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Weller WXair Soldering Module User Manual

Quick guide for the Weller WXair soldering module. Includes setup, operation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and technical specifications.

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Quick guide from the manual

The Weller WXair is a supply unit designed for WX soldering tools. This module provides vacuum and air supply for desoldering and hot air applications. Ensure the device is switched off before connecting it to the power supply. Upon switching on, the device performs a self-test and reads parameters stored in the connected tool.

Device Description and Connections

The rear panel features the mains connection, mains fuse, interface, and footswitch connection. The front panel includes the air connection nipple for hot air tools, the vacuum connection, and the on/off button. Ensure all hoses are securely connected before operation.

Rear panel connections
Rear panel connections
Front panel controls
Front panel controls

Setup and Installation

Place the WXair module on a stable surface. Connect the necessary air and vacuum hoses to the designated ports on the front panel. Ensure the main filter is correctly installed before starting any work, as operating without a filter can cause irreparable damage to the vacuum unit.

Setup procedure
Setup procedure
Connection procedure
Connection procedure

Operation

The device is operated via the connected soldering station. Set-point temperatures and fixed temperatures are stored in the tool. The actual temperature will rise to the set-point temperature upon activation. Always place soldering tools in the safety rest when not in use.

Maintenance and Care

Regularly check the main filter for vacuum and replace it if necessary. Contaminated filters must be treated as special waste. Clean the operator panel with a suitable cloth. Seal unused ports with covering caps. Repairs must only be performed by Weller-trained specialists using original spare parts.

Filter replacement step 1
Filter replacement step 1
Filter replacement step 2
Filter replacement step 2

Troubleshooting

If there is no vacuum, check the vacuum connection, ensure the desoldering nozzle is not clogged, and verify the pump is functional. If vacuum is insufficient, replace the filter cartridge on the desoldering tool or the main filter element on the soldering station. If there is no air at the hot air tool, check the air hose connection and the main filter.

Technical Data

  • Dimensions: 197 mm x 153 mm x 86 mm
  • Weight: 1.4 kg
  • Power Consumption: 70 W
  • Max. Vacuum: 70 kPA
  • Max. Flow Rate: 18 l/min
  • Ambient Temperature: 10 - 40°C

Manufacturer information

Weller Tools

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Practical help

Common problems

No vacuum at desoldering tool

Check vacuum hose connection, clean desoldering nozzle, or check pump.

Insufficient vacuum at desoldering tool

Replace filter cartridge on the desoldering tool or replace the main filter element on the soldering station.

No air at hot air tool

Check air hose connection or replace the main filter element on the soldering station.

Before use

  • Check that mains voltage matches the nameplate ratings.
  • Ensure the main filter is correctly installed.
  • Check all cable and hose connections.
  • Ensure the device is switched off before plugging into the power socket.

Specs in practice

Power Consumption
70 W
Max. Flow Rate
18 l/min

Images and diagrams

  • Page 3: Rear panel connections including footswitch, interface, fuse, and mains connection.
  • Page 4: Front panel controls showing air and vacuum connections and the on/off button.
  • Page 6-7: Setup and connection procedures for the WXair module.

Model compatibility

  • Compatible with Weller WX soldering tools.

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Michael Turner

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