JBC BIS-5A Battery Powered Soldering Station User Manual

JBC BIS-5A Battery Powered Soldering Station

Specifications

• Model: Battery-Powered Soldering Station
• Voltage Options: 120V (N. America/Taiwan), 230V (India/Europe/United Kingdom)
• Includes: Charging-Base, Charging Holder, USB Cable, Power Cord, Quick Start Guide, Manual

Product Usage Instructions

Station Setup:

1. Display Holder Assembling:
   Insert the thin end of the display holder into the upper area of the rear rail of the charging base. Rotate the display holder 90 degrees until it stands vertical.

2. Display Holder Setting:
   Insert the fixing knob and tighten it to hold the display holder in place.

3. Display Placing:
   Place the display on the support with its buttons facing upwards and adjust the height of the display holder. Tighten the fixing knob completely to secure the display in place.

4. Base Connection / Display Connection:
   Connect the charging base to the mains. Optionally, connect the display to the USB port with the provided USB cable for charging while working.

Turning on the Portable Display:

Press the Power Button to turn on the portable display.

Cartridge Insertion and Charging:

1. Inserting:
   Place the tool over a cartridge and press down to insert it. Lift the tool upward to release it from the extractor.

2. Fixing:
   Ensure the cartridge is properly inserted by pressing the tip against the holes on the sides of the cartridge exchanger.

3. Charging:
   Place the tool in the charging holder to charge it. A beep will confirm proper placement and charging. Adjust sound settings using buttons on the display.

FAQs

• Q: How do I change cartridges and use the cartridge exchanger?
  • A: Refer to the section on Cartridge Exchanger and Cartridge Holder in the manual for detailed instructions.

INSTRUCTION MANUAL
B·IRON 500
Battery-Powered Soldering Station

This manual corresponds to the following references:

BIS-5A – with Portable Display BIS-5QA – without Portable Display
Packing List

• Depending on customer requirements, various power cords are available, suitable for:
  120V – N. America / Taiwan 230V – India / Europe / United Kingdom

The following items are included:

H2465 Right-Side Charging-Holder

BCB Charging-Base for B·IRON
Charging-Base with RightSide Charging-Holder already assembled ……… 1 unit

C210 Cartridge …………….. 1 unit Ref. C210001 (tip ø 0.3 mm)

B·500 Handle for B·IRON ……………….. 1 unit Ref. B500-A Includes Handle + B1596 Safety Cap + OB4000 Sealing Plug + B1510 Grip + fitters.

Brass Wool for B·IRON Charging-Base ………….. 1 unit Ref. CL0300 Already assembled in the charging base.

B·IRON Display Holder 5″ to 7″ ………………………… 1 unit Ref. 0030723 Includes fixing knob.

USB Cable ** (USB A to Micro USB) ………. 1 unit Ref. 0028092

Power Cord * ………………………………………… 1 unit Ref. 0027380 120V – N. America / Taiwan
0027381 230V – India 0027382 230V – Europe 0027378 230V – United Kingdom

• One power cord included according to customer requirements. ** Not included in ref. BIS-5QA.
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Portable Display 7″ for B·IRON ** …….. 1 unit Ref. PDS-B
Quick Start Guide ………………………………… 1 unit Manual …………………………………………………… 1 unit Ref. 0033066

Please read this manual and its safety guidelines thoroughly before using the product.

Features and Connections

PDS* Portable Display 7″
for B·IRON
Cartridge Exchanger
CL0300 Brass Wool for B·IRON Charging-Base
(inside)

Cartridge Holder
H2465 Right-Side ChargingHolder for B·IRON Handles
CL0301 Wiper for B·IRON Charging-Base
BCB Charging-Base for B·IRON

• Not included in ref. BIS-5QA
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Features and Connections
PDS * Portable Display 7″
for B·IRON

USB Cable * Ref. 0028092
Bluetooth Connection

B·IRON Display Holder 5″ to 7″
Ref. 0030723
Display Support

B·500 Handle for B·IRON

Safety Cap Holder

USB Connector

Power Socket

C210 Cartridge
Range

• Not included in ref. BIS-5QA

B1596 Safety Cap for B·IRON Handles

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Station Setup
1. Display Holder Assembling

2. Display Holder Setting

1

2

3

Display Holder
Insert the thin end of the display holder into the upper area of the rear rail of the charging base (1). Then carefully rotate the display holder 90 degrees (2) until it stands vertical.

