Need 2 know how 2 take temp of Lenk soldering gun model 2000.not sure if its getting 2 correct temp.whats temp supposed 2 be,in ferenheit?i have a Etex digital multimeter.really dont know how 2 use it though.

I agree , if it were only one area of error I would first and foremost say verify your temp with a point and shoot temp gun , but it sounds like you need new cluster , I'm sure the other Answer is also correct to re solder the components , but most just want it fixed quickly . I would also remove battery so when re installed your cpu re sets

Hello, if does work and leaking fuel. Take it back to Sears for a replace. Do mess with. If does work right the first time then it is faulty. GB...stewbison

You might try getting new bolts that are the next size up. For example #6 x 32 to # 8 x 32. Just tap out the existing holes.

This sounds like a "contact" problem where the tip installs in the gun. I would remove the tip and burnish the connections with some very very light sand paper or steel wool (an emery board is a nice 'tool' to add to your tool box). You'll also need to clean the gun connections themselves. Also make sure the connectors are tight, but be careful not to overtighten them or you'll break them. Good connections = good heat transfer. Good Luck.
James

Sears Hardware carries Weller and and has tips for the 8200 Weller Soldering Gun, I just swa them yesterday at Sears Hardware.

Get a soldering gun and solder the wire back together. Use another piece of wire as a jumper if the existing wire is not long enough.

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Pull the whole thing off the wall there is a switch on the back marked F and C. Make sure the switch is set correctly.

if its not too far burned back into the gun body, get some "HI" TEMP" terminals and recrimp...you should be fine....dont peel back into xfmr windings though

have to be resoldered . you will need a very high temp soldering gun to remove these ..this solder is not like the old lead solder that unsolders easy also make sure they have same rating as original or higher voltage and also make sure polarity is correct when replaced..goodluck