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General| Brand | ESAB |
|---|---|
| Model | PLASMAWELD 202 |
| Category | Welding System |
| Language | English |
Warning about lethal electric shock risks during welding operations and necessary precautions.
Alerts to health dangers from fumes and gases, advising ventilation and breathing zone protection.
Highlights risks of arc rays to eyes and skin, recommending protective gear and bystander protection.
Warns about fire risks from sparks and spatters, stressing the need to clear flammable materials.
Advises seeking expert assistance for any equipment malfunctions.
Product is for industrial use (Class A); domestic use may cause radio interference. Users must take precautions.
Details on connecting the units to 400V, 230V, or 500V mains and cable requirements.
Instructions for checking and topping up the coolant level using LoDuct fluid.
Procedure for connecting gas cylinders, regulators, hoses, and setting gas pressure to 6 bar.
Guide for connecting manual and machine torches, including water hoses and control plugs.
Explains factory settings and adjustments for pilot arc current on PLW 402 and PLW 202.
Details on connecting the work return lead and electrode holder for MMA welding.
Information on connecting various remote controls to the 5-pole socket G.
Instructions for connecting the machine to an automatic control system via socket b.
Step-by-step guide for plasma welding, including gas flow, current adjustment, and torch operation.
Instructions for performing TIG welding, including torch substitution and gas flow adjustment.
Details on the TIG pilot arc welding process, referencing Plasma welding procedures.
Procedure for safely switching off pilot arc welding, including post-flow times.
Steps for performing Manual Metal Arc (MMA) welding, including torch removal and current adjustment.
Explanation of parameters like current down-slope time, up-slope duration, and switch functions for plasma welding.
Details on TIG welding modes (2-stroke, 4-stroke), up-slope, and down-slope parameters.
Notes that TIG pilot arc welding follows the same process as Plasma welding.
Describes Hot-Start and Soft-Start functions for MMA welding, including parameter settings.
Lists available accessories for plasma welding, including pulse units and remote controls.
Mentions a combined pulse-/dual current-control accessory specifically for TIG welding.
Emphasizes the importance of regular maintenance for reliable and safe operation, and using original parts.
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