Multi Rework Station
Instruction Manual
Thank you for purchasing HAKKO FM-206 Rework System. Please read this manual before operating the HAKKO FM-206.
Keep this manual readily accessible for reference.
1. PACKING LIST
Please check to make sure that all items listed below are included in the package.
HAKKO FM-206 |
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Tip tray |
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Power cord |
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Instruction manual |
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Power cord
HAKKO FM-206
Tip tray
*Each Hakko handpiece with the exception of the HAKKO FM-2027 has their own instruction manual. Please refer to this manual for specifications and replacement parts.
■Use this product with the following models. HAKKO FM-2027 (Soldering Iron)
MODEL FM-2022 (Parallel Remover) MODEL FM-2023 (Mini Parallel Remover) MODEL FM-2024 (Desoldering Tool) HAKKO FM-2026 (Soldering Iron N2 Type) HAKKO FM-2029 (Hot Air Handpiece)
HAKKO FM-2030 (Heavy Duty Soldering Iron)
2. SPECIFICATIONS
Power Consumption |
MAX 410W |
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Temperature Range |
HAKKO FM-2026/2027 200 - 450 (400 - 840 ) |
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MODEL FM-2022/2023 200 - 400 (400 - 750 ) |
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MODEL FM-2024 350 - 450 (660 |
- 840 ) |
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HAKKO FM-2029 100 |
- 550 (200 |
- 1030 ) |
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HAKKO FM-2030 200 |
- 500 (400 |
-930) |
Temperature Stability |
±5°C (±9°F) at idle temperature |
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Output |
24V |
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Dimensions (W x H x D) |
162 × 136 × 245 mm (6.4 × 5.4 × 9.7 in) |
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Weight |
6.2 kg (13.7 lb.) |
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Capacity (Max) |
6L/min. |
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Vacuum Generator |
Vacuum pump, cylinder type |
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Vacuum Pressure (Max.) |
80kpa (600 mm Hg) (24 in. Hg) |
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Suction Flow |
14L/min. |
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● HAKKO FM-2027
Power Consumption |
70 W (24 V) |
Tip to Ground Resistance |
< 2 Ω |
Tip to Ground Potential |
< 2 mV |
Cord |
1.2 m (4 ft) |
Total Length (w/o cord) |
188 mm (7.4 in.) with 2.4D tip |
Weight (w/o cord) |
30 g (0.067 lb./1.07 oz.)with 2.4D tip |
*The temperature was measured using the HAKKO FG-101 thermometer.
*This product is protected against electrostatic discharge.
*Specifications and design are subject to change without notice.
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3. WARNINGS, CAUTIONS, NOTES AND EXAMPLES
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:
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.
CAUTION
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 connecting the handpieces or storing the HAKKO FM-206.
●This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety.
●Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.
●To prevent accidents or damage to the HAKKO FM-206, be sure to observe the following:
●Do not use the HAKKO FM-206 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 FM-206.
●Use only genuine Hakko replacement parts.
●Do not allow the HAKKO FM-206 to become wet, or use it with wet hands.
●Remove power and iron cords by holding the plug − not the wires.
●Be sure the work area is well ventilated. Soldering produces smoke.
●While using HAKKO FM-206, don’t do anything which may cause bodily harm or physical damage.
4.INITIAL SETUP
■Part Names
Power Switch
Control Button(1, 2, 3) 
Filter Case Cover
Jack (equipotential)
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Flow Control Knob |
Jack |
Power |
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(for foot switch) |
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Receptacle |
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I/O CoverPlate |
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Air Output |
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Jack**(1, 2, 3) |
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FM-2024 |
FM-2022 |
FM-2024 |
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FM-2026 |
FM-2023 |
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FM-2027 |
FM-2024 |
FM-2027 |
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FM-2026 |
FM-2029 |
**For connecting iron holders. Make sure to connect the correct holder. |
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FM-2027 |
FM-2030 |
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Receptacle* (1, 2, 3)
■Setup
●Hooking up the iron and connecting cable.
