Why is there a big splash during manual welding with my KICKING HORSE Welding System?
If your KICKING HORSE Welding System experiences large splashes during manual welding, it might be due to an unreasonable output polarity. To resolve this, reverse the output connector.
What to do if my KICKING HORSE Welding System has power and the fan is running but there is no welding output?
If the power indicator is normal, the fan is rotating normally, but there's no welding output from your KICKING HORSE Welding System, consider the following: 1. Inspect all internal connectors for any faults. 2. Check for issues with the circuit output connections. 3. Examine the alarm indicator light. If it's on, the system might be in a protected state due to overheating. If overheating is the case, keep the power on and allow the machine to cool down with the fan until the light turns off. Then, you can resume working. Also, check if the thermal switch is damaged, and replace it if necessary.
Why is the welding clamp on my KICKING HORSE Welding System hot?
If the welding clamp of your KICKING HORSE Welding System gets too hot, it could be that the welding clamp's rated current is too small. You should replace it with a larger size welding clamp.
How to troubleshoot a KICKING HORSE Welding System with no power, fan, or welding output?
If the power indicator doesn't light up, the fan isn't turning, and there's no welding output from your KICKING HORSE Welding System, ensure that the power switch is turned on and that the power input cable is properly connected to a power source.
General| Brand | KICKING HORSE |
|---|---|
| Model | A220 |
| Category | Welding System |
| Language | English |
Details the controls and indicators on the front panel of the welding machine.
Describes the connections and switches located on the rear panel of the welding machine.
Provides instructions for setting up the welding machine in a suitable environment.
Lists recommended welding currents based on electrode diameter for various materials.
Specifies environmental conditions required for safe welding machine installation.
Outlines essential safety measures and personal protective equipment for welding operations.
Details routine checks and inspections to ensure the welding machine's proper function.
Describes periodic maintenance tasks to be performed every six months for optimal performance.
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