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General| Brand | Lincoln Electric |
|---|---|
| Model | POWER WAVE S350 |
| Category | Welding System |
| Language | English |
General safety advice, warnings, and cautions for safe operation of welding equipment.
Guidelines for wearing appropriate eye, ear, and body protection during welding operations.
Warnings about arc welding dangers, including for pacemaker wearers.
Critical warnings about the risk of electric shock during welding operations.
Precautions for protecting against burns from arc rays.
Dangers associated with welding fumes and gases and necessary ventilation.
Guidelines to prevent fires and explosions caused by welding sparks.
Precautions for handling compressed gas cylinders to prevent explosions.
Safety measures for electrically powered welding equipment.
Details on input voltage requirements and current ratings for the welding power source.
Output capabilities of the power source for different welding processes and duty cycles.
Essential safety guidelines to follow before starting the installation process.
Detailed steps for connecting the input power leads to the machine.
Guidelines for selecting appropriate work cable sizes for arc welding.
Essential safety guidelines before operating the welding machine.
Safety measures to follow before performing any maintenance.
Instructions on how to effectively use the troubleshooting section.
How to interpret status lights for identifying system problems.
Detailed table and explanation of status light conditions and their meanings.
List and explanation of error codes indicated by the main control board status light.
List and explanation of error codes originating from the input control board.
Diagnosing problems related to input fuses and the machine not powering up.
Troubleshooting issues with welding output and voltage.
Addressing thermal faults and issues with the real-time clock.
Troubleshooting wire burnback and unexpected machine shutdowns.
Resolving problems with full output and excessively long or erratic arcs.
