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Fantastic video, thanks man. Really well done

hi how high your température you use to solder your project with 12 awg wire and do you use flux to do it .

Thank you very much for taking the time to make these videos. 👌🙏💯

Thank You Thank You Same Problem...Your Fix Worked...Shipping Alone Back To Rigol Would Have Cost Me $50.00...$2.00 Diode And I'm Back To Work.

hi cane you have links for all the parts for this repair please? thanks yossi

Hakko fx88d station auto sleep mode available in???

Hakko's iron is very good, but the interface is a dumpster fire. They should have used three buttons and nobody would have had the need to read the manual to avoid offsetting the tool. (Thankfully, it can be reset to factory settings quite easily, but still...)

Insightful. Thanks.

Great video, very helpful. I bought 12 micro switches for like $7.00. Miller want $50.00 for the new replacement trigger assembly.

Excellent video and explanation. Cleaned old switch. Saved me the cost of a new switch. Thanks.

Excellent way of explanation. Can you share the code of SAR logic

Any chance you can share your code? That looks awesome!

IF YOU ARE GOING TO POST A VIDEO "HOW TO" AT LEAST LEARN THE CORRECT PRONOUNCING OF "SOLDERING" ua-cam.com/video/6PSAVz0d0vQ/v-deo.html - YOU DO NOT PRONOUNCE THE "L" IN "SOLDERING"

Long Leg Bug Method

Great video. I have learned alot. What temp would be good to use. I have a 888D. Thanks

great video...i realize its 9 years old but you're constantly moving closer to and away from your mic. Its pretty harsh on one's ears if you're using earbuds / headphones as you go from a whisper to far too loud. This is still one of the nicer videos on YT concerning the subject though.

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this is by far the best tips. thank you. awesome

You make that work look too easy. I must be doing something wrong. Thanks for the video

It would have been nice if you showed how to get the trigger mechanism out of the gun

Perfect video my miller started acting up today working sporadically hitting the trigger. Can't complain it's my only break down in 25 years with this welder.

nice job

Great soldering station. I've had mine for 7 years and still has the original tip nice and shiny.

G´day I have recently acquired two used millermatic 252 from a workshop. One has a bernard gun and it´s ready for aluminium, everything is working fine. The other one is set up for steel, it was not feeding wire, I noticed the contactor was not working the 32v dc one, I installed a new contactor and I listen the dock sound right after I turn the machine on, turns out it was not feeding wire still... start playing around with my multimeter checking the voltage that goes to the wire motor , unplugged the wires, plug them back in and the motor start working, after that I was playing around and testing it and it was working fine. Next day It was not feeding wire again ... I am sorry for the long text .... just to see if you can understand and maybe help me with this... after some testing I noticed that if I put the bernad torch it works fine, and it also works with the original torch but only when the metal part of the torch is not touching the wire feeding drum ... triggers works fine and everything but as soon I touch the metal part of the torch inlet with the feeding drum metal structure it stops working .... thanks for your time all the advice is welcome cheers

Hey, what an excellent video, thankyou. I had question, im repairing a headphone that as wire disconnected from the post, I think I have two option correct if I'm wrong. 1. Re heat the original solder and afix the wire. 2. Add abit of lead solder to the post without removing old solder. But I'm not sure if the original solder is lead free or lead does this matter if I use lead on top without desoldering the original solder?

JESUS CHRIST,, that SUCKED,,what color fucking socks are you wearing,, you told everything else BUT how to get git to work on ARDUINO.

You use blutack to hold down that other board.. but you are struggling all over the place removing the solder on that first board. Use the blutack!

Great instructional, good tone. One thing, are you pronouncing solder incorrectly intentionally (see: Babish and saucepan)?

This was really helpful thanks.

Once your Hakko is out of warranty and it shits itself forget about getting a circuit diagram for it... Hakko will NOT supply it because its confidential.... Lol really Hakko, its a frigging soldering iron and not a rocket you muppets. People don't waste your money on this overpriced junk. Hakko was great in the 90's but got money hungry

damn! 6 years late. Great videos though

Great Video!! Thanks : )

the main difficulty is to get the iron temperature high enough but not too high as that would ruin the iron tip (assuming SnAgCu) . Since you are using very little solder there is little thermal conduction happening, if the land pads are connected to large metal planes on the PCB any heat from the iron is quickly dissipated and it becomes difficult to wet the land pads even with a lot of flux (flux does not conduct heat as well as solder, but it reduce surface tension of the molten solder). I find that practicing removing SMD components from scrap boards and soldering them back (with all the cleaning and flux steps) let you get a lof of feel for these things : flux, iron temperature, amount of solder on the tip to improve thermal conductivity. Given your video i suspect you are working at fairly high iron temperature and your style of using reflow to position smd's probably will not work with a smaller iron. A big tip like yours will get in the way in a denser layout.

Tq very much for sharing your knowledge and experience to learn people like me really it's good stuff thankyou

Good job. Thank you. You are very easy to watch.

It worked awesome Thx

Thank's!

OK, SO SHOW US HOW YOU GOT THE SWITCH OUT OF HANDLE...

Excellent video, nice job and thanks for taking the time to detail it out.

Thank you for making and posting this video. Thank you.

Where did you get the pump bucket?

Thank you, I am just starting to learn and this video is very helfull

Why do you pronounce the "L" in solder? I have never heard it pronounced like that. Other than that question that I have, great video!

Love your videos thanks for all of them I’ve learned so much about soldering since I’ve subscribed. Thanks for posting watched everyone can’t wait for the next one to come out. Love the Hakko products

Love your channel thanks for the post been a subscriber for while now love your Hakko soldering tips really learned a lot for tv repair. Have you tried the Hakko tip cleaner if so what did you think about it. FT700-05 this will probably be my next purchase. Been getting a lot of my equipment from NES ELectronics authorized dealer

best video I have seen on tips & tricks, will have this on my resource page

*ATTENTION* It is very important to have the video playback speed set to 2x. There is a risk of hearing impairment if this is not done before starting the video. *WARNING*

This video is recommended at 1.75x playback speed.

Great instructional video on the device (I just bought one) and tip maintenance. Will follow your recommendations!

This is a proper review.