Insert the fixing knob (3) and tighten it just enough so that it stays in place but the display holder can be moved.

3. Display Placing

Buttons

4. Base Connection / Display Connection

Support
Place the display on the support with its buttons facing upwards and adjust the height of the display holder.
Once the display holder is at the right height, tighten the fixing knob completely to fix the display in place.

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Connector for Display
Connect the charging base to the mains (4).
If needed, the display can be connected to the USB port (5) with the provided USB cable to keep it charging while working.

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5. Turning on the Portable Display
Power Button

JBC
Turn on the display by holding down the power button for a while and then open the B·IRON app*:

• Note: The app can also be downloaded to your own devices. To know how, see section “Installing and Updating the B·IRON App”.

6. Cartridge Insertion and Charging

Inserting

Fixing

Charging

1

3

2

4

Place the tool over a cartridge and press the tool down to insert the cartridge (1). To release the tool with the cartridge from the extractor, lift the tool upward (2).

Make sure that the cartridge is appropriately inserted into the tool by gently pressing the tip against the holes on the sides of the cartridge exchanger (3).
Important: Cartridges must be inserted up to the mark for a proper connection.
Mark

Place the tool in the charging holder (4) to charge it. A beep will sound to confirm that the tool is properly placed and charging. The sound can be turned up, down or off using the buttons on the display.
Note: Charge the tool completely before using it for the first time. A full charge takes: -30 min for B·100 -60 min for B·500 -30 min for B·NANO

For more information on how to change cartridges and the use of the cartridge exchanger, see section “Cartridge Exchanger and Cartridge Holder”.

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Tool Connection

JBC
Note: The supplied handle is already connected.
Make sure that the charging base is connected to the mains.
Scanning a new tool: Place the tool in the charging holder to turn it on. The light color indicates the charge level (see table below).

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6 7
8 10

If the scanning process does not run automatically, tap “scan” (6) on the display while the tool remains in the charging holder. When the tool is shown on the display, select it to be connected (7) and start working with it.

Locate Tool (Search Function): When in doubt of which tool corresponds to the tool’s name, use the Locate Tool function. Tap on the magnifying glass symbol (8) next to the tool’s name. The light band on the corresponding tool blinks in blue for five seconds to identify it.

Working with two tools (works also for charging bases with only one charging holder): It is possible to connect up to two tools at the same time. If a tool is already connected, first select “Menu” (9) and tap on “Disconnect” to disconnect it from the device.

Place the second tool in the charging holder and scan it (6). The second tool is also shown on the display (10). To work with two tools, select one from the left-hand column (11) and the other one from the righthand column (10). Then tap on “CONNECT” (7).

Status Lightband
The status lightband on the tool indicates its status (see table on the right).
Safety Cap
Status Lightband Detail

Color
Green
Orange
Red
Green blinking Orange blinking
Red blinking
No color

Tool Status
More than 50% charged
Between 20% and 50% charged
Less than 20% charged
Charging (more than 50% charged)
Charging (between 20% and 50% charged)
Charging (less than 20% charged) Safety cap on the handle
and/or power off

Blue blinking

Locate Tool function activated

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Safety Cap

Thanks to their safety cap, B·IRON handles can be transported safely, even with the cartridge inserted.

Handle

When the cap is placed onto the handle, the cartridge stops heating, data transfer is cut off and the handle is disconnected from the station.

Cap

If the cap is removed before 60 minutes, the

tool reconnects and heats up immediately. After

60 minutes with the cap on and without any

movement, the handle turns off completely and

it is necessary to reactivate it:

Charging Holder

To reactivate and turn on the handle, the cap must be removed and the handle inserted in the charging holder so that the station recognizes the handle.
Important: After use, it is recommended to leave the tool in the charging holder until the next use so that it is ready and fully charged. The function of the cap is to allow safe transport, not storage.

