To Next PageTo Next PageHow to resolve no three-phase voltage on my Mosa Welding System?
If your Mosa Welding System shows no three-phase voltage at the socket(s) but the voltmeter reading is normal and there is voltage on other sockets, ensure the differential switch is turned on. If it is on and the problem persists, replace the differential switch.
What to do if my Mosa TS 400 PS has no single phase voltage one socket?
If your Mosa Welding System displays no single-phase voltage at one socket, but the voltmeter reading is normal and there's voltage at other sockets, first, try pushing in the thermal switch, as it may have been triggered by excessive current. If the issue continues, replace the thermal switch.
What to do if my Mosa TS 400 PS has no welding output and no auxiliary power output?
If your Mosa Welding System shows no welding output and no auxiliary power, first, inspect the wiring for any shorts between cables or to the ground. If the wiring appears fine, discharge the condenser and then disconnect all wires to test it with an ohmmeter for shorts. If the condenser is working, disconnect all leads from the stator except those to the condenser box and check the alternator's output. Replace the stator if there's no output from the welding and auxiliary windings. If there is an output, reconnect the diode bridge and check for welding current; replace the bridge if there's no current. Finally, reconnect the auxiliary power leads one by one to identify any short circuits in the line.
How to fix no welding current on my Mosa TS 400 PS Welding System when the auxiliary output is OK?
If your Mosa Welding System isn't producing a welding current but the auxiliary output is working, verify the remote control switch is in the OFF position if no remote is connected, or in the ON position if a remote is connected. Check the welding potentiometer for continuity and connection integrity. Inspect the cables from the shunt to the card for any damage. If issues persist, try replacing the card or checking the diode bridge, specifically the diodes or controlled diodes.
Why does the engine of my Mosa TS 400 PS Welding System not start or stop immediately after startup?
If your Mosa Welding System's engine won't start or stops immediately after starting, first, check the battery's condition using the indicator: green means OK, black means recharge, and white means replace (do not open the battery). Next, remove any air from the fuel system. Finally, replace any blown engine protection thermic/fuse; if the problem continues, inspect the electrical circuit and address the issue. If needed, contact an authorized service center.
What to do if my Mosa Welding System has defect in welding, high and discontinued sparks?
If your Mosa Welding System experiences defects in welding, producing high and discontinued sparks, check the continuity and condition of connections from the shunt and potentiometer to the card. Also, check the diodes and SCR in the diode bridge. If problems persist, consider replacing the card.
Why does the engine stop on my Mosa Welding System due to intervention of engine protection?
If the engine of your Mosa Welding System stops due to the activation of engine protection, first check the oil level. If the oil level is normal, consider replacing any malfunctioning high temperature or oil pressure sensors. If issues persist, replace the engine protection or the stop device.
What to do if my Mosa TS 400 PS Welding System has welding but non penetration?
If your Mosa Welding System is welding but not penetrating, check that the a.c. 48V arrives to the contactor of the base current. If the voltage is present, inspect the base current contactor's contacts to ensure they are in good condition and that the contactor shuts properly.
Why does the voltmeter on my Mosa Welding System show no voltage or low voltage?
If the voltmeter on your Mosa Welding System shows no voltage or low voltage, but the actual voltage at the sockets is OK, replace the voltmeter.
How to fix the battery if it is not charged on my Mosa TS 400 PS Welding System?
To address a battery that is not charging on your Mosa Welding System, first, replace the defective battery charger alternator. If that doesn't resolve the issue, check the excitation system of the battery charger.
Important safety warning regarding the manual's content and user responsibility.
Details on included documentation and manufacturer liability for product use.
Instructions for careful reading and maintenance of the manual itself.
Technical details for three-phase and single-phase AC generation capabilities.
Type and insulating class of the alternator used in the machine.
Details on engine make, model, cooling, displacement, and output.
Battery, tank capacity, running time, protection, dimensions, and weight.
Declared power, overload allowance, and derating factors based on altitude/temp.
