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| Mr.
Fusamura |
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OK. But I am
not an expert either. First, heat up both
the lead wire and the terminal, and then feed
the solder. After feeding an appropriate amount
of solder, stop feeding the solder. After
the solder spreads well, pull the soldering
iron from the joint. How is that? (Photo 7) |
Photo 7
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| Hikaru |
: |
That's really great. |
| Mr.
Fusamura |
: |
After finishing
work, let's put the tools away. To put the
soldering iron away, first thoroughly wipe
off the solder adhering to the soldering tip
with the cleaning sponge and then feed fresh
solder to the soldering tip. (Photo 8) This
can prevent the soldering tip from being oxidized,
ensuring a long service life. (Photo 9) |
Photo 8
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Photo 9
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| Hikaru |
: |
I see. |
| Mr. Fusamura |
: |
Then, be careful not to put the solder and
the soldering iron within a child's reach.
After putting the tools away, clean your hands
thoroughly. Solder contains lead and it is
not good if lead enters the body. |
| Hikaru |
: |
The soldering iron is a tool that can be used
by anyone but it must be handled with care.
Now, I'm getting interested in soldering. |
| Yotchan |
: |
Hikaru, is the
car repaired? |
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| Hikaru |
: |
It has just been repaired. Let's try to run
the car. |
| Yotchan |
: |
OK. I'll start. Look! |
| Hikaru |
: |
It's so fast! |
| Yotchan |
: |
Yes. Thank you,
Hikaru. |
| Mr. Fusamura |
: |
Hikaru, Why don't you come to my home next
time?
I have an interesting handicraft kit.
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| Hikaru |
: |
Really? |
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