To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is the temperature LED indicator on my Forney 220 TIG AC/DC Welding System?
The temperature LED indicator might be on due to poor ventilation, high ambient temperature, or exceeding the rated duty cycle. To resolve this, improve the ventilation around your Forney Welding System. It should automatically recover once the temperature decreases.
What to do if the cooling fan is not working on my Forney 220 TIG AC/DC?
If the cooling fan on your Forney Welding System isn't working or is turning slowly, it could be due to a broken switch or fan, or a disconnected wire. Try the following: * Replace the switch. * Replace or repair the fan. * Check the connection.
Why is the electrode holder getting hot on my Forney 220 TIG AC/DC?
If the electrode holder and cable, including the polarity sockets, are getting hot on your Forney Welding System, it may be due to the electrode holder or cable being too small, a loose socket, or increased resistance. Here's how to address this: * Replace the electrode holder with one of bigger capacity. * Replace the cable with one that meets the requirements. * Remove any oxide skin and tighten the socket.
Why is the power source tripping on my Forney Welding System?
If the power source is tripping on your Forney Welding System, it could be due to resuming power after a long period (more than two days) or during welding. This may be caused by the main power filter's capacity charging. Try switching on the main power source. If the issue persists, contact support.
How to fix the adjustment knob on Forney 220 TIG AC/DC?
If the adjustment knob on the front panel of your Forney Welding System isn't working, the potentiometer (current regulation) may be broken. Replace the potentiometer.
General| Output Range | 10-220A |
|---|---|
| AC Frequency | 50/60Hz |
| Duty Cycle | 60% at 200A |
| Weight | 60 lbs |
| Input Phase | Single Phase |
| Input Voltage | 230V |
| Process | TIG/Stick |
| TIG Welding Capacity | 1/4 in |
Lists key safety standards for welding and cutting processes.
Requirements for connecting the welder to a power source.
Guides through setting parameters for TIG welding in DC mode.
