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Explains safety warning symbols and their meanings for hazard indication.
Details various safety precautions for operating the welding power source.
Lists relevant principal safety standards for welding equipment.
Details the technical specifications, including input/output, dimensions, and operating ranges.
Describes the components and configuration of the welding power source.
Identifies and labels the various parts on the front and rear panels.
Lists the necessary equipment for installing the welding power source.
Specifies the environmental conditions for safe and proper installation.
Explains the correct procedures for safely transporting the welding power source.
Details essential precautions for connecting and grounding the welding power source.
Outlines the sequential steps for connecting the welding power source components.
Covers essential steps for grounding and connecting the input power supply safely.
Details the final checks to confirm all connections are correctly made.
Explains how to connect external equipment like robots and automatic machines.
Details how to wire the voltage detection cable at the base metal side.
Details essential safety precautions to be observed during welding operations.
Lists critical checks to perform before starting the welding operation.
Explains the procedure for powering on the equipment and supplying shield gas.
Details how to straighten the torch cable and feed the wire using the inching function.
Guides on reading and setting welding conditions, including preventing erroneous operations.
Covers the procedures from starting to ending the welding operation.
Provides a list of welding parameters, functions, and internal settings.
Explains the functions and keys available on the welding power source's operation panel.
Covers basic welding conditions and useful functions for setting them.
Outlines the step-by-step process for preparing welding conditions.
Explains how to save, load, and manage welding conditions in memory.
Covers the process of setting welding modes and parameters for optimal performance.
Covers how to set and customize internal functions for advanced control.
Covers the password function and erroneous operation prevention for welding conditions.
Manages welding results through control functions and monitors.
Covers backing up and utilizing welding data, including logs and conditions.
Guides on how to reset welding conditions and internal functions to their default settings.
Explains how to check the software version installed in the welding power source.
Details crucial safety precautions to follow during maintenance and inspection tasks.
Outlines the daily inspection items for the welding power source and its components.
Lists the items to be checked during periodical inspections (every 3-6 months).
Identifies parts that require periodical replacement due to wear or aging.
Explains procedures for insulation resistance and withstand voltage tests.
Guides on how to interpret and handle error codes displayed by the welding power source.
Provides a table of common problems, possible causes, and corrective actions.
Lists all replaceable parts with their part numbers and specifications.
Includes schematic diagrams and parts layout drawings for internal components.
Offers guidance and examples for setting welding conditions based on material and joint type.
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