how do you use this soldering gun
1943276
plug it in press and hold the trigger, dip yur solder in the flux and than simply watch the solder melt when the part to be solder is hot enoughspread the solder by rubbing the tip back and forth watching the solder spread until it is evenly covered... you have done what you need to do and pratic...
1943277
I am not sure what you are asking? I do use it to solder heavy wire, has plenty of heat. I have soldered #10 wire no problem. Some have soldered # 8 wire. You wouldn't use it to solder a circuit board.
1943278
Put the tip in like in the pictures, screw it down tight, plug it in, pull the trigger. Half way is full power, all the way is half power. This gun is for soldering large wires and connectors, not electronic circuit boards. This gun is for intermitant use. Like 10% or less on, 90% off. If you are doing stained glass, use a large soldering iron. Irons are meant to be on for long periods, guns will overheat and die. To learn to solder in general, search YouTube.
704426
Turned all the way up it gets hotter than most 40-60W pencils. If that isn't enough you can get the torch tip. That gives you the most heat, but you need to get the metal hot enough to melt the solder.
2021099
Use gold solder: http://www.riogrande.com/Product/14K-Yellow-Gold-Solder-Filled-Round-Wire-18-Ga-Dead-Soft/600148 and treat area first with acid, then alcohol, and then gold flux, and then gold solder (see web refs on how to do this:). Use a good torch (not a soldering iron), and apply heat just to the solder (not the piece). Be careful to hold piece with a gentle metal clamp or you can distort or destroy the piece. How to solder gold: http://www.wikihow.com/Solder-Gold
1080565
I use 150watt soldering iron but I also use a 25watt soldering iron with silver solder.but what are you soldering???
1922674
Couple ways: Tower Hobbies or other hobby supplier. 1 way is to build your own. If you have solder skills or learn how. You can buy AA NiCad batteries separately and put them together. 6 X 1.2v = 7.2v They come with solder tabs and connect them in series and us the original connector and wiring harness. Cut the heat shrink off the original and copy it.2nd way is search tower hobbies for NiCad battery packs. There are a plethora of choices. They are used in remote control airplanes and cars already made with the shape, size and current rating. Also, more current ratings like 600mAH to 1A. I recommend a better charger that does not over charge because the one that comes with the P90 will. Couple ways: Tower Hobbies or other hobby supplier. 1 way is to build your own. If you have solder skills or learn how. You can buy AA NiCad batteries separately and put them together. 6 X 1.2v = 7.2v They come with solder tabs and connect them in series and us the original connector and wiring harness. Cut the heat shrink off the original and copy it.2nd way is search tower hobbies for NiCad battery packs. There are a plethora of choices. They are used in remote control airplanes and cars already made with the shape, size and current rating. Also, more current ratings... » Read More Couple ways: Tower Hobbies or other hobby supplier. 1 way is to build your own. If you have solder skills or learn how. You can buy AA NiCad batteries separately and put them together. 6 X 1.2v = 7.2v They come with solder tabs and connect them in series and us the original connector and wiring harness. Cut the heat shrink off the original and copy it.2nd way is search tower hobbies for NiCad battery packs. There are a plethora of choices. They are used in remote control airplanes and cars already made with the shape, size and current rating. Also, more current ratings like 600mAH to 1A. I recommend a better charger that does not over charge because the one that comes with the P90 will. « Show Less
823954
The soldering aid tool is just a device with tapered ends that you can use to push the solder a bit to get it located where you want it to be before it hardens.
528662
I'd say that a soldering gun is too heavy a soldering tool for that type of repair. I'd op-ed for either a good quality soldering station or a portable iron like the Iso-Tip. I used this one for small parts soldering as will as SMT. You can buy a verity of tips to suit your needs. Hopes this helps.
420769
Sorry I have no idea that that is, I use it in jewelry making. I would assume it would work in any soldering situation but I've only used it using silver solder used in jewelry.
841038
I had to solder them. I had to solder them. Just takes a minute if you have the gun and solder.
1422396
Just pull it with a small pliers. It should come out. It is just clipped not soldered
729605
I use an x acto knife to cut the resin behind the terminals on the stripping. Then you can bend at the cut and peel off to end of strip to solder.
529316
This unit does not come with a desoldering gun, but it has a great variety of tips for the soldering gun and works great. I have used the pencil tip many times to solder SMD's and other small components. The heatgun also works great and temps are fully adjustable and accurate. Hope that helps. For the price, it would be hard to find anything else as good as this station.
1514140
The trick is to make a solid mechanical connection. The microphone elements have a double tab on one side that you can use to bend around the pin you mounted on the board, and you can twist the other tab out a bit to wedge against the other pin. This will let you apply heat to both pin and tab with the soldering iron. You will also need to apply heat for longer than just about any other joint to get the solder to flow. Without the solid mechanical connection, you'll either be heating the tab or the pin instead of the whole joint, so even if solder flows, it'll only bond correctly with one of them.
658976
Unplug it from the base. Unscrew the tip retainer and remove it and any tip you might have on it. Holding the handle, unscrew the black plastic ring that has the metal tip retaining threads embedded in it. Once that's off you gently push the cable through the handle exposing all of the solder connections. Now comes the tricky part, you need a functional soldering iron to desolder the old and resolder the new element boards.look it up online ....how to replace heating element in a 9378 solder station.....hope this helps.
595192
Depends on the handle , you have to heat the handle to the point where the solder will flow into the repair ,if your material is too thin where your heating it could simply melt away.
1060224
You can, but I wouldn't use solder. They make connection clips so you don't have to solder at all. The reason is because it has 4 very small contacts that need to be separate or it won't work
2162231
Spray the gun with oil, then wrap it in kitchen plastic wrap. I used to make holsters, and this works fine.