Cap Holder
Screw
1
Cap Holders
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While the handle is in use, the cap can be stored on the cap holder located on the back of the charging base. There is space for two caps.
If desired, the cap holder can be detached by removing the screw (1).

Operation

JBC JBC’s Most Efficient Soldering System
This revolutionary technology recovers tip temperature extremely quickly. This allows the user to work at a lower temperature.

Work

Charge Mode

Sleep Mode

When the tool is lifted from the tool holder, the tip of the assembled cartridge heats up to the selected working temperature.

While the tool remains in the tool holder, it charges and the tip gradually cools down to room temperature.

If Sleep Mode is activated (see section “Settings”), upon placing the tool in its holder, besides charging it enters Sleep Mode. The tip temperature drops down and remains at Sleep temperature.

Hibernation Mode

Automatic Turn Off

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Turning the Tool Back On

When the tool is away from the tool holder and remains inactive (no movement for at least 10 seconds), it goes into Hibernation Mode and the tip temperature gradually cools down to room temperature.

If the tool has been inactive for a longer period of time (at least 5 minutes), it automatically turns off.

After automatically turning off, put the tool back in the holder to turn it on again.
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Note: The tool can also be switched off/on manually. Tap the Tool power switch on the display (bottom right) to switch it off/ on (if the tool is turned off, it will remain connected up to 5 minutes to the station but will not heat up the cartridge).

0 W 10 seconds/div

Tool

ON

V1.2

Tool Power Switch

JBC

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Workscreen
The workscreen shows a graph of the tip temperature and power supplied to the tip updated in real time. It allows modifying the tool working temperature, checking the battery status and turning the tool in use on and off.

Temperature and Power Graph

MENU

JBC

210

450 ºC

CHARGE

JBC#1
24 W

350 ºC

348ºC

18 W

250 ºC

12 W

150 ºC

6 W

6 W

50 ºC
80%
Temperature Scale

350ºC

0 W 10 seconds/div

Tool

ON

V1.2

Working Temperature Selection Slider

Power Scale

Graph and Automatic Data Display
The graphs of temperature and supplied power start automatically as soon as the tool is lifted from the charging base.
The graph display can be paused while working by tapping the screen on the graph area. While the automatic display is on hold, the temperature/power values can be checked at a certain point of the graph by tapping on the desired position on the display screen.
Note: Pausing the automatic display by tapping on the screen does not stop the tool from heating up, and the tip will remain at the selected working temperature. The graph display automatically continues after 5 seconds.
The graph can be moved to the left and right by swiping the touch screen sideways with one finger.
Working Temperature Modification
The working temperature can be modified using the slider below the graph (± 5 ºC / ± 10 ºF).

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MENU
450 ºC 350 ºC

JBC
CHARGE
348ºC

Connected Tool and Tool Selector

210

JBC#1

24 W

18 W

250 ºC

12 W

150 ºC
50 ºC
80%

6 W
350ºC

When the tool is not in use the graph stops recording

6 W

0 W 10 seconds/div

Tool

ON

V1.2

Stopping Data Display
When the tool is placed in the charging holder or when it enters Hibernation Mode, the data display stops.
The display starts again automatically when the tool is lifted from the tool holder and the graph is automatically displayed again at the point where the previous display stopped, leaving a small gap on the graph between the last registered value and the new starting point.
Working with Two Tools
When working with two tools, to switch between the two graphs, tap on the tool selector (upper-right corner of the display) and select the desired tool from the drop-down menu.
It is also possible to alternate both graphs by simply lifting one tool or the other from the tool holder. The display will automatically show the graph and information of the tool in use.
Note: All menu items are explained in detail starting at section “Menu”.

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Cartridge Exchanger

The cartridge exchanger saves time and allows changing cartridges safely without switching the tool off.

1. Removing Cartridges

2. Inserting Cartridges

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1
Cartridge Exchanger
Place the cartridge over one of the slots of the cartridge exchanger and press down (1) until you hear a click. Then pull the handle out (2) to remove the cartridge.

