Hi, I just went to use my atten 8586 soldering iron but when i went to heat the iron i got an error on the display saying S-E and the iron isn't heating, I think maybe the heating element has failed but was just wondering if there is a way to verify this before i go buy replacement parts,
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Re: Atten 8586 S-E (Iron stoped heating)
S-E means sensor error, so I would check for an open circuit in the sensor or the wiring/connector. I don't own this soldering station and not sure if the sensor is a thermocouple or RTD.
See this thread too
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