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ESAB A6 S Arc Master User Manual

ESAB A6 S Arc Master
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Valid for serial no. 3210456 562 101 2009--03--09
A6 S Arc Master
A6 S G Master
A6 S Compact 500
A6 SFE1 / A6 SFE2 / A6 SGE1/
A6 SFE1C
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ESAB A6 S Arc Master Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandESAB
ModelA6 S Arc Master
CategoryWelding Accessories
LanguageEnglish

Summary

1 Directive

Declaration of Conformity

Formal statement guaranteeing compliance of the automatic welding machine with EN 60292 standard and directives.

2 Safety

Operator Responsibilities

Ensures familiarity with operation, emergency stops, function, safety precautions, and welding.

Workplace and Personal Safety

Covers requirements for a suitable workplace, personal safety equipment, and general precautions like secure cables.

3 Introduction

3.1 General

Overview of automatic welding machines designed for butt and fillet joints using SAW and MIG/MAG welding.

3.2 Definitions

Defines key welding terms like SAW welding, MIG/MAG welding, Tandem welding, and Twinarc welding.

3.3 Technical Data

3.3 Technical Data

Presents detailed technical specifications for A6 SFE1, A6 SFE2, A6 SGE1, and A6 SFE1C welding heads.

3.4 Welding Method

3.4 Welding Methods

Explains Submerged Arc Welding (SAW) Light Duty, Heavy Duty, and Tandem welding configurations.

3.5 Equipment

3.5 Equipment Overview

Details the components of a complete welding head, including feed motor and contact equipment for different models.

4 Installation

4.1 General

States that installation must be performed by qualified personnel and includes a warning about rotating parts.

4.2 Mounting

Describes how automatic welding machines are fitted using screws on a carriage or column and boom unit.

4.3 Connections

Instructions for connecting the A2-A6 Process Controller to the welding machine.

4.3 Connections Diagrams

4.3 Connection Diagrams

Provides diagrams for connecting A6 welding heads for Submerged Arc Welding (SAW) and Gas Metal Arc Welding (MIG/MAG).

5 Operation

5.1 General

General safety regulations and advice for operating the welding equipment, including weld preparation and testing.

5.2 Starting Work

Instructions for loading the welding wire onto the wire drum and brake hub, including a warning about the bobbin.

5.2 Starting Work - Wire Feeding

5.2 Wire Feeding and Roller Change

Details on checking feed rollers, tensioning wire, and procedures for changing feed rollers for different wire types.

5.2 SAW Contact Equipment

5.2 SAW Contact Equipment & Tandem Adjustment

Guides on selecting contact equipment for SAW, including flux-cored wire, and adjusting wires for tandem welding.

5.2 Twin Wire Contact Equipment

5.2 Twin Wire Contact Equipment & Twin-arc Adjustment

Instructions for contact equipment for twin wires (Heavy Twin and Light Twin) and adjusting wires for Twin-arc welding.

5.2 MIG/MAG Contact Equipment

5.2 MIG/MAG Contact Equipment & Flux Filling

Details on contact equipment for MIG/MAG welding and procedures for filling the flux hopper.

5.3 Conversion to MIG/MAG

5.3 Conversion to MIG/MAG

Instructions for assembling the conversion kit to change the welding head from Submerged Arc Welding to MIG/MAG welding.

5.4 Conversion to Twin-arc

5.4 Conversion to Twin-arc

Instructions for assembling the conversion kit to change the welding head for Twin-arc welding.

6 Maintenance

6.1 General Maintenance

General maintenance guidelines, emphasizing disconnecting the mains supply before any work and referring to the Process Controller manual.

6.2 Daily Maintenance

Daily checks include cleaning flux/dirt, checking connections, bolted joints, guides, and drive rollers.

6.3 Regular Maintenance

Regular checks involve carbon brushes, slides, guides, drive rollers, and contact tips, with replacement of worn components.

7 Fault Tracing

Equipment Check for Faults

Lists essential equipment checks and prerequisites before starting troubleshooting, including power supply and controls.

Possible Faults and Solutions

Details common symptoms like fluctuating readings, irregular wire feed, and overheating cables, with causes and actions.

8 Accessories

List of Accessories

Lists available accessories for the welding heads, including slides, contact equipment, conversion kits, and pilot lamps.

9 Ordering of Spare Parts

Ordering Spare Parts Process

Guidance on how to order spare parts, specifying machine type, number, designation, and part number.

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