Place the handle over a cartridge and press the handle down to insert the cartridge.

Retention Clamps
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Cartridge Retention
Cartridges are held in place inside the cartridge exchanger thanks to the retention clamps (5), with the advantage that the cartridges do not fall into the exchanger and the cartridge tips are therefore protected.
The cartridge exchanger of B·IRON stations works with C210 and C115 Cartridges.

C210 Cartridge Retention Area

The holding area of C210 Cartridges goes from the collar of the tip until the cartridge begins to widen (x).

C210

x

Cartridge

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3. Fixing Cartridges
Depending on the shape of the tip, use the holes on the sides of the cartridge exchanger to properly adjust the cartridge.
Important: Push the cartridge in until it stops, making sure that it is firmly assembled*.

Holes

Compatible Cartridges
B·500 Handle works with C210 Cartridges. Find the model that best suits your soldering needs on www.jbctools.com

Conical

Chisel

Inserting C210 Cartridges
Push the cartridges inside the handle until the the reference mark is aligned with the edge of the handle.

Conical Bent

Bevel

C210 Cartridge Holder
The cartridge holder (4x slots) is used to store cartridges. It allows having different cartridges quickly at hand and it works with C210 Cartridges.
Cartridge Holder Slots

Reference Mark

Reference Mark

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Tip Cleaner
Select the option that best suits your needs and improve the tip thermal transfer.

Wiper
Tapping

CL0300 Brass Wool for B·IRON Charging-Base Very effective cleaning method. Leaves a small layer of solder on the tip, preventing oxidation between cleaning and
rewetting.
CL0301 Wiper for B·IRON Charging-Base CL0301 includes an antisplash area that prevents solder particles from splashing onto the working area, keeping the workplace clean.
It also includes a temperature-resistant wiper for removing excess solder by gently tapping or wiping the cartridge tip on it.
If the tip is very dirty, JBC recommends cleaning it first with the wiper to remove excess solder and then with the brass wool.
Wiping

Tap gently to remove excess solder. 14

Use the slots to remove remaining particles.

Menu

JBC MENU
Devices
450 ºC
Documents
Light Theme
350 ºC
Dark Theme
250 ºC

JBC

150 ºC

50 ºC 80%

JMeBnuC- No Tools CoJnnBecCted
Before any tool is connected to the station or after the last tool has been disconnected, the menu offers these options.

MENU
Work
450 ºC
Settings
Counters
350 ºC
Update
2D5o0 cºCuments
Light Theme
150 ºC
Dark Theme
Add device
50 ºC 80%
Disconnect

Menu – Tool Connected

JBC

Once at least one tool has been linked, the menu expands and shows more options.

Work

Takes the user to the workscreen (see section “Workscreen”).
Settings

The B·IRON app offers an intuitive user interface, which provides quick access to several station parameters.
JBC

MENU

Work

JBC

210

JBC#1

Tool ID
Tool1 2822
Hibernation delay (seconds)
00:30

Tool Status Working Low battery Power OFF

Charging No cartridge

Lock Parameters

Locked

Unlocked

Minimum Temperature
100ºC
Temperature units

ºC

ºF

Sleep mode Sleep temperature
150ºC
Maximum Temperature
400ºC

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Settings

Parameter Tool ID Lock parameters
Sleep Mode / Sleep temperature Hibernation delay
Minimum temperature Maximum temperature Temperature units

Description
Allows modifying the tool identifier. Allows locking the parameters of the station using a four-digit code. The default code is 0105, but a new code can be set by simply entering some other four digits of choice when locking the parameters. Set Sleep Mode on/off. The tip temperature drops only to the selected Sleep temperature when placed on the tool holder. Set Hibernation delay from 5 to 15 sec. The countdown starts when the tool remains inactive (no movement). Select the minimum temperature that can be set for Work Mode.
Select the maximum temperature that can be set for Work Mode.
Allows changing the units of temperature measurement between degrees Celsius and degrees Fahrenheit.

Counters

JBC

The Counters section allows the user to consult data and counts on charges, Work Mode periods, Sleep Mode periods, errors… The data can be consulted either by time periods or by number of times a certain event has occurred.

