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General| Type | TIG/MMA Welding System |
|---|---|
| Welding Processes | TIG, MMA |
| Output Current Range TIG | 5 - 200 A |
| Output Current Range MMA | 10 - 200 A |
| Open Circuit Voltage | 70 V |
| Control Type | Digital |
| Protection Class | IP23 |
| Rated Input Current | 16 A |
General introduction to the Kemppi product manual and its purpose.
Introduces the Master MLS 1600 and MasterTIG 2000 welding machines and their components.
Outlines critical safety instructions for operating the welding machine regarding arc, fire, and mains voltage.
Instructions for unpacking and checking the welding equipment for damage and completeness.
Guidelines for placing the welding machine on a stable, clean surface with adequate cooling space.
Importance of the serial number for identification and ordering spare parts.
Identifies main parts of the machine's front and basic installation considerations.
Step-by-step guide for connecting and securing the machine's front panel.
Safety and procedural guidelines for connecting the welding machine to mains power.
Details on connecting welding cables and choosing polarity in MMA welding, plus earthing.
Information on handling gas bottles and using shield gas for TIG welding.
Step-by-step instructions for installing a gas bottle and regulator correctly.
Overview of supported welding processes: MMA, TIG, Synergic Pulsed TIG, and Long Pulsed TIG.
Details on various operational functions, including power source and function panels.
Instructions for switching the power source on/off safely and general operation.
Explanation of the role and types of function panels for different welding applications.
Description of indicator lights on the machine panel and their respective meanings.
Detailed explanation of the MEL panel controls and functions for MMA welding.
Overview of the MTL panel for TIG welding, covering basic functions and controls.
How to select MMA welding mode on the MTL panel.
Explanation of the Arc Force function and its adjustment on the panel.
Description of the Hot Start function and how to adjust its parameters.
Details on TIG welding modes like 2-sequence and 4-sequence torch trigger functions.
Information on selecting between HF and contact ignition methods for TIG welding.
How to connect and utilize remote control units for welding current adjustments.
Guide on adjusting welding parameters using panel buttons and potentiometers.
Details on the MTX panel for TIG welding featuring pulsed TIG functions.
Explanation of the 4T-LOG function on the MTX panel for welding torch control.
How to use the Spot function for precise welding at a defined spot.
Description of the synergic quickpulse function for automated TIG welding parameter calculation.
Details on the long pulse method for advanced weld pool control and parameter adjustment.
Information on the MTM panel for TIG welding with pulsed TIG and Minilog functions.
Explanation of the Minilog function for selecting and adjusting two current levels.
Detailed steps for saving and recalling welding settings using memory channels on the MTM panel.
Instructions on how to recall and apply saved welding settings from memory channels.
Method for selecting and recalling saved settings using remote control and CH button.
Overview of setup functions and how to modify panel settings via setup state.
Guidelines for storing the welding machine in a clean, dry, and temperature-controlled environment.
General maintenance procedures for the welding machine.
Recommended maintenance tasks to be performed at least every six months.
Information about Kemppi's service contracts for professional maintenance.
List of ordering numbers for machines, torches, cables, and panels.
Common problems and their solutions for power issues and welding performance.
Environmental guidelines for the proper disposal of electrical equipment.
Lists conditions and specific parts that are not covered under the product guarantee.
Procedure for reporting guarantee defects and obtaining authorized repairs.
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