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• Please make sure the power is off when you plug in cables. |
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• Please make sure to hook up the connector cable and the iron holder on the same |
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channel and not to place the iron in a holder connected to a differing channel. |
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• Please take care not to mix up the hose connections, the MODEL FM-2024 connects |
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to the filter case cover and the HAKKO FM-2029 to the air output. |
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• Securely insert the connecting cable all the way in to the jack. |
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FM-2024 Suction |
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Hose |
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Connection for |
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Cable |
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FM-2029 Air Hose |
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Plug the iron's connector |
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cord into the receptacle. |
Connecting |
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Cable |
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4. INITIAL SETUP
●Replacing the tip (HAKKO FM-2027)
CAUTION
The tip may be hot. Avoid holding the hot tip for a long time even if using the heat-resistant pad. Otherwise burns may result.
Removing the tip:
●Hold down the lock release buttons in the sleeve assembly, pull out the tip together with the sleeve assembly from the connector.
CAUTION
•Be sure to keep the lock release buttons held down while pulling out the sleeve assembly. Failure to do so will damage the locking mechanism.
•Be sure to pull out the tip only after separating the sleeve assembly from the connector. Otherwise, the sleeve assembly may fall down and break.
●While holding the front end of the sleeve assembly, pull out the tip.
Insert the tip:
● Reassemble in the reverse order of disassembly.
CAUTION
• Insert the tip into the sleeve assembly until it clicks into place. When you hear it click, avoid forcing the tip into the sleeve assembly.
• When holding the head of the tip, there is a danger of burn. Be sure to use the heat-resistant pad.
*Each Hakko handpiece with the exception of the HAKKO FM-2027 has their own instruction manual. Please refer to this manual for specifications and replacement parts.
■Switch, Control Button and Knob Usage
Control Knob Usage
Use to change settings
Turning the control knob: Changes setting values or moves the cursor
Pushing the control knob: Power switch Makes selection
Use the power switch to turn the power on and off.
Control Buttons
Use to change settings such as temperature.
When pressed briefly: Displays the preset screen. When pressed and held: Displays the change settings screen.
Change Settings Screen Details
1.Temperature Settings
2.Offset Settings
3.Preset Temperature Settings
4.Preset Names
5.Channel Power (On/Off)
6 Exit
Flow Control Knob
When HAKKO FM-2029 is connected to HAKKO FM-206, air flow will be displayed. By turning the flow control knob, air flow can be changed.
CH1 CH2 CH3 |
350 Off Ready100%M |
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*If you press a control button while on the Preset or Change
Settings screen, the corresponding channel screen will be displayed.
Plugged in irons will be heated according to the settings when the power is turned on.
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5. OPERATION
■ Various setting changes (Preset select) ● Range of preset temperatures
Initial preset temperatures for each grip
Grip |
Initial Value |
HAKKO FM-2027 |
300/350/400 (570/660/750 ) |
MODEL FM-2022 / FM-2023 |
300/350/400 (570/660/750 ) |
MODEL FM-2024 |
350/375/400 (660/700/750 ) |
HAKKO FM-2030 |
300/350/400 (570/660/750 ) |
HAKKO FM-2029 |
300/350/400 (570/660/750 ) |
● Selecting the Preset Temperature
*When the acceptable setting range is exceeded it will return to the initial setting.
(For the setting range, refer to "Initial preset temperatures
for each grip.")
**The setting temperature, offset temperature, preset temperature, and preset name are remembered by each grip.
1.Press the control button for the channel you want to change.
The display screen will switch to the preset selection screen shown below.
CH1 CH2 CH3 |
350 Off Off |
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CH1 PresetSelect
PRESET1 300
PRESET2 350 PRESET3 400
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Set Temp 350
2. By turning the control knob, the preset temperature to be selected will change.
CH1 PresetSelect
PRESET1 300
PRESET2 350 PRESET3 400
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Set Temp 350
CH1 PresetSelect
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PRESET3 |
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Set Temp 350 |
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3.Press the control knob when the desired preset temperature is highlighted. The iron tip will now be set to the selected preset temperature.
