Hot-air rework station (GQ Electronics 5200) ID:30 - Revision history

Kent.brockman at 14:44, 1 April 2022

2022-04-01T14:44:42Z

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	==Specs==		==Specs==

	* 120V AC		*120V AC
	* Separate hot air & soldering iron		*Separate hot air & soldering iron
	* Separate controls: air temp, air speed, iron temp		*Separate controls: air temp, air speed, iron temp
	* 270W		*270W
	* 200–480° C/390–900° F		*200–480° C/390–900° F
	* Air capacity 24L/min max		*Air capacity 24L/min max
	* 4 air nozzle sizes		*4 air nozzle sizes
	* 12 soldering iron tips		*12 soldering iron tips

	==Usage Notes==		==Usage Notes==

	* Max temperature is usually far too hot for normal soldering, keep at reasonable temperature to extend tip life		*Max temperature is usually far too hot for normal soldering, keep at reasonable temperature to extend tip life
	* Do not unplug unit prior to cooldown below 60° C/140° F, fan stays on to cool air after switches turned off		*Do not unplug unit prior to cooldown below 60° C/140° F, fan stays on to cool air after switches turned off
	* Careful where hot air tip is pointed, is scalding hot air capable of lighting fires		*Careful where hot air tip is pointed, is scalding hot air capable of lighting fires
	* Keep sponge wet and regularly tin and wipe tip to keep clean		*Keep sponge wet and regularly tin and wipe tip to keep clean
	* Do not bend air or soldering cords excessively, will ruin unit		*Do not bend air or soldering cords excessively, will ruin unit
			*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKv7b3FXeHY Watch the Demo]

Cjs: Updated image link

2016-11-25T00:29:58Z

Updated image link

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	\| id=30		\| id=30
	\| itemphoto=[[File:~~SolderingIron_GQ~~.jpg\|350px\|thumb\|right\|]]		\| itemphoto=[[File:30.jpg\|350px\|thumb\|right\|]]
	}}		}}

Cjs: Cjs moved page Hot-air rework station (GQ Electronics 5200) to Hot-air rework station (GQ Electronics 5200) ID:30

2016-11-24T23:41:00Z

Cjs moved page Hot-air rework station (GQ Electronics 5200) to Hot-air rework station (GQ Electronics 5200) ID:30

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Cjs: Added id

2016-11-24T23:40:44Z

Added id

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	{{Equipment page		{{Equipment page
	\|toolname=Hot Air & Soldering Iron Rework Station		\| toolname=Hot Air & Soldering Iron Rework Station
	\|model=GQ 5200 SMD Rework Soldering Station		\| model=GQ 5200 SMD Rework Soldering Station
	\|serial=???		\| serial=???
	\|owner=Donated by purchase: Wes, Wil, Travis, Mike M, Peter, Shannon, Jorgen, Daryl, & James		\| owner=Donated by purchase: Wes, Wil, Travis, Mike M, Peter, Shannon, Jorgen, Daryl, & James
	\|loanstatus=Owned by Protospace		\| loanstatus=Owned by Protospace
	\|arrived=05 May 2013		\| arrived=05 May 2013
	\|location=Electronics Workroom		\| location=Electronics Workroom
	\|status=Working		\| status=Working
	\|permission=Open to Members		\| permission=Open to Members
	\|certification=Demo required		\| certification=Demo required
	\|itemphoto=[[File:SolderingIron_GQ.jpg\|350px\|thumb\|right\|]]		\| id=30
			\| itemphoto=[[File:SolderingIron_GQ.jpg\|350px\|thumb\|right\|]]
	}}		}}

Cjs: Updated template names

2016-11-10T01:53:52Z

Updated template names

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	{{~~Template:EquipmentPage~~		{{Equipment page
	\|toolname=Hot Air & Soldering Iron Rework Station		\|toolname=Hot Air & Soldering Iron Rework Station
	\|model=GQ 5200 SMD Rework Soldering Station		\|model=GQ 5200 SMD Rework Soldering Station

Cjs: Cjs moved page Hot Air Rework Station to Hot-air rework station (GQ Electronics 5200): Updated to follow naming conventions.

2016-11-04T08:46:32Z

Cjs moved page Hot Air Rework Station to Hot-air rework station (GQ Electronics 5200): Updated to follow naming conventions.

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Ian Oliver: /* Usage Notes */ added proper degree sign and Celsius conversion to one more temperature

2014-10-14T08:37:09Z

Usage Notes: added proper degree sign and Celsius conversion to one more temperature

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	* Max temperature is usually far too hot for normal soldering, keep at reasonable temperature to extend tip life		* Max temperature is usually far too hot for normal soldering, keep at reasonable temperature to extend tip life
	* Do not unplug unit prior to cooldown below ~~140'~~F, fan stays on to cool air after switches turned off		* Do not unplug unit prior to cooldown below 60° C/140° F, fan stays on to cool air after switches turned off
	* Careful where hot air tip is pointed, is scalding hot air capable of lighting fires		* Careful where hot air tip is pointed, is scalding hot air capable of lighting fires
	* Keep sponge wet and regularly tin and wipe tip to keep clean		* Keep sponge wet and regularly tin and wipe tip to keep clean
	* Do not bend air or soldering cords excessively, will ruin unit		* Do not bend air or soldering cords excessively, will ruin unit

Ian Oliver: /* Specs */ added proper degree sign and en dash to the temperature range, as well as Celsius conversion—this'll do until we get {{convert}}

2014-10-14T08:36:00Z

Specs: added proper degree sign and en dash to the temperature range, as well as Celsius conversion—this'll do until we get {{convert}}

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	* Separate controls: air temp, air speed, iron temp		* Separate controls: air temp, air speed, iron temp
	* 270W		* 270W
	* ~~390-900 '~~F		* 200–480° C/390–900° F
	* Air capacity 24L/min max		* Air capacity 24L/min max
	* 4 air nozzle sizes		* 4 air nozzle sizes

Ian Oliver: added category Category:Electronics tools

2014-10-14T08:33:43Z

added category Category:Electronics tools

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	\|itemphoto=[[File:SolderingIron_GQ.jpg\|350px\|thumb\|right\|]]		\|itemphoto=[[File:SolderingIron_GQ.jpg\|350px\|thumb\|right\|]]
	}}		}}

			[[Category:Electronics tools]]

	==Specs==		==Specs==

Matt: Seeded page

2013-05-06T11:55:02Z

Seeded page

New page

{{Template:EquipmentPage
|toolname=Hot Air & Soldering Iron Rework Station
|model=GQ 5200 SMD Rework Soldering Station
|serial=???
|owner=Donated by purchase: Wes, Wil, Travis, Mike M, Peter, Shannon, Jorgen, Daryl, & James
|loanstatus=Owned by Protospace
|arrived=05 May 2013
|location=Electronics Workroom
|status=Working
|permission=Open to Members
|certification=Demo required
|itemphoto=[[File:SolderingIron_GQ.jpg|350px|thumb|right|]]
}}

==Specs==

* 120V AC
* Separate hot air & soldering iron
* Separate controls: air temp, air speed, iron temp
* 270W
* 390-900 'F
* Air capacity 24L/min max
* 4 air nozzle sizes
* 12 soldering iron tips

==Usage Notes==

* Max temperature is usually far too hot for normal soldering, keep at reasonable temperature to extend tip life
* Do not unplug unit prior to cooldown below 140'F, fan stays on to cool air after switches turned off
* Careful where hot air tip is pointed, is scalding hot air capable of lighting fires
* Keep sponge wet and regularly tin and wipe tip to keep clean
* Do not bend air or soldering cords excessively, will ruin unit