To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if the Kemppi Welding System shows poor welding results?
If you're experiencing poor welding results with your Kemppi Welding System, make sure the earthing clamp is firmly attached to a clean point, and that the cable and connectors are intact. Also, verify that shielding gas is flowing from the torch tip and that the electrical voltage is neither irregular nor too low or high.
Why is the overheating indicator lit on my Kemppi Minarc 150 Welding System?
The overheating indicator on your Kemppi Welding System may be lit because the device has overheated. Ensure that cooling air has unrestricted flow. If the machine’s duty cycle has been exceeded, wait for the indicator to turn off. Also, too low or high supply voltage can cause overheating.
How to fix a Kemppi Minarc 150 Welding System when the main switch indicator will not light up?
If the main switch indicator on your Kemppi Welding System isn't lighting up, check the mains supply fuses and the mains cable and plug to ensure they are working correctly.
Why is my Kemppi Minarc 150 Welding System producing poor welding results?
Several factors can lead to poor welding results. Make sure the earthing clamp is firmly attached to a clean attachment point, and that the cable and its connectors are in good condition. Also, verify that the shielding gas flows correctly from the torch tip and that the electric voltage is stable and within the correct range.
What to do if the overheating indicator is lit on my Kemppi Welding System?
If the overheating indicator is on, it means the device has overheated. To resolve this, ensure that the cooling air can flow without any restrictions. If you've exceeded the machine's duty cycle, wait for the indicator to turn off. Also, check for supply voltage issues.
General| Input Voltage | 230 V |
|---|---|
| Protection Class | IP23S |
| Input Current | 16 A |
| Welding Current Range | 10 - 150 A |
| Weight | 4.0 kg |
| Output Current | 150 A |
| Electrode Size | 1.5 - 3.25 mm |
| Power Supply | Single-phase |
| Welding Processes | MMA |
Details essential safety standards, personal protective equipment, and general operating safety.
Covers precautions against fire hazards from welding sparks and splatter.
Outlines essential electrical safety measures for operating the welding machine.
Explains insulation, safe practices for the welding circuit, and handling components.
Addresses ventilation, fume inhalation, and precautions for hazardous materials.
Explains the principles of Manual Metal Arc (MMA) and TIG welding processes.
Guidance on selecting parameters for MMA and TIG welding based on recommendations.
Provides solutions for common problems, indicator lights, and potential causes of malfunction.
