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General| Input Voltage | AC 220V ± 15% |
|---|---|
| Duty Cycle | 60% |
| Efficiency | 85% |
| Insulation Class | F |
| Protection Class | IP21S |
| Welding Method | MMA |
| Power Factor | 0.93 |
Warnings about electric shock, fire risks, and explosive environments.
Safety guidelines for replacing components and moving the welding machine.
Precautions for health risks like smoke inhalation and arc radiation exposure.
Explains warning and informational symbols used in the manual.
Details risks from magnetic fields, fire, explosion, heat, noise, and moving parts.
Guidance on seeking help and proper machine disposal.
Describes the unique electric structure and design of the welding machine.
Highlights functions like hot start arc ignition and self-adaptive arc force technology.
Details advanced IGBT technology, control modes, and design aspects.
Describes the display meter, TIG/MMA switch, current knob, and VRD switch.
Identifies the '+' and '-' output terminals for electrode holder and work clamp.
Defines rated duty cycle and its impact on machine performance and lifespan.
Illustrates the external characteristics of maximum, minimum, and rated load output.
Details the connection procedure for the switching box, including wiring and safety notes.
Provides instructions for the physical installation of the welding machine.
Step-by-step guide on operating the machine after installation, including power-on and polarity.
A reference table for recommended welding current and voltage based on electrode diameter.
Specifies ideal conditions for welding, including humidity, temperature, and atmosphere.
Provides critical advice on ventilation, overload, voltage, earthing, and indicator lights.
Describes the fundamental steps and principles of Manual Metal Arc welding.
Lists and describes common tools required for MMA welding operations.
Covers pre-weld cleaning of joints using brushes or grinding wheels.
Details the correct stance and body positioning for welding.
Explains methods like striking and scraping for producing a stable arc.
Describes the process of making short tack welds to fix workpiece positions.
Details electrode movement directions and basic manipulation principles.
Explains techniques for safely extinguishing the arc to prevent defects.
Covers periodic checks of internal connections, cleaning dust, and checking cable insulation.
Guidelines for avoiding water ingress and storing the machine when not in use.
Lists initial malfunctions, their causes, and solutions.
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