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| versapak:
--- Quote ---I was doing simple hobbiest wiring when mine suffered the meltdown. It was not a "marathon". The soldering I was doing was well within the limits stated in the instructions. I did not have the iron on a joint for more than 3 seconds. I didn't do more than two joints in sucession. There was a minute or two while I crimped the next pair of wires. I did not have a short between the halves of the split tip. --- End quote --- Not to call you a liar, but... Your story is fishy. :p I used mine pretty non-stop (until the batteries drained) desoldering all the buttons on my control panel. The tip did become hot to the touch, but it did still it cooled in a minute. Never was the plastic or anythingother than the tip too hot to touch. Even the tip was touchable, as long as it was not sustained. I suspect, if your story really is as such, that you actually had a bad unit. |
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