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Tip of the day -Weller soldering guns 900 1993

posted by  Dave Stevens on  Wed Sep 28 12:56 CST 2022
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When Weller guns (or clones) lose their heat, remove the tip and thoroughly clean the contact area nice and shiny, like w/emery or steel wool, and also clean up the stud ends as best you can. Thoroughly tighten the nuts. You might be amazed. I inherited an old gun that barely got warm. I was thinking of chucking it until I found that tip. Now it's like new.
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Dave -still with 940's, prev 740/240/140/120 You'd think I'd have learned by now






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