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Why is the measured tip temperature lower than the set temperature?
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| Check 1 | Are the tip, element cover, nut, etc. oxidized? |
| Check 2 | Is the tip shape changed? |
| Check 3 | Has the sensor of the thermometer deteriorated? (In the case of HAKKO-manufactured contact-type measuring instruments) |
| Check 4 | Are the batteries low on power? |
| Check 5 | Is the correct measurement method suitable for the measuring instrument being performed? |
Check 3. Has the sensor of the thermometer deteriorated? (In the case of HAKKO-manufactured contact-type measuring instruments)
If the sensor is deteriorated due to corrosion by solder, the temperature may be shown lower in some cases. A sensor can last approx. 50 times in general; however, if lead-free solder is used, the sensor must be replaced more frequently.
*NOTE If a measuring instrument manufactured by another company is used, refer to its instruction manual.
Replace it with a new one before measuring the temperature. If the temperature is still shown lower, confirm the details in Checks 1, 2, 4 and 5.