.

(Same values can be selected in ℉ mode.)

After entering the ones digit, press the button to save the value to the system memory

and begin heater control with the new offset value.

Press and hold the button

for at least one second.

Press the button

once.

Press the button

once.

Press the button

once.

Press the button

once.

Restriction on setting changes (Password function)

It is possible to restrict certain setting changes to the unit.

There are three choices for the password setting. (The factory default is "0 : Open")

○: You can make changes without entering a password.

△: You can choose whether or not a password is needed to make changes.

×: A password is required to make changes.

Select and input three letters for the password

from six letters on the right.

Example : The procedure for changing the set temperature when the unit is restricted by a password.

(Password is "AbC")

The unit will enter the change setting screen for each mode after entering the password.

Please change the setting for each mode according to the procedure.

(In the above example, please refer to the procedure for setting the temperature.)

Enter the parameter setting to change the mode. (Please refer to [7. PARAMETER SETTING])

Parameter setting mode

Temperature setting mode

Preset selection mode

Offset mode

0 : Open

○

1 : Partial

△

2 : Restricted

Press and hold the button

for at least one second.

Press the button once.

Press the button twice.

Press the button three times.

CAUTION

・If the password you entered is incorrect, the

display will show three dashes for you to re-enter

the password.

・If you enter the password incorrectly twice in a

row, the display will return to the previous screen.

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