What to do if CB1 opens and the Hobart H100S2-10 Welding System shuts down?
If CB1 opens and the unit shuts down, you can try the following: Reset the supplementary protector. Also, release the gun trigger and wait until the protection circuit resets, allowing the drive motor to feed wire again.
General| Brand | Hobart |
|---|---|
| Model | H100S2-10 |
| Category | Welding System |
| Language | English |
Explains symbols used in the manual for hazard identification.
Details general hazards associated with arc welding processes.
Illustrates and explains symbols for safe handling and operation.
Warns about chemical hazards known to cause birth defects or cancer.
Lists key safety standards and their sources for welding.
Provides guidance on electromagnetic field exposure and medical implants.
Defines various symbols and abbreviations used in welding.
Indicates the location of the unit's serial number and rating label.
Details the technical specifications of the welding unit.
Explains duty cycle limitations and overheating protection mechanisms.
Presents volt-ampere curves showing output capabilities.
Guides on choosing a safe and appropriate location for the unit.
Details the procedure for correctly installing the welding gun.
Provides instructions for securely installing the work clamp.
Lists recommended polarity and cable connections for different processes.
Explains how to change the welding polarity for different wires.
Guides on connecting the shielding gas supply system.
Details how to safely connect the unit to the input power supply.
Provides guidance on selecting appropriate extension cords.
Explains how to install wire spools and adjust tension.
Guides on installing the contact tip and nozzle for welding.
Provides step-by-step instructions for threading welding wire.
Describes the function of the unit's control panel and components.
Offers recommended settings for various welding materials and wire types.
Outlines regular maintenance tasks and schedules.
Explains the overload protection system and reset procedure.
Details the drive motor protection circuit and its reset.
Guides on replacing drive rolls and wire inlet guides.
Provides instructions for replacing the gun contact tip.
Details how to clean or replace the gun liner.
Explains the process for replacing switches or head tubes.
Lists common welding problems and their solutions.
Presents the detailed electrical circuit diagram for the unit.
Illustrates typical connections for GMAW welding.
Provides recommended control settings for MIG welding.
Guides on proper gun handling and positioning during welding.
Explains factors influencing weld bead characteristics.
Describes techniques for gun movement for different weld types.
Identifies common issues causing poor weld bead quality.
Describes desirable characteristics of a good weld bead.
Addresses causes and solutions for excessive spatter.
Discusses porosity issues and their remedies.
Covers causes and solutions for excessive weld penetration.
Explains how to fix lack of penetration in welds.
Details remedies for incomplete fusion in welds.
Provides solutions for burn-through during welding.
Addresses causes and solutions for wavy weld beads.
Explains how to manage distortion in welded parts.
Charts common shielding gases and their applications.
Offers troubleshooting tips for wire feed issues.
Lists available accessories for the welding unit.
Details common consumables like contact tips and nozzles.
Outlines the terms and coverage of the Hobart 5/3/1 limited warranty.
Provides contact information for service centers and technical assistance.
To Next Page