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General| Duty Cycle | 60% at 300A |
|---|---|
| Protection Class | IP23 |
| Welding Process | TIG / Stick |
| Output Current Range | 5-300 Amps |
| Dimensions | 500mm x 250mm x 420mm |
Details electrical hazards and necessary precautions during arc welding operations.
Lists essential safety standards and codes for welding and cutting processes.
States equipment compliance with applicable regulations and standards.
Provides guidance on effectively reading and understanding the service manual's content.
Explains how to locate and record the unit's identification and serial numbers.
Instructs on checking equipment upon receipt for completeness and shipping damage.
Illustrates and defines symbols used on the welding equipment for clarity.
Provides a general overview of the welding power source features and capabilities.
Presents a visual representation of the power source's internal functional components.
Details safe procedures for moving and transporting the welding power source.
Lists the technical specifications, ratings, and performance data of the welding equipment.
Describes suitable and hazardous environmental conditions for welder operation.
Provides guidelines for selecting an appropriate and safe installation location.
Outlines procedures and warnings for connecting the welder to the electrical power supply.
Specifies the required mains supply voltage and current circuit recommendations.
Explains the importance of correct high-frequency installation to prevent interference.
Details ways high frequency interference can be transmitted and how to mitigate it.
Defines duty cycle and explains its impact on welder operation and warranty.
Identifies and describes the various controls and connectors on the power source front panel.
Explains how to select different welding modes (STICK, HF TIG, LIFT TIG) and operation modes.
Details the function and purpose of each weld parameter adjustable on the front panel.
Provides a comprehensive table of weld parameters and their ranges for different modes.
Lists and describes the key features and functionalities of the welding power source.
Outlines the step-by-step procedure for performing stick welding operations.
Details the sequence for setting up and performing AC or DC HF TIG welding.
Explains the operational sequence for the slope mode in TIG welding.
Describes the operation of the slope mode when combined with the repeat function.
Explains the function and benefits of using pulse controls in welding.
Guides on saving and retrieving welding parameter programs for future use.
Discusses the phenomenon of arc flutter in AC TIG welding on aluminum.
Explains the connection of the TIG torch and work lead for direct current straight polarity.
Provides recommended current ranges for various tungsten electrode sizes.
Lists different tungsten electrode types, their applications, and color codes.
Offers guidance on selecting the appropriate filler wire diameter for welding.
Recommends shielding gases for different metal alloys used in welding.
Details TIG welding parameters for low carbon and low alloy steel pipe.
Provides recommended parameters for welding aluminum using TIG.
Provides recommended parameters for welding steel using TIG.
Specifies electrode polarity connections for stick welding.
Discusses the effects of stick welding on various metals like steel, cast iron, and copper.
Lists common TIG welding issues, their possible causes, and remedies.
Identifies potential problems in stick welding and provides solutions.
Details issues related to the welding power source and their corresponding fixes.
Outlines the technical specifications for the Voltage Reduction Device (VRD).
Provides instructions for routine inspection and testing of the VRD.
Lists common error codes, their causes, remedies, and remarks for power source issues.
Describes how to isolate faults within the power supply's internal subsystems.
Provides detailed steps for verifying and resolving issues indicated by specific error codes.
Offers troubleshooting steps for failures not associated with specific error codes.
Outlines preparation and execution of fault isolation tests for diagnosing issues.
Details procedures for testing the power input circuitry using voltage measurements.
Presents a list of components and their corresponding part numbers for maintenance.
Identifies the necessary tools and parts required for performing maintenance tasks.
Provides step-by-step instructions for replacing various internal components of the unit.
Explains the importance of identification numbers for ordering parts.
Guides the user on how to interpret and use the provided parts list.
Details the conditions, exclusions, and limitations of the product warranty.
Outlines the warranty periods for different components of the welding equipment.
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