Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 14 03:58:17 EST 2006 | Rob
Yes, it's fine - as Pete says you have to replace certain parts & either get the pot recoated or a new one. We ran a "Lead free" 6622C from Vitronics Soltec on Tin Lead, then it was cleaned up, recoated and loaded with a no-lead alloy with no proble
Electronics Forum | Mon Oct 19 09:59:30 EDT 2015 | cbeneat
I've never had that particular problem with our machine, but I do know that if the CB pop for whatever reason the machine doesn't give an error. So I would check those, if you haven't yet. Also under options you can do an element check, see if that
Electronics Forum | Tue Oct 20 10:14:59 EDT 2015 | aemery
Florin, Not sure if this will be helpful or not, but I have completed a couple of pot height retrofits for these waves and I seemed to remember that one of my clients spilled some solder and shorted out the 24vdc power supply. I am pretty sure this
Electronics Forum | Wed May 09 03:56:36 EDT 2018 | ced
Hello, I work on the replacement on our old waves. The objective is to replace 6622C waves by full tunnel N2 waves, for the benchmark, I have selected 3 manufacturers : Ersa, Seho and Electrovert. What are your experiences with these manufacturers
Electronics Forum | Fri Dec 10 11:22:50 EST 2004 | rlackey
Hi, We paid �60K for a 6622C from Vitronics Soltec, no idea about US costs since the dollar went down the swanny. Great machine though. Not all lead free ovens come with Nitrogen capability - it depends whether you specify it or not, and it can ad
Electronics Forum | Fri May 28 13:09:42 EDT 2004 | Glenn
Thanks for the advice regarding the ultrasonic spray fluxer ... we are currently using Delta Wave 6622c wave solder machine with dual spray heads (the ability to use two completely different kinds of flux chemistries). It's a great system that works
