How to troubleshoot no or low welding output on Linde Welding System?
If your Linde Welding System shows no or low welding output, it might be due to a bad or incorrect primary connection, or a lost phase. Check the primary connection to make sure all phases are intact.
Why does the wire spool drag on my Linde Welding System?
If your Linde Welding System's wire spool drags or overruns, the spindle brake might be set too tight or too loose, or the spool might not be properly located on the spindle. Adjust the spindle brake and ensure the spool is properly located.
How to fix no gas flow on Linde Welding System?
If your Linde Welding System has no gas flow or gas flows continuously, the gas valve might be faulty or sticking in the open position. Replace the faulty gas valve.
Why does my Linde Welding System have erratic wire feeding?
If you're experiencing erratic wire feed or wire stoppages on your Linde Welding System, the wire basket might be damaged, the spooling loose, or the wire random-wound. Replace the damaged wire basket and ensure proper spooling.
What causes wire slippage on a Linde Welding System?
If your Linde Welding System experiences wire slippage or deformation, it may be due to incorrect feed roll size, incorrect tension adjustment, or misalignment. Adjust the roll size and tension, and realign the wire feed mechanism.
How to fix erratic output control on Linde Welding System?
If your Linde Welding System has erratic or no output control, the switches might be damaged or incorrectly set for the application. Check the switches for damage and ensure they are set correctly for the application.
Why is the welding torch overheating on my Linde Welding System?
If your Linde Welding System's welding torch overheats, it's likely because the welding torch is underrated for the welding application. Use a welding torch rated appropriately for the application.
What to do if the arc will not initiate on a Linde Welding System?
If the arc won't initiate on your Linde Welding System, it may be due to damaged, loose, or undersized cables and clamps. Inspect and replace any damaged or undersized cables and clamps.
Why is the wire live when feeding through cable and torch before welding on my Linde Welding System?
If the wire is live when feeding through the cable and torch before welding with your Linde Welding System, it could be due to a faulty wire inch switch or inappropriate use of the torch trigger switch. Replace the faulty wire inch switch and ensure you are using the torch trigger correctly.
General| Brand | Linde |
|---|---|
| Model | BOC Smootharc Advance II MIG 400R |
| Category | Welding System |
| Language | English |
Discusses hazards like UV rays, fumes, and gases from MIG welding.
Covers respiratory protection, eye protection, and appropriate clothing.
Details how to avoid electrical shock during operation and maintenance.
Outlines the user's duties regarding manual reading, repairs, and maintenance.
Explains the MIG welding process, operation, and shielding gases.
Describes how FCAW works, its power source characteristics, and wire feeding.
Details MCAW process, its similarities to MIG, and its operation.
Covers welding technique, consumables, chemical composition, and physical conditions.
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