Parkside PMSG 200 A1 User Manual

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of the direction of movement on the
properties of the weld seam:
Note: You decide for yourself which
type of welding is most suitable, once
you have welded a sample piece.
Note: Once it has worn down com-
pletely, the electrode must be replaced.
Push welding Drag welding
Burn smaller larger
Weld seam width larger smaller
Weld bead fl atter higher
Weld seam fault larger smaller
 TIG welding
For TIG welding please follow the
instructions for your TIG torch. You can
select TIG mode by pressing the
welding mode selector key
35
. To do
this select the “TIG” position.
 Maintenance and cleaning
Note: The welding device must be
regularly serviced and overhauled for
proper function and for compliance
with the safety requirements. Improper
and wrong operation may cause fail-
ures and damage to the device. Repairs
must only be carried out by qualifi ed
electricians.
 Switch off the main power supply
and the main switch of the device
off prior to performing any mainte-
nance work on the welding device.
 Clean the welding device and
accessories regularly using air, cot-
ton waste or a brush.
 In case of a defect or a necessary
replacement of equipment parts,
please contact the appropriate qual-
ifi ed personnel.
 Information about
recycling and disposal
Don’t throw away –
recycle!
Please return this device,
accessories and packaging to
your local recycling depot.
Donot dispose of the welding device in
household waste, in fi re or in water.
Devices that are no longer functional
should be recycled wherever possible.
Ask your local stockist for advice. To do
this, please see 2012/19/EU.
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Parkside PMSG 200 A1 Specifications

General

Welding current I2	200 A
Electrode diameter	1.6 - 4.0 mm
Protection class	IP21S
Duty cycle	60% at 200 A
Input voltage	230 V / 50 Hz
Output current range	20 - 200 A