Explanation of acoustic noise measurement units (LwA, Lp) and emission limits.
Details on welding current regulation, service, and striking voltage.
Graphical representation of voltage vs. current for welding operations.
Table showing limits for using welding and generation concurrently.
Procedures for immediate assistance in case of accidents involving corrosive liquids or gases.
Guidelines for fire safety, including appropriate extinction means and precautions.
Explanation of various warning and informational symbols used in the manual.
List of actions and materials that are forbidden during operation or maintenance.
Recommendations for using appropriate tools, safety equipment, and procedures.
Measures for safe installation and initial setup, considering the work environment.
Guidelines for proper placement and setup, including ventilation and clearance.
Specific requirements for positioning gasoline and diesel engines, including exhaust ventilation.
Recommendations for machine location, level surface, and maximum leaning angles.
Illustrations showing airflow paths and installation points for the machine.
Important notes on lifting devices, inspecting for transport damage, and contacting service.
Guidelines for safe transportation, including engine status, battery, and load modifications.
Instructions for assembling the generating set onto the CTL22 trolley.
Maximum speed and restrictions for towing the machine with the accessory trailer.
Procedure for connecting and checking the maintenance-free starter battery.
Ensuring the correct installation and sealing of the dry air filter.
Safety guidelines for refueling, including stopping the engine and avoiding open flames.
Recommended engine oil and procedures for checking and refilling fuel and oil.
Procedures for checking, refilling, and replacing the engine coolant.
Guidelines for qualified electricians to perform safe and correct electrical hookups.
Mandatory grounding procedures for safety and protection against indirect contacts.
Step-by-step guide for starting the engine, including preheating and load checks.
Steps for safely stopping the engine under normal operating conditions.
Procedure for immediate shutdown in dangerous situations using the emergency stop button.
Recommendations for the initial 50 hours of operation, including power limits and oil checks.
How to adjust the welding current using the position knob (T).
Tips to minimize electromagnetic interference during welding operations.
Proper insertion of welding cable plugs and considerations for ground clamp connection.
Using switch (13) for accurate current regulation with small electrodes.
Function of the fuse protecting the electronic welding PCB.
Functionality of the polarity inverter for welding diode bridge.
Using the 'BC' switch for low voltage welding current and arc stability.
Prohibition against connecting to public mains and warning about self-locked sockets.
How thermoprotection and circuit breaker functions work and how to reset them.
Function of the GFI as a safety device against indirect contacts.
Connecting and operating the remote control for welding current adjustment.
How ES/EV devices protect the engine from low oil pressure or high temperature.
Diagnosing and resolving issues with welding current output and penetration.
Troubleshooting short circuits, defective components, and stator issues.
Resolving issues with engine not starting, stopping immediately, or engine protection activation.
Diagnosing problems with the battery not charging and checking the alternator.
Guidelines for routine checks, cleaning, and replacement of parts.
Ensuring proper airflow and checking electrical connections during maintenance.
Checking decals, adapting maintenance for strenuous conditions, and battery care.
Detailed list of checks and their frequency based on 'How it Works'.
Intervention intervals (hours/months) for scheduled maintenance tasks.
Steps for storing the machine for short or long periods, including engine and battery preparation.
Important notes to avoid damage from polluting substances and ensure safe storage.
Guidelines for qualified personnel to disassemble, dispose of parts, and handle fluids safely.
Important precautions regarding polluting substances and handling of machine components.
Details on Rutile, Basic, High Yield Basic, and Cellulosic electrodes.
Explanation of electrode classification standards according to AWS.
Schematic representation of electrical connections for TS 400 PS-BC and TS 500 PS-BC models.
Electric diagram specific to the TIG version of the welding equipment.
Schematics for auxiliary connections across different model configurations and versions.
Diagrams illustrating the electrical control circuits for welding operations.
General| Brand | Mosa |
|---|---|
| Model | TS 400 PS |
| Category | Welding System |
| Language | English |
