Parkside Cordless Soldering Iron PLKA 4 B3 REVIEW

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  • Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
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Комментарии • 47

  • @synthwave7
    @synthwave7 2 года назад +7

    Nice - In my mind I thought this battery soldering iron is money wasted but you have proven it is not. Thank you showing the press button from previous model. I will buy this model now. Thanks

  • @EdwardSkihands
    @EdwardSkihands 2 года назад +2

    I got this today and I was surprised...
    I have PKLA 4 A2, which I felt like being on right track but found it problematic enough to avoid completely. When saw new model in store today, I thought "they must've fixed things with this model" and with that price, I wanted to try it... not going to lie, it turned out better than expected... recommend this for every DIY-people.

    • @EdwardSkihands
      @EdwardSkihands 2 года назад

      Turns out some PKLA 4 A2's were problematic after leaving assembly line, and some were not. No idea what's the determining factor of it, but speculations are for example manufacturing locations. Although good and bad products do come from same site.

    • @Boz1211111
      @Boz1211111 Год назад

      Is it temperature controlled?

    • @EdwardSkihands
      @EdwardSkihands Год назад

      @@Boz1211111 there's just one button and no way to change rhe temperature. But the temperature was about 530°C on which the iron heats in 30 secondary, that's amazing for just 8W device...

    • @Boz1211111
      @Boz1211111 Год назад +1

      @@EdwardSkihands yes quick heating is very good but 530c is insane temp. i work most of the time at 330c on my station and this thing looked convenient to carry. I guess wont be buying a new iron since my soldering station can run on battery power

  • @11kele
    @11kele Год назад +1

    I just bought it and I'm surprised. It works great for occasional personal use, for quick fixes around the house, for my son to use it for building Arduino projects... Being cordless is a big plus, but it lacks some additional options and the battery does not last long, so it is not for any professional use.

  • @awe4986
    @awe4986 2 месяца назад

    the top part broke from the bulb.i can't find any replacement anywhere,nice one

  • @diogosoaresmendes
    @diogosoaresmendes Год назад +2

    Thanks for the video Andrew. Where do you get new tips for this?

  • @jxg1652
    @jxg1652 2 года назад +5

    Not having a 2nd (Safety) switch makes this a FIRE HAZARD.
    Throw it in a box with some other things, something hits the button - FIRE !!!
    Considering that this soldering Iron is meant to be for mobile use.....
    I had this happen with my hammer drill, forgot to put it in safety position, driving around... suddenly started hammering cuz smth shifted and hit the button :D NP with Hammer drill... but with a Soldering Iron ???

    • @keios
      @keios Год назад +4

      You have to hold the button down for 5 seconds to turn it on. It also turns off automatically after a period.

    • @agramcroatia4185
      @agramcroatia4185 Год назад +11

      Well, you just need to unscrew the soldering tip. Then there is no chance of anything catching fire. Is it that hard to do?

    • @setecastronomy_hc
      @setecastronomy_hc Год назад

      You should always remove battery from your cordless tools if not used. It's a good practice and it can save your ass.

    • @irishguy200007
      @irishguy200007 Год назад

      Seriously?

    • @WaschyNumber1
      @WaschyNumber1 Год назад

      Are you a adult or a child that can't handle grown up tools, all sissys this days and no common sense anymore. 🤔 If you can handle tools than don't do it. They are enough warnings and handling suggestions on the manuals.

  • @shabanb
    @shabanb 3 месяца назад

    It’s very good and I like it

  • @quackwrapaquack
    @quackwrapaquack 10 месяцев назад

    Thank you for your review. Can you tell me if I can use this on household items like a lampshade skeleton?

  • @samsungsexy7164
    @samsungsexy7164 2 года назад +1

    Informative video and narration. Keep it up 👍

  • @trucker4526
    @trucker4526 4 месяца назад

    I paid 9 eur but it s suprisingly good. My question ,are spare tips available?

