How Do You Use The Coldheat Soldering Gun?
Use the Coldheat soldering gun to execute small soldering jobs in seconds. The cordless Coldheat tool transfers heat faster than a soldering iron or solder gun. The tip of a Coldheat gun is made of two separated electrodes that become a circuit when connected by touching the conductive metal of solder, wire or a connector terminal. The circuit generates heat to 500 degrees in one second and the temperature continues to increase for as long as the tip is against a metal. The tip then cools to touch in a matter of seconds after being removed from a metal surface. Set up the Coldheat soldering tool. Remove the protective cover from the tip and insert it into the opening at the end of the unit, so the inner contacts fit into the slots of the tip mount. Remove the screws at either end of the dark gray battery cover on the underside with a Phillips screwdriver. Pull the cover off to open the compartment. Slide AA batteries into the compartment in two rows with the positive ends toward the ti
