Instruction: Evaluate the answerability of a question by analyzing the related document, outputting yes if the document contains information addressing the question, and no otherwise.

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Question: Does it work with lead free solder?
Document: Its a wonderful iron, heats up in about 30 seconds. holds temp really nice, even when you are trying to work on something big. It has enough power. Plus it gets hot enough to melt lead free solder, which my old Radioshack iron did not. User programmer settings are neat, although a little confusing, read the manual and you'll be ok.
I struggled for the longest time to find a soldering iron that would allow me to solder and unsolder wires from circuit boards. I don't do this a lot so I always bought the &#34;cheap&#34; stuff (&#62; $30) from Radio Shack or similar stores. After seeing this Hakko iron used in a lab at work, I researched it on Amazon and read up on all the positive comments.Let me say that all these positive reviews are legit.
excellent tool for electronic repairs, total control of temperature depending on the work to be done recommend it, worth every USD invested
I wish I had learned about Hakko soldering irons long ago... This soldering station has the same quality and ergonomics of the Weller and Metcal stations I use at work, but they are only a FRACTION of the price.
This is a great station. I am only just getting into electronics work and it has been great for me. I am no pro but have been able to produce good surface mount joints and through hole joints. There are good tips available for this model as well. You can't go wrong with this unit.
This is a great unit. It heats very quickly, and maintains the temperature well. The separate stand saves some bench space over a joined unit, and the cleaning sponge and wire area work pretty well. Finally, it is pretty easy to change tips when needed. Two thumbs up!
The engineer who designed this interface needs to have his brain examined. The unit has only two buttons, up and enter. There is no down button. Trying to set the temperature by simply using the up button does not work. You have to scratch your head, or read the manual to figure out how to change the temperature. This should be as easy as pressing a button, but it is not. Overall the quality of construction is very good, but the digital interface and the pencil surely disappoint.
Soldering iron nirvana... This devise turned a struggling newbie into a pro with admirable results. Where you may not need this level of quality for simple lead repairs, this takes the muss and fuss out of rebuilds and desoldering the back of pots cleanly for mods and reuse of quality components. Can't say enough good about it. A great purchase and an affordable price just before going firmly into the territory of &#34;professional grade&#34; models & price tags.
Great soldering station, I just wish they supplied the complete instructions with it! I'd give them 5 stars for function, but I subtract one for the fact that the operation is somewhat of a kludge, and the supplied instructions are incomplete.I noticed the pre-set temperature feature in the instructions, and it looked pretty neat. However, when I tried to access it, it didn't work!
My Weller station finally gave out after 15 years. Started looking at new ones and ran accross the name Hakko. The FX888 got good reviews and was reasonably priced. Found it on Amazon and ordered it. Received it promptly. Put the unit to work building a guitar amp. Great temp control, easy to use pencil type iron and a very effective holding station. This the perfect hobbyists soldering station.
Answer: yes