Why does my Linde BOC Smootharc Advance MIG 200C wire stick in the contact tip?
If the wire sticks in the contact tip or you experience erratic feeding with your Linde Welding System, use consistent wire diameter and inspect the wire condition. This issue can be caused by varying wire diameter, copper flaking, or surface damage.
What to do if the arc will not initiate on a Linde BOC Smootharc Advance MIG 200C Welding System?
If the arc will not initiate on your Linde Welding System, inspect the earth cable and clamp for damage and ensure secure connections. Damaged, loose, or undersized cables and clamps can prevent arc initiation.
Why is my Linde Welding System torch overheating?
If the welding torch overheats on your Linde Welding System, it may be underrated for the welding application. Replace the welding torch with one that is appropriately rated for the specific welding application you are performing.
How to fix erratic or no output control on Linde BOC Smootharc Advance MIG 200C?
If you experience erratic or no output control with your Linde Welding System, the switches may be damaged or incorrectly set for the application. Check and replace any damaged switches, and ensure they are set correctly for your specific needs.
Why is there erratic wire feed in my Linde BOC Smootharc Advance MIG 200C Welding System?
If you're experiencing erratic wire feed or wire snarling at the outlet guide on your Linde Welding System, it may be due to a liner of incorrect type and size for the wire in use, or a worn, dirty, too long or too short liner. Replace the liner with the correct type and size to resolve this issue.
Why is there no gas flow in my Linde BOC Smootharc Advance MIG 200C Welding System?
If your Linde Welding System experiences no gas flow or a change in welding conditions, refill the bulk tank and check the settings on the mixing panel. This issue can be caused by a bulk tank being empty or an incorrectly set mixing panel.
Why is there porosity in my Linde Welding System weld?
If you notice leaks at connections or in the hose, or porosity in the weld with your Linde Welding System, check and replace seals and hoses as necessary. This issue is often caused by poorly fitted ‘o’ clips, damaged hoses, or air being drawn into the gas stream.
What to do if there is no gas flow in Linde BOC Smootharc Advance MIG 200C Welding System?
If your Linde Welding System has no gas flow and there is porosity in the weld, open the gas cylinder valve or replace the empty cylinder. This issue is commonly caused by a gas cylinder being closed or empty, or faulty cylinder valves.
What causes wire restriction in Linde BOC Smootharc Advance MIG 200C Welding System?
If you have wire restriction, gas leaks, or no trigger control with your Linde Welding System, the universal adapter may not be correctly mounted or secured, the internal guide size may be incorrect, or the contact pins may be bent. Secure the universal adapter properly and check for the correct internal guide size.
Why does my Linde BOC Smootharc Advance MIG 200C Welding System weld have excessive spatter?
If the weld has an excessive amount of spatter when using your Linde Welding System, it may be due to the wrong polarity being selected. Select the correct polarity for welding to reduce spatter.
General| Input Voltage | 230V |
|---|---|
| Output Current Range | 30-200A |
| Duty Cycle | 200A@25% |
| Wire Feed Speed | 2-15 m/min |
| Wire Diameter | 0.6-1.0mm |
| Protection Class | IP21S |
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