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If your Jasic Welding System's display doesn't turn on, first ensure the power cable is securely connected. If the issue persists, it may indicate a machine failure, and you should seek professional assistance.
Why is the fan on my Jasic MIG500P Welding System not working or has abnormal speed during welding?
The fan in your Jasic Welding System might not be working due to several reasons: * The 3-phase power cable may not be properly connected; ensure it is well connected. * There might be a phase loss; resolve the power input phase loss. * The input voltage could be too low; resume operation once the input voltage returns to normal.
What does it mean if my Jasic Welding System shows 'E10' on the left display?
If your Jasic Welding System displays 'E10' on the left, it indicates an over-current situation or failed power components. Try restarting the machine. If the over-current issue persists, contact a Jasic service technician.
What to do if my Jasic Welding System displays 'E31' on the left display?
If the left display shows 'E31', it indicates a low supply voltage or a failure on the auxiliary power supply. The machine can resume working when the power grid input voltage returns to normal. If the problem persists, replace the control board or industrial frequency transformer.
What does it mean if my Jasic MIG500P Welding System's left display shows 'EXX' and the right display shows '---'?
If your Jasic Welding System shows 'EXX' on the left display and '---' on the right display, it indicates overheat protection. The system will automatically recover once the machine cools down.
What does it mean if my Jasic Welding System displays 'E61' on the left display?
If the left display of your Jasic Welding System shows 'E61', it means the system has activated over-heat protection. The system will automatically recover after the machine cools down.
What does it mean if my Jasic MIG500P displays 'E70' on the left display?
If your Jasic Welding System's left display shows 'E70', it indicates a water cooler overheat. This could be due to the radiator overheating; stop welding until it cools down and the problem is resolved. Also, ensure the radiator is properly connected to the welder after turning off the machine to avoid electric shock hazards.
What does it mean if my Jasic MIG500P Welding System displays 'E71' on the left display?
If your Jasic Welding System shows 'E71' on the left display, it indicates a failure in water flow. Check if there is enough water in the radiator and ensure the water flow is in good condition.
What does it mean if my Jasic MIG500P displays 'E52' on the left display?
If your Jasic Welding System displays 'E52' on the left, it indicates a wire feeder communication failure. Ensure the control cable is tightly connected. If the problem persists, contact a Jasic service center.
Why does my Jasic Welding System have gas and current output when I push the torch trigger, but no wire feed?
If your Jasic Welding System has gas and current output but no wire feed, the issue could be due to several reasons: * A worn wire feeder control cable; replace or fix it. * A stuck wire feeder; ensure it is not stuck. * A failure on the wire feeder; fix the wire feeder. * A failed machine control board; replace the control board.
General| Output Current Range | 50-500 A |
|---|---|
| Wire Diameter | 0.8 - 1.2 mm |
| Protection Class | IP21S |
| Insulation Class | F |
| Efficiency | 85% |
| Power Factor | 0.93 |
| Input Voltage | 380V |
| Duty Cycle | 60% at 500A |
Safety precautions for machine installation.
Safety measures to follow during machine operation.
Explanation of the welding machine's model designation.
Key features and capabilities of the welding machine.
Detailed technical specifications of the welding machine.
Graphical representation of output voltage and current characteristics.
Requirements for working environment and installation space.
Instructions for safe electrical power supply connection.
Identification of front and back panel components and connectors.
Detailed guidance on connecting the power supply input cable.
Procedure for connecting the gas cylinder to the machine.
Procedures for installing the welding machine, covering compact and separated types.
Overview and function of the digital front panel controls and indicators.
Details various welding functions like DC MIG, Pulse MIG, MMA, and Lift-TIG.
Covers selection and adjustment of parameters like burn-back coefficient and backend settings.
General precautions for machine lifting, electrical connection, grounding, cooling, and environment.
Procedures and frequency for routine cleaning and inspection of the welding machine.
Guidance on common problems and troubleshooting steps for the welding machine.
Reference for welding parameters based on material and joint type.
Information regarding the warranty card, its filling, and safekeeping.
Guidance on preliminary troubleshooting and contacting for replacement parts.