CH1 PresetSelect
PRESET1 300 PRESET2 350 PRESET3 400
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Set Temp 350
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*Should you press another control button while in the preset selection screen, it will shift to that channel's preset selection screen if the channel is in operation, and it will return to the screen before the preset selection screen if the channel is not in operation.
■ Changing various settings (other than preset selections) ● Setting items, possible change range and initial value
Items that can be changed during normal operation and initial setting
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Set Temp |
Refer to "Temperature ranges for each grip." |
350 (750 ) |
Offset Temp |
+/- 50 (+/- 90 ) |
0 (0 ) |
Preset Temp |
Refer to "Temperature ranges for each grip." |
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Preset ID |
Input up to 7 characters (English numerals + '_'). |
PRESET1 / PRESET2 / PRESET3 |
CH Power |
ON / OFF |
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*For setting items pertaining to the HAKKO FM-2029 Hot Air Pencil, please refer to "Settings for the HAKKO FM-2029 Hot Air Pencil" later in this manual.
Temperature range for each grip
Grip |
Setting Temperature Range |
HAKKO FM-2027 |
200 450 400 840 |
MODEL FM-2022 / FM-2023 |
200 400 400 750 |
HAKKO FM-2024 |
350 450 660 840 |
HAKKO FM-2030 |
200 500 400 930 |
HAKKO FM-2029 |
100 550 200 1030 |
● Change procedures (initial and when finished)
1.Press and hold the control button for the channel you want to change for approximately 1 second. The display screen will switch to the setting selection screen shown below.
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Offset Temp |
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Preset Temp |
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Preset ID |
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Ch Power |
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2.Select the item you want to change in the screen above by turning the control knob to highlight the item, and press the control knob to change the setting. When you are finished, turn the control knob to select EXIT and press the control knob.
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Set Temp |
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Preset ID |
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● Change setting temperature and offset temperature
1.Turn the control knob and highlight SET TEMP for the setting temperature or OFFSET TEMP for the offset temperature, and press the control knob to change the setting.
Setting temperature
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Preset Temp |
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Preset ID |
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Offset temperature
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Set Temp |
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Offset Temp |
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Preset Temp |
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Preset ID |
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2.SET TEMP will begin adjusting from the highest possible setting digit; OFFSET TEMP will start with either a blank space, representing a positive (+) value, or a '-' for a negative value.
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3.Turn the control knob to change the value of the selected digit, and press the control knob to accept the value and move to the next digit. (The figure below is an example using the SETTING TEMPERATURE display.)
Setting
Temperature
350
Setting
Temperature
450
Setting
Temperature
450
Setting
Temperature
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4.After the last digit has been accepted by pressing the control knob, the screen will return to the previous menu.
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Offset Temp |
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Preset ID |
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Exit |
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● Setting the preset temperature
1.Turn the control knob, select "Preset Temp," and press the control knob when you have made your choice.
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Set Temp |
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Offset Temp |
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Preset ID |
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CH1 Preset Set
PRESET1 300
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2.Turn the control knob, and make your choice by selecting the desired preset from the three options shown and pressing the control knob.
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Changing the value for each selected preset follows the same steps as when changing the SET TEMP.
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● Changing the preset ID
1.When you select the preset ID and press the operating knob, it will move to a screen where you can change the names of each preset.
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Set Temp |
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CH1
Rename PresetID
PRESET1
PRESET2
PRESET3
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2. When you highlight the PRESET NAME you want to change, press the control knob.
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3.Turn the control knob to change the highlighted character in the PRESET NAME, and press the control knob to accept the value and move to the next character.
Preset1 ID
PRESET1
Preset1 ID
PRESET1
Preset1 ID
QRESET1
Preset1 ID
PRESET1
4. Once you accept the value for the last character, the menu returns to the PRESENT ID list.
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● Switching the ON/OFF output for each channel
1. Turn the control knob so that the cursor is on "Ch Power" and press the control knob.
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2.When you select either ON or OFF for the CHANNEL POWER and press the control knob, it will return to the setting screen. At this time, if you set the power to OFF, the setting screen will be as shown below. This is because settings other than the channel power are no longer necessary.
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