This document provides instructions for the use of the BK936 constant temperature soldering station and important safety precautions. It includes information on assembly, performance features, temperature settings, maintenance and use of soldering iron tips, as well as troubleshooting guide.
This manual describes the Bakon BK936 temperature soldering station, a tool for precise soldering work. It includes safety warnings, unpacking, assembly, and connection instructions, as well as detailed specifications and performance features.
Key sections cover temperature setting, calibration, soldering‑iron head maintenance, fault diagnosis, and parts replacement. Follow the safety precautions and procedures to ensure reliable operation and longevity of the device. This manual is written in Chinese.
| Power supply voltage | 220V 50Hz AC |
|---|---|
| Output voltage | AC 24V |
| Temperature range | 180–480°C |
| Dimensions (W×H×D) | 120×93×170 mm |
| Unit weight (without handle) | 1.30 kg |
| Tip-to-ground resistance (factory value) | ≤2 Ω |
| Tip-to-ground potential (factory value) | ≤2 mV |
| Heating element | 1321 ceramic heating body |
| Power cord length | 1.5 m |
| Temperature error | ±2 °C |
Turn the temperature control knob to the desired temperature; when the tip reaches that temperature the indicator light flashes, indicating it is ready for soldering.
Connect the power cord, set the control knob to 400 °C, wait for the temperature to stabilize, then use the calibration screw marked CAL to complete the calibration.
Remove the handle plug, measure the resistance of the heating element; if the values are out of the specified range, replace the heating element.