T12-9501 soldering iron kit build - wiring (DIY)

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in this video im showing how i wired my 9501 (T12) soldering iron i bought sometime ago and came as a kit.


 caution!! the connector wiring shown in this video might be not compatible with your soldering station so please dont think that this wiring is universal. check your station pinout first or you may damage something.

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