EDSYN EDSYN 1036 Manual
1036
®
self-contained
SMD HOT AIR
WORK STATION
• COMPLIES WITH MIL-S-45743E, MIL-STD-2000, DOD-STD2000-1B, WS6536E AND ESD SPEC, DOD-STD-1686, DODHDBK-263
ATMOSCOPE
MADE IN THE
U.S.A.
SMD Hot Air
instruction manual
FEATURES
PS542 ATMOSCOPE®
Power Supply
C) PD525 Pod
F) Power Indicator
Light
E) AF110 Low Static
Air Filter
Fuse, 6.3A
E) AF110 Low Static
Air Filter
G) Air Control
Valve
Static Safe
A) Power Switch
B) Pump Switch
H) Pump Indicator Light
D) SH230
Sponge
Holder
I) AC Receptacle
A) Activates System Power.
B) Turns on and shuts off Pump.
C) Tool Holder minimized heat dissipation when Tool is not in use.
D) Includes (1) LN230 Liner, (1) RS199 Cleaning Sponge and RS243
Leveling Pad.
E) Filters air coming in to the Pump. Acts as silencer
F) Lights when power is on.
G) Regulates air ow to Tool. (connect to FA069)
H) Lights when Pump is running.
I) Can accomodate 2 more 120V soldering Tools.
SPECIFICATIONS:
• 120 V, 60 Hz, 150 W
• Weight: 4.6 lbs. (2.09 kgs.)
• Temperature range: 4000F - 8000F (2050C - 4250C)
• Temperature regulation: ± 60F (±30C)
• Voltage leakage from tip to ground less than 2 MV
• Tip to ground resistance less than 2 ohm
• Maximum pressure: 18 psi.
• UL listed
OPERATING
THE STATION
The 3 very important factors involved when working with the Hot Air Station are
amount of air output, temperature setting and type of Tip used. The key to an
effective soldering is to reow the solder without blowing the solder across the
board and thus creating bridges.
CAUTION: DO NOT POINT TOOL AT ANYONE OR ANYWHERE.
HOT AIR WILL BURN !!!
1. Make sure the station is plugged into a 120V power outlet.
2. Turn on Power Switch .
3. Set Temperature Control Knob to around 600°F.
4. Allow Tool to heat up.(Blinking Neon Lamp means ready.)
5. Turn on Pump.
Set the Air Control Valve to a full counter clockwise position.
This will be our reference setting which is 100%. Turning it the
other way will mean less air output.
OPTIONS:
1036-3
ATMOSCOPE
SMD Workstation
A 1036 with: (1) CL1080*
(1) PD528
(1) PL237
* Temperature Controlled Soldering Instrument,
70W. 400°F - 800°F Temp. Range.
indicator
decrease
PD528
CL1080
PL237
FA069 ATMOSCOPE
SMD Hot Air Tool
OPERATING REQUIREMENTS:
®
•120V, 60 Hz
•Regulated air ow
CAUTION: HOT AIR WILL BURN !!!
Turn off air and place tool in Pod
when not in use
HS307 Hose
connect to regulated air ow.
SPECIFICATIONS
• 120V, 70 W
• 6.5 oz. (184 g)
• Temperature range: 4000F - 8000F (2050C - 4250C)
• Temperature regulation: ±60F (±30C)
• Voltage leakage from tip to ground less than 2 MV
• Tip to ground resistance less than 2 ohm
• Complies with MIL-S-45743E, DOD-STD-2000-1B, MIL-STD-2000
WS6536E and ESD SPEC, DOD-STD-1686, DOD-HDBK-263.
• UL listed
Collar
Hot Air Tip
OPERATION
The 3 very important factors involved when working with the ATMOSCOPE SMD Hot Air Tool are amount
of air output, temperature setting and type of Tip used. The key to an effective soldering is to reow the
solder without blowing the solder across the board and thus creating bridges.
1. Have the proper Tip installed.
2. Connect Hose to regulated air source.
3. Plugged-in Tool to a power source and set
desired temperature.
4. Turn on the air and adjust pressure .
5. Direct hot air towards the connection until
solder melts. Using "SMD helpers" will make
your job easier.
CHANGING TIPS
1. Turn Tip counter-clockwise by using a WT618 Tip
Wrench. (set of 2, the other is to hold the RS321
Retaining Sleeve) or use a WT620.
2. Remove and replace with desired Tip.
Efciency is greatly dependent on choosing the proper tip to meet each
application.
Cut thru the connection with a
pull wire or shim blade while
hot air melts the solder.
WT618
RS321
Hot Air Tip
WT6 20
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