What to