Update
Allows updating the firmware of the soldering station. To know more about the updating process, see section “Updating the Firmware”.

Locate Tool
JBC
Tool light blinks in blue color for five seconds.

MENU
Work
450 ºC
Settings
Counters
350 ºC
Update
2D5o0 cºCuments
Light Theme
150 ºC
Dark Theme
Add device
50 ºC 80%
Disconnect

JBC

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JBC

JBC

Documents
User manuals related to the station or to the tools can be consulted in this section or on JBC’s website: www.jbctools.com
Light/Dark Theme
Allows the user to switch between dark and light display modes.
Disconnect
JBC Disconnect the tool in use. If only one tool is connected, after disconnecting it, the app returns to
the device list display.

B·IRON App Installation and Updating

JBC portable display (Android)

Installing The B·IRON app is already installed on the portable display.

Updating – Go to “www.jbtools.com/software” and download the app installer

– Connect the JBC display via cable to PC and copy the downloaded file to the internal shared storage.

– Execute installer in the display.

User’s smartphone or tablet (Android/iOS)

Note: Internet connection is required to download the app.
Installing or updating – Go to the App Store or Play Store (depending
on your operating system).

Alternatively, scan these QR codes to access the B·IRON app page directly:

– Search for “JBC B.IRON” on the search bar.

– Tap on the app and then on Obtain / Install / Update.

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B·IRON Tool Firmware Updating
Tool firmware updates are not executed automatically; they must be carried out by the user.
Tool updating through JBC display (Android) Note: The display must be connected via USB cable to a PC with internet connection. 1. On your PC, go to “https://www.jbctools.com/software.html.” Tap on “Station Firmware Update”,
then tap on the latest version displayed for B·IRON to download the update zip file.

2. On the JBC display, check if there is a folder in the internal storage named “Internal shared storageAndroiddataes.infinitysource.jbc_soldering.JBCBironfiles”. If it does not exist, create it.

3. Unzip and copy the update files from the PC to JBC’s display into the above-mentioned folder.

4. Access the B·IRON app and select the tool you want to update. Then tap on “Menu” and select “Update”.

5.1. If an update file with a newer version (1) than the one already installed is displayed, tap “Update” (2) to start the update. Once the update is completed, “Tool updated” (3) will be displayed.

5.2. If “No new version available” is displayed (4), no update is possible nor required.

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4

3 2

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B·IRON Tool Firmware Updating
Tool updating through user’s smartphone or tablet (Android/iOS) Note: Your device must be connected to the internet. 1. On your device, go to “https://www.jbctools.com/software.html.” and tap on “Station Firmware
Update”, then tap on the latest version displayed for the B·IRON to download the update zip file. 2. Go to the internal file storage of your device and extract the update files from the zip folder. 3.1. For Android devices, copy the update files into the folder:
“Internal shared storageAndroiddatacom.jbctools.jbcbironfiles”. 3.2. For iOS devices, copy the update files into the B·IRON app folder:
Complete the update by following steps 4 and 5 from the previous section.
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Accessories

B·IRON soldering stations can be accessorized with some additional components specifically designed for them.
For more information on the entire B·IRON product range that goes beyond the information on this manual, please visit www.jbctools.com.
Display Holder
B·IRON Display Holder 10″-13″ Ref. 0031246
In addition to the display holder supplied with the B·IRON station, JBC offers a holder for tablet sizes between 10″ to 13″.

Assemble the display holder at the rear part of the charging base.

B·IRON Display Holder 10″-13″

Soldering Tools for B·IRON Stations

In addition to the tool provided with the purchased station, JBC offers the following tool:

B·100* Light Handle for B·IRON

B·100 Light Handle

Perfect for applications in laboratories and/or performing individual soldering jobs.

Its technical performance has enabled a comfortable and lightweight design.

B·100 works with C210 Cartridges and performs up to 100 SMD soldering joints per charge.
Note: The charging holder on the B·IRON 500 station is fully compatible with B·100.
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• Cartridge not included. Handle comes with a safety cap.
  To charge the tools, a B·IRON charging base or station is needed.