  • @voicheci007
    @voicheci007 2 года назад +1

    hi! for some reason the tip on mine doesnt get hot enough. I can barely melt solder. I did tighten the tip on it but still it melts the solder with very much difficulty. what could be the cause?

    • @zokonjazokonja
      @zokonjazokonja 4 месяца назад +1

      to weak power, probably much less than 8W as declared. Measure heater resistance and calculate power by 13.7/R . R is resistance that you measure

  • @gibby7233
    @gibby7233 Год назад

    How do you know when it is fully charged, i had mine on for 2 hours an the red light was still on?

  • @HattoriHanzo031
    @HattoriHanzo031 Год назад

    You should put some water on the sponge before using it

  • @zokonjazokonja
    @zokonjazokonja 4 месяца назад

    this timer of approx 30 sec from red to green light makes no sense. It is always 30 sec, even when I turn it OFF for 5 second and turn it back ON

  • @user-ex8qx2vr5v
    @user-ex8qx2vr5v 2 года назад

    Thank you for video

  • @bayadere8308
    @bayadere8308 2 года назад

    You didn't mention the charging - presumably you just plug the USB cable into a compatible socket?

  • @dewaynegoldie8559
    @dewaynegoldie8559 Год назад

    I like mine.

  • @agramcroatia4185
    @agramcroatia4185 Год назад

    What I wonder? What would happen if I put a stronger battery? Now there is 1500mAh inside. What should I put 3200mAh? Would the charger charge it? It should, but for twice as long. Am I right?

    • @setecastronomy_hc
      @setecastronomy_hc Год назад

      I've upgraded mine to 3000mAh right as i got it. It charges super long, haven't measured current but it's somewhere around 0.5A-1A. It takes about 5h to charge it if i completly discharge it. Can't say for sure how much longer it lasts since i haven't tested it with original battery, but in theory it should last about twice as long.

  • @eyefishinggunkchannel1011
    @eyefishinggunkchannel1011 Год назад

    u cant have a possitive without a negative coming after so ye cordless but u cant use it while its charging so pointless but ive bought 4 ones with cord on them and all 4 bust the same way just went buzz then went off crazy parkside aswell

  • @you_can_change_alias
    @you_can_change_alias Год назад

    The tops are a joke, inside. Between the beak and the bulb socket, there is the copper wire that breaks from the heat. They are not covered by the warranty, and you can't really find a replacement either. Except for the Chinese, but don't order online, they play tricks. If you can find it in the local shop, fine (cost about 10-12 euros only the tops). Those who buy tools to rely on them, better look for something else. Like a soldering station 12V powered if you needed on the ground, or other kind of tool if you work on wall, pole, etc.

  • @openhw6445
    @openhw6445 7 месяцев назад

    ωραίος

  • @duente80
    @duente80 Год назад

    This was a great little tool, until it broke down. Actually both of them that i bought. After some time without being used, they went dead. not charging, nothing. straight to trash

  • @saseasasini
    @saseasasini Год назад

    Its only a toy, in my opinion! This device is only good for soldering wires in the air. To unsoldering a component from a PCB, it is absolutely impossible, the tip cools down instantly! Wase of money, i returned it.

  • @evan65555
    @evan65555 Год назад

    It won’t charge :/

    • @jonathangwilliams6825
      @jonathangwilliams6825 Год назад

      I had a problem with this too, but it turned out the tip had come loose in the holster. Check it's cool, unscrew the tip completely, screw it back in again hand-tight and try again.

  • @TheMrjogas
    @TheMrjogas Год назад +4

    Worst purchase I made.

    • @kerimatay6187
      @kerimatay6187 Год назад

      Why?

    • @TheMrjogas
      @TheMrjogas Год назад +1

      @@kerimatay6187 first thing iron tips.second performance 3rd tip didn't last long.mabe after 20jobs gone.and they very expensive.

  • @jaykink5634
    @jaykink5634 Год назад

    Lies, I have this and its useless

  • @thecyborg6718
    @thecyborg6718 9 месяцев назад

    Its garbage if it can't adjust the temperature.