To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does the warning lamp switch on my Parkside PPS 40 A1 Welding System?
If your Parkside Welding System's warning lamp switches on, it may be due to overheating protection being activated. Allow the device to cool down. Another cause could be that the input voltage is too high; ensure the input voltage matches what's specified on the type plate.
What to do if my Parkside Welding System pistol is not ready for operation?
If the pistol isn't ready, ensure the current switch is turned ‘on’. Also, verify the air supply isn't restricted and confirm the workpiece is properly connected to the ground terminal. Check the connection and air supply to resolve the issue.
Why is the indicator lamp not lighting up on my Parkside PPS 40 A1?
The indicator lamp might not light up due to no electrical connection. Check the power cable. Alternatively, the ON/OFF switch may be set to off; in this case, set the switch to ON.
Why does the warning lamp switch on for my Parkside PPS 40 A1?
The warning lamp may activate because the overheating protection has been triggered, so allow the device to cool down. It can also mean the input voltage is too high; ensure the input voltage matches the specifications on the type plate.
What to do if there is no output current from my Parkside PPS 40 A1?
If there's no output current, the machine might be faulty and require repair. Alternatively, the overvoltage protection may be activated; allow the device to cool down.
Why do consumables wear quickly on my Parkside PPS 40 A1?
If you're experiencing quick wear of consumables on your Parkside Welding System, it could be due to several factors. The performance might be overstretched because the material is too thick; increase the angle to avoid material being blown back into the tip. Avoid controlling the arc for more than 5 seconds. Inspect the pistol assembly. Check the air filter and increase the air pressure if the air supply is insufficient. Also, check the performance of the air compressor, ensuring the inlet pressure is at least 100 PSI.
Why is there slag formation on interfaces when using my Parkside PPS 40 A1?
If you're experiencing slag formation on interfaces with your Parkside Welding System, it could be because the tool or material is generating too much heat. Allow the material to cool down before continuing. The cutting speed might be too low, or the current too high; adjust these until the slag is minimized. Also, check for worn parts on the pistol and replace them.
Why is there insufficient penetration with my Parkside PPS 40 A1?
If you are experiencing insufficient penetration with your Parkside Welding System, try slowing down the working speed. Adjust the inclination of the pistol to ensure it is straight. If the metal is too thick, multiple cycles may be necessary. Additionally, check and replace any worn parts of the pistol.
What to do if the ventilator does not work on my Parkside PPS 40 A1?
If the ventilator isn't working, check the power line as it may be interrupted.
How to prevent slag formation on interfaces when using my Parkside PPS 40 A1 Welding System?
Slag formation can occur if the tool/material creates heat. Allow the material to cool down and then continue cutting. If the cutting speed is too low or the current is too high, increase the speed and/or reduce the current until the slag has been reduced to a minimum. Also, check and replace worn parts.
General| Electrode diameter | 1.6 - 2.5 mm |
|---|---|
| Protection class | IP21S |
| Insulation class | H |
| Electrode diameter range | 1.6 - 2.5 mm |
| Input voltage | 230 V |
| Welding current | 40 A |
| Input frequency | 50 Hz |
| Welding current range | 40 A |
| Duty cycle at 160 A | Not applicable (max current 40A) |
