What to do if the Fubag TS-MIG 150 has no current output?
If your Fubag Welding System isn't providing any current, there are a few things to check: * First, ensure that there is voltage input by inspecting the fuse and breaker. * If the fuse or breaker is improper, replace it. * The overload protection may be triggered; in this case, wait for the system to cool down.
What to do if the Fubag Welding System has bad wire feed?
If you're experiencing a bad wire feed with your Fubag Welding System: * Make sure there's enough pressure by tightening the impaction nut. * If the wire has been oxidized, replace the wire spool.
Why is the welding line like a sponge when using the Fubag Welding System?
A spongy welding line with your Fubag Welding System can be due to: * Insufficient or no gas supply. Check all gas connections. * A blocked hole. Use compressed air to clear any blockage. * A blocked valve. Open the welding torch and inspect the valve. * Using bad gas or wire. Ensure the gas is dry and try a different type of wire.
Why is the current too poor on my Fubag Welding System?
A poor current on your Fubag Welding System could stem from several reasons: * The input voltage might be too low. Verify that the input voltage matches the rated voltage. * There could be a bad connection. Check the grounding cable to ensure it is well connected.
General| Input Voltage | 230 V |
|---|---|
| Max Welding Current | 150 A |
| Welding Current Adjustment Range | 30 - 150 A |
| Welding Wire Diameter | 0.6 - 0.8 mm |
| Duty Cycle | 60% at 150 A |
| Weight | 16 kg |
| Protection Class | IP21 |
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