Hey guys.
I've purchased a 936B (soldering station) hakko replica about 9 months ago from dealextreme.
It's made by a Chinese company called best.
Anyhow, it's still working perfectly fine and is properly calibrated , but I am trying to obtain some spare heating elements for it just to be on the safe side, and that's where the problem is (the manual doesn't specify which exact element is used, and from looking around online, I've learned that there are essentially two different elements for this iron, which are A1321 and A1322, but I couldn't really figure out which one I need)
Basically, the element I currently have is 0.4 CM (centimeter) in diameter, and has 4 wires (two reds, one blue, and one transparent)
Also, the circuit board (where the element is attached to) has the following markings on it:
120923
YH-936B-6V2 (or maybe it's 6U2, not entirely sure as it's a bit hard to tell, but it looks
like a V to me)
I've measured the resistance, and it's as follows:
red to red: 13.5 ohms
blue to transparent : 1.1 ohms
Judging by the info I found on the following topic:
https://www.eevblog.com/forum/reviews/genuine-vs-fake-hakko-936-ceramic-heater-a1321/
I'd suspect it's the A1322 kind (as the resistance is similar), but I'd really appreciate some confirmation.
I'm sure some of you have the same iron (with the exact part number as above) and have done this before.