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Configuring the
system
Ensure that the wearing parts from the "Speed" original equipment kit have been fitted
1510 Puls
e
Lap joint, fillet weld
light-gauge sheet
High frequency pulsed arc; arc
length kept short; optimised for
high welding speeds and alumini-
um
1510
Lead
with
1511
Trail
1511 CMT Lap joint, fillet weld
light-gauge sheet
CMT arc; higher current in the
arc-on phase; optimised for alu-
minium
1522 Puls
e
Fillet weld High frequency pulsed arc; arc
length kept short; optimised for
high welding speeds and alumini-
um, wire diameter 1.6 mm
1522
Lead
with
1523
Trail
1523 CMT Fillet weld CMT arc; higher current in the
arc-on phase; optimised for alu-
minium, wire diameter 1.6 mm
Characteristic number
Welding process
Weld seam profile
Characteristic
Combination
of characteristics
WARNING! If the equipment is used or tasks are carried out incorrectly, serious
injury or damage may result. All the work described below must only be carried
out by trained and qualified personnel. Do not carry out any of the work described
below until you have fully read and understood the following documents:
- these operating instructions
- all the operating instructions for the system components, especially the safe-
ty rules
CAUTION! The power sources must be switched on for the following work. This
poses a risk of injury and material damage due to:
- welding current
- unintentional ignition of an arc
- emerging wire electrodes
Until all work is completed, ensure that:
- welding is not initiated by any power source
- the wire electrodes are not fed out
NOTE! The work described below is performed on both power sources using the
RCU 5000i.
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