B·NANO* Nano Handle for B·IRON
Perfect for applications in laboratories and/ or performing individual soldering jobs that require the highest precision.
It performs up to 120 SMD soldering joints per full charge.
Note: The charging holder on the B·IRON 500 station is fully compatible with B·NANO.

Safety Cap

B·NANO Nano Handle

B·IRON Expansion Kits
B·100 K* Light Handle Expansion Kit for B·IRON
This kit allows expanding a B·IRON single station with an additional B·100 Light Handle.

Charging Holder Safety Cap

B·100 Light Handle

B·500 K* Handle Expansion Kit for B·IRON
This kit allows expanding a B·IRON single station with an additional B·500 Handle.

Charging Holder

B·500 Handle

Safety Cap

B·NANO K* Nano Handle Expansion Kit for B·IRON
This kit allows expanding a B·IRON single station with an additional B·NANO handle.

Charging Holder

• Cartridge not included. Handle comes with a safety cap. To charge the tools, a B·IRON station is needed.

Cartridge Adapter

B·NANO Nano Handle
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Replacing Brass Wool
1. Lifting

2. Replacing

Lift the wiper by using the recess on the edge. 3. Reassembling

Remove the wiper and replace the brass wool with a new one.
4. Pressing on

Assemble the new wiper onto the charging base. Make sure that the brass wool is on the far left and that there is space for the wiper on the right.

Press the wiper down at the 4 corners until you feel it click into place. Make sure that the wiper membrane is inserted correctly all the way around.

Note: The brass wool and the wiper positions can be reversed by rotating the antisplash membrane 180 degrees.

Wiper rotated 180 degrees

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Replacing B1510 Grips (Soft Foam)

Inserting Fitters

Assembling Grips

Removing Fitters

Fitter

New Grip

Handle

Hold this way so the fitters can slide

Insert the fitters into the new Push the grip with the fitters

grip.

onto the handle.

To remove the fitters, hold the grip and pull the fitters out. Use pliers if necessary.

Replacing Sealing Plugs

The sealing plug prevents undesirable flux vapors or particles from entering the handle. Its usage is highly recommended for intensive applications when soldering is exposed to FOD environments or for applications where the soldering iron works close to a vertical position.

Note: Choose between the two available sealing plug references depending on your handle model.
Before replacing the sealing plug, disconnect the handle from the station and make sure the device is not hot.

Handle B·100 B·500 B·NANO

Sealing Plug OB4000 OB5000

Removing Sealing Plug

Mounting Position

Inserting Sealing Plug

Chamfered Side

Handle

Introduce a small shaft or screwdriver, not deeper than 8 mm, lift and pull the sealing plug. Never use a cartridge to do this operation.

Note: The chamfered side has to be positioned towards the handle.

Push the sealing plug inside the handle until the sealing plug and handle edges are aligned.

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Charging Holder Disassembly and Replacement

Disassembling the Charging Holder
Loosen the screws (1) at the bottom of the charging base. Hold the charging holder with your hand in place, to prevent it from falling down, and pull the side band down (2).

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Side Band

Replacing the Charging Holder
To install a new charging holder, insert it into the top of the side rail (3). Then push the side band back into place (4) until the side band holds it firmly in place.
Finally tighten the screws at the base.

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Maintenance

Before carrying out maintenance, always extract the cartridge from the tool and disconnect the charging base from the mains. Allow the equipment to cool down.

– Use a damp cloth to clean the casing and the tool. Alcohol can only be used to clean the metal parts.

– Periodically check that the metal parts of the tool and charging holder are clean so that the charging works properly.

– Keep the tip surface clean and tinned prior to storage in order to avoid tip oxidation. Rusty and dirty surfaces reduce heat transfer to the solder joint.
– Do not use liquids such as alcohol, thinner or benzene to clean the portable display.

Clean the contact surfaces regularly to ensure that the tool gets charged correctly.

– Repairs should only be performed by a JBC authorized technical service.

