Gordak 952 User Manual Updated Hot!

Over time, heating elements degrade, causing a discrepancy between the dial readings and actual temperatures. You can recalibrate both tools using a dedicated thermometer (like a Hakko 191 or thermocouple). Calibrating the Soldering Iron

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Adjust the dial to your required temperature (typically 320°C–350°C for leaded solder, or 370°C–400°C for lead-free solder).

Replace the internal ceramic heating element in the hot air wand or soldering iron. Burned-out heating element. gordak 952 user manual updated

If you work in electronics repair, specifically with GSM devices or PCB rework, you know the name . The Gordak 952 is a staple in many workshops—a reliable, no-nonsense hot air rework station. But if you’ve recently tried to troubleshoot a temperature issue or calibrate your unit, you might have noticed something different: the documentation has changed.

Remove the nozzle to check airflow. Ensure the thick black hose leading to the wand is straight and unbent.

Regular maintenance prevents premature failure of the heating elements and ensures consistent thermal transfer. Tip and Nozzle Care Over time, heating elements degrade, causing a discrepancy

200°C – 480°C (392°F – 896°F) Ground Potential (Tip): < 2mV Ground Resistance (Tip): < 2 ohms Unboxing and First-Time Setup

Shows the real-time or set temperature of the air stream. Soldering Iron Section (Right Panel)

Allow 30–60 seconds for the air temperature to stabilize.

Before plugging in your device, verify that your package contains all standard components: Gordak 952 main station

Check the air nozzle for clogs or check the diaphragm pump assembly.