Does this unit have a fuse in it?

It is unclear, however we need to qualify the negative responses. This quest results from a EEVBlog post in which the "expert" electronics blogger plugged his north american device(110v-60hz) unit "accidentally" into an australian(he is in australia) 230v-50hz outlet. In north america the outlet between 110v and 220v,240v are utterly different and cannot inadvertantly be plugged in. If there is an over current situation your breaker panel will pop.

Does this station worksbfrom 220 V supply?

The station is available in 120V and 230 Volt versions. This one sold on amazon.com is 120V

Does this model have a fuse of on the primary side of the transformer?

Actually no it’s on the neutral. The plug is keyed and I was checking the unit out and found that out... strange

Where can you get replacement tips? Do you have a part number?

The ET series tips fit the WE1010NA soldering station. (The iron in this station is a WE 70 in case you need to replace just that part of the outfit.) I use the ETA tip which is a 1/16" chisel or screwdriver tip. The ETB is the same only 3/32". There's also an ETC, ETP and ETS. I got a 5-pack of ETA tips for about $20 from Home Depot. www.weller-tools.com has info on all their tips.

Display type	Digital
Included components	Soldering station and accessories
Temperature stability	4 degrees_celsius
Upper temperature rating	4 Degrees Fahrenheit
UPC	037103322289
Global Trade Identification Number	00037103322289
Manufacturer	Weller
Part Number	WE1010NA
Product Dimensions	15 x 22.5 x 31.5 cm; 2.5 kg
Item model number	WE1010NA
Size	5-piece kit
Style	Station Only
Material	Plastic
Pattern	Digital Soldering Station
Power Source	ac_dc
Item Package Quantity	1
Measurement System	Metric
Batteries included?	No
Batteries Required?	No
Item Weight	2.5 kg

Weller Digital Soldering Station - WE1010NA

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