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Safety

It is imperative to follow safety guidelines to prevent electric shock, injury, fire or explosion.
– Do not use the units for any purpose other than soldering or rework. Incorrect use may cause a fire. – The power cord must be plugged into approved bases. When unplugging it, hold the plug, not the wire. – Do not attempt to dismantle or open the housing of the tool as it may cause damage. – Do not work on electrically live parts. – The tool should be placed in the charging holder when not in use in order to charge the batteries. – The soldering tip, the metal part of the tool and the charging holder may still be hot even when the
station is turned off. – Do not leave the tool unattended when it is on. – Avoid flux coming into contact with skin or eyes to prevent irritation. – Be careful with the fumes produced when soldering. – Keep your workplace clean and tidy. Wear appropriate protection glasses and gloves when working
to avoid personal harm. – Utmost care must be taken with liquid tin waste, which can cause burns. – This appliance can be used by children over the age of eight and also persons with reduced physical,
sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience provided that they have been given adequate supervision or instruction concerning the use of the appliance and understand the hazards involved. Children must not play with the appliance. – Maintenance must not be carried out by children unless supervised. – Do not expose the portable display to high temperatures, humidity or dust. Avoid direct sunlight. – Do not drop the portable display or the tool, as it may cause damage or malfunction. – Do not disconnect your device when it is in file transfer mode. – Do not use the portable display in places where wireless communications are restricted.
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Safety – Battery
It is imperative to follow safety guidelines to prevent electric shock, injury, fire or explosion. – Caution: This product contains lithium-ion batteries. Mishandling or improper use may result in fire, explosion, or personal injury. – Always use the provided charger. Do not use damaged chargers or batteries. – Never attempt to disassemble or modify the batteries or the product. Doing so may lead to electric shock, fire, or damage to the product. – In the event of damage, leakage, or overheating of the batteries, discontinue use immediately and contact customer support or JBC technical service facility. – Dispose of devices with batteries inside, responsibly according to regulations. They must be disposed of in accordance with local regulations so that they can be recycled. – Do not throw devices with batteries into household waste and do not dispose of them in fire or water.
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Specifications

B·IRON 500 Battery-Powered Soldering Station Ref. BIS-5A – with Portable Display Ref. BIS-5QA – without Portable Display
Charging Base – Input: – Nominal Power: – Tool Output: – USB Output:
B·500 Handle – Peak Power (Tool): – Battery: – Charge Time: – Selectable Temperature: – Idle Temp. Stability (still air): – Temp. Accuracy: – Connections: – Ambient Operating Temp.: – Tool Weight:
Portable Display 7″ – Display Dimensions:
Ref. BIS-5A with Portable Display: – Total Net Weight: – Total Package Dimensions/Weight: (L x W x H)
Ref. BIS-5QA without Portable Display: – Total Net Weight: – Total Package Dimensions/Weight: (L x W x H)

100 V – 240 V 50/60 Hz 40 W 12 V / 1000 mA 5 V / 1000 mA
24 W Li-Ion 7.4 V / 750 mAh 60 minutes 100 – 450 °C / 210 – 840 °F ±1.5 °C / ±3 °F ±3 % (using reference cartridge) Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) 10 – 50 °C / 50 – 122 °F 70 g / 0.154 lb
7″ / 7 in
1.98 kg / 4.37 lb 265 x 223 x 160 mm / 2.55 kg 10.43 x 8.78 x 6.30 in / 5.62 lb
1.53 kg / 3.37 lb 225 x 223 x 160 mm / 2.06 kg 8.86 x 8.78 x 6.30 in / 4.54 lb

Complies with CE standards. Not grounded device. No ESD discharge feature.

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Warranty JBC’s 2 year warranty covers this equipment against all manufacturing defects, including the replacement of defective parts and labour. Warranty does not cover product wear or misuse. In order for the warranty to be valid, equipment must be returned, postage paid, to the dealer where it was purchased. Get 1 extra year JBC warranty by registering here: https://www.jbctools.com/productregistration/ within 30 days of purchase. If you register, you will receive e-mail notifications about new software updates for your registered product.
This product should not be thrown in the garbage. In accordance with the European directive 2012/19/EU, electronic equipment at the end of its life must be collected and returned to an authorized recycling facility.

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