Using Guide: TX001 Portable Jump Wire Soldering Iron

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The article will show you all the details about TX001 Portable Jump Wire Soldering Iron.

TX001 Portable Jump Wire soldering iron
  • Small size, easy to carry and use, suitable for soldering jump wire/solder wire on the motherboard.
  • Heating up quickly, 2 seconds up to 380 degrees. Quick cooling, automatic sleep, wake up with a touch, 3-gear adjustable temperature.
  • TYPE-C power supply interface, and charge with power bank or other USB power supply. Voltage 5V-12V, current 1A-5.9A can be used!

TX001 Portable Jump Wire soldering iron

Model: Portable Jump Wire Soldering Iron TX001.
Voltage: 5-12V.
Current: 1-5.9A.
Temperature: 0-450 degrees (350-400-450 degrees adjustable).
Manufacturer: CHINA PHONEFIX - Huimintong.
Origin: Shenzhen, China.
Features: compact, portable, fast heating-up, quick cooling, automatic sleep, adjustable temperature.
Note: The non-standard charger without QC quick charging protocol may affect the heating rate. The non-standard iron tip may lead to inaccurate temperature.

USB 210 Soldering Iron Features:
  • Three levels of temperature adjustable(350-400-450 degrees).
  • With status light.
  • Support QC quick charging protocol, charging head automatic voltage boost
  • Type-c sockets in a gold-plated process, high current does not generate heat.
  • The heating core clamping shrapnel adopts the same material as the JBC handle.
  • Standard 66W quick charger with QC agreement.
  • Lightweight handle, metal button, one key switch.

Working mode: 
One key switching, three levels of temperature adjustable.
Green light mode 350℃, blue light mode 400℃, red light mode 450℃, yellow light is sleep mode. 
The green, blue and red light stays on shows it's in the heating state.
And flashing green-blue-red light indicates that the temperature has reached the set value.

Troubleshooting Methods:
  • If the white light is displayed all the time, it means that the soldering iron tip is broken or not inserted into place!
  • Plug in the charging cable, if the light is not on and does not heat up, you can first unplug the soldering iron tip to observe. 
  • If the light is on to indicate that the charger power is too small. If the light is not on, then replace the charger or charging cable.

Warranty Agreement:
  1.  The handle and charger of this product are warranted for one year, and there is no warranty on the heating core.
  2. Please use the matching charger and heating core.
  3. There is no warranty if the product is damaged by using the heating core of other factories.

Notes:
  • Using a non-standard charger or without a QC fast charging protocol may affect the heating speed!
  • Using a non-standard soldering tip can cause temperature inaccuracies!
  • Slow heating up or irregular light flashing means that the charger does not have a QC protocol and the voltage does not rise to 12v!
  • When installing the soldering iron tip, please pull out the USB cable and insert the soldering iron tip from the top down on the table top.

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