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Details the necessary qualifications and suitability for operating the power unit.
Outlines owner duties regarding manual accessibility and operator training.
Provides an overview of the manual's structure and chapter references.
Defines the meaning of various safety symbols used throughout the document.
Presents critical safety warnings concerning life threats and improper operation.
Defines the proper and improper applications for the stud welding unit.
Provides guidelines for handling, packing, and storing the power unit.
Lists other essential documents that must be observed with this manual.
Details important markings and safety symbols found directly on the power unit.
Outlines essential conditions for the work environment, including ventilation and safety.
Step-by-step guide for safely connecting the unit to electrical power.
Instructions for physically connecting the welding gun to the power unit.
Details the process for establishing a proper ground connection for safe operation.
Procedures for safely moving the equipment to a new location.
Identifies and explains the main internal assemblies of the power unit.
Describes the control panel, including buttons, indicators, and display functions.
Provides critical safety warnings specific to the stud welding process.
Explains how the stud welding process works, detailing the underlying mechanisms.
Describes the specific process and steps involved in contact stud welding.
Describes the specific process and steps involved in gap stud welding.
Lists the essential steps and checks before commencing welding operations.
Details requirements for achieving high-strength welds, including surface preparation.
Guides on how to adjust settings like charging voltage based on material and element type.
Step-by-step guide on how to safely power on the stud welding unit.
Instructions for setting the charging voltage using the unit's controls.
Explains how to use the library mode for pre-selecting or modifying welding parameters.
Outlines the correct procedure for performing a stud weld.
Methods for assessing the quality of performed welds.
Describes how to visually inspect welds for common defects and their causes.
Explains how to perform a bending test to evaluate weld strength.
Details the phenomenon of arc blow, its causes, and corrective actions.
Lists common problems, their causes, and troubleshooting steps.
Information on compatible welding elements and their specifications.
Instructions for temporarily powering down the unit.
Guidance on the proper and environmentally friendly disposal of the unit.
Safety precautions to observe before performing maintenance or repairs.
Procedures for routine cleaning and upkeep of the power unit.
Lists the necessary tools for maintenance and opening the unit.
Step-by-step guide on how to safely open the power unit for internal access.
Comprehensive technical specifications of the CD 2301 power unit.
Lists available spare parts for the CD 2301 power unit with order numbers.
Provides the electrical schematic for the power unit for troubleshooting.
Details how to dispose of replaced parts and the unit responsibly.
General| Input Voltage | 230 V |
|---|---|
| Stud Diameter (Stainless Steel) | 2 - 8 mm |
| Stud Diameter (Aluminum) | 2 - 6 mm |
| Input Frequency | 50 / 60 Hz |
| Welding process | Capacitor Discharge (CD) |
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