Cooper Industries Welding Tools - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

Hello, does the soldering gun humm or vibrate. If it doesn't then replace the trigger switch. You can purchase from this web site: www.e-sonic.com/aboutus/cat/S/soldering%206.pdf GB..stewbison

Was it copper that bubbled up or just some kind of covering? If the latter, just scrape off the residue, then tin the tip as normal. If it was the first, it would have been a flaw in the copper--just replace the tip with a new one. It's hardly worth trying to get warranty on it. Hope this helps!

A soldering gun is used much the same as a soldering iron for melting solder mainly to connect electronic components to circuit boards. To use it you plug it into the electricity mains and press the trigger. This causes the metal tip to heat up. Allow a minute or so for it to reach full heat and press it to the components you want to solder together. When they heat up press the solder against them. The solder melts and runs on and between them forming a bond. Remove the soldering iron and release the trigger. Once the trigger is released the gun starts to cool down again.

If you've used a soldering iron before you'll probably find the gun more awkward as it cools down every time you release the trigger. It's really only useful for quick jobs where you're not going to need it every few minutes. For other jobs where a lot of soldering is involved a soldering iron is better. The advantage the soldering gun has over the soldering iron is that it heats much faster for quick jobs.

It's not the solder you use for the soldering tool but the correct solder for the JOB you are doing with the tool.
Read the packages and pick the right mix/flux/thickness etc for the metal/connectors/etc you are soldering.

I have the same problem with the Mighty Mig...Did you find these resistor values?

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To check if there is a signal from the switch on the gun, depress the switch and the wire should start to move out. If it does, the main board has a fault, if it doesn't, it may be a faulty switch.

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