To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my taiyo RX-802AS Soldering Gun power does not go ON?
If your Taiyo Soldering Gun isn't powering on, first, ensure the power cord is securely plugged in. If it still doesn't turn on, check the fuse to see if it has blown.
Why is the soldering iron tip not heating up on my taiyo RX-802AS?
If the soldering iron tip of your Taiyo Soldering Gun is not heating up, the heater might be damaged. Check the heater.
What does HtA mean on my taiyo RX-802AS?
The HtA error on your Taiyo Soldering Gun indicates a sensor error or heater error. The sensor in the tip and/or the heater may be damaged. Replace the tip with a new one. Turn the unit OFF and turn it ON again.
What does EHt mean on my Taiyo Soldering Gun?
The EHt error on your Taiyo Soldering Gun indicates a problem with the sensor. Replace the tip. Turn OFF the unit, and then turn the power switch ON again after changing the tip.
General| Brand | taiyo |
|---|---|
| Model | RX-802AS |
| Category | Soldering Gun |
| Language | English |
Identifies the product model and type of soldering station.
Warns users to read the manual for safety and to prevent injury or damage.
Defines the WARNING symbol and its associated risks.
Defines the CAUTION symbol and its associated risks.
Lists voltage, power consumption, temperature range, leak voltage, and ground resistance.
Details dimensions, weight, cord lengths, and included accessories.
Guides users on checking the package contents and storing it for future use.
Identifies parts of the control unit like the operation panel and connectors.
Identifies parts of the soldering iron, including tip, lever, and grip.
Warns that tip calibration is required after attaching a new tip.
Explains the HEAT, SLEEP, ALARM, and KEY LOCK indicator lamps.
Describes the function of the KEY LOCK, SETTING, DOWN, and UP keys.
Provides warnings and cautions for safe use of the soldering iron stand.
Details the method for cleaning the soldering tip using the stand's sponge and brass wool.
Covers environment, bystanders, proper use, apparel, and power supply connections.
Details safe power cord handling and the importance of using the provided stand.
Advises on proper tip cooling after use and procedures for damaged power cords.
Details the steps to change the soldering station's set temperature.
Notes that inactivity during setting records the current display.
Guides on how to input the correct tip number for calibration.
Provides a list of tip models and their corresponding tip numbers for reference.
Outlines the procedure to calibrate the actual tip temperature against the set value.
States the default calibration value and procedure for changing tip numbers.
Explains how to manually activate sleep mode and exit it using the sponge.
Describes how the station enters sleep mode automatically and reverts upon use.
Details the steps to change the sleep start time (CT) in minutes.
Explains how to turn off the sleep function by setting the timer to 0.00.
Guides on setting the sleep sensitivity (DIF) value in degrees Celsius.
Provides notes on how DIF affects sleep function activation and stabilization.
Details the procedure to set the automatic shutdown start time in minutes.
Explains how to turn off the shutdown function by setting SUT to 0.
Guides on setting the alarm for exceeding a specific soldering time.
Explains how the alarm sounds and how to turn it off.
Details how to set the upper (H) and lower (L) temperature limits for alarms.
States the default upper and lower alarm limits set before shipping.
Guides on switching the alarm sound ON or OFF.
Explains how to change the temperature display format between °C and °F.
Details the procedure to set or release the key lock using a code number.
Outlines the steps to change the existing key lock code number.
Provides the steps to reset the key lock code number, noting the use of '471'.
Explains how to restore all parameters to their factory default settings, including unlocking key lock.
Warns that the tip is very hot and must be handled with care during replacement.
Details the step-by-step process for removing and installing a new soldering tip.
Advises inputting the correct Tip No. when changing tip types.
Details grip rubber replacement and housing cleaning guidelines.
Recommends temperature settings, tip care, and stand usage for lead-free soldering.
Offers solutions for blackened or non-wettable soldering tips.
Provides guidance on cleaning or replacing the cleaning sponge.
Lists checks for unit not powering on or tip not heating.
Details the available colors and part numbers for grip rubbers.
