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Migatronic PILOT 2400 User Manual

Migatronic PILOT 2400
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PILOT 1800/2400
Betjeningsvejledning
Instruction manual
Betriebsanleitung
Manuel d'instruction
Bruksanvisning
Manuale d'istruzione
Gebruikershandleiding
50113116 A
EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
MIGATRONIC A/S
Aggersundvej 33
9690 Fjerritslev
Denmark
hereby declare that our machines as stated below
Type: PILOT 1800/2400
as of: week 40, 2001
conforms to directives 73/23/EEC and 89/336/EEC.
European Standards: EN60974-1
EN50199
Issued in Fjerritslev on 1st October 2001.
Peter Roed
Managing director
0227
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Migatronic PILOT 2400 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Output Current Range5-240 A
Weight15.5 kg
Mains frequency50 / 60 Hz
Current range5-240 A
Protection classIP23
Enclosure classIP23
Current Range (TIG)5-240 A
StandardEN/IEC 60974-1
Welding ProcessTIG / MMA
Max. Output240 A

Summary

General Safety Warnings

Electricity Safety

Essential safety guidelines regarding electricity during welding operations.

Light and Heat Emission Protection

Protective measures against eye and skin damage from arc emissions.

Welding Smoke and Gas Safety

Health risks from inhaling welding fumes and necessary ventilation.

Fire Hazard Prevention

Steps to mitigate fire risks caused by welding sparks and radiation.

Initial Operation Guide

Mains Connection

Instructions for connecting the welding machine to the main power supply.

Welding Cable Connections

Correct method for connecting welding cables and return current cable.

Initial Instructions and Controls

Parameter Adjustment

Using the control knob to set various welding parameters shown on the display.

Welding Current Setting

Setting and displaying the welding current, with differences during and after welding.

Overheating Indicator

Meaning of the overheating indicator and actions to take.

Welding Process Selection and Control

Mains Error Indicator

Indication of mains voltage issues (too high or too low).

Welding Process Display

Selecting the welding process, such as MMA electrode or TIG.

Torch Trigger Function

Deciding the start/stop method for TIG welding: two-times, four-times, or spot.

Amp Setting Function

Selecting the method for establishing the required welding current.

Ignition of TIG Welding

Choosing between High-frequency (HF) and LIFTIG ignition methods.

TIG Welding Parameters and Functions

Two-stroke (2T) HF Ignition

Contact-free striking using HF ignition, arc starts with trigger, stops on release.

Four-stroke (4T) HF Ignition

Contact-free striking using HF ignition, arc starts with trigger, stops on reactivation.

Two-stroke (2T) LIFTIG Ignition

LIFTIG ignition method, arc starts by lifting torch, stops on trigger deactivation.

TIG Welding Process Details

Advanced Welding Functions

Fault Identification and Troubleshooting

Overheating Error

Interruption due to overheating and required cooling actions.

Technical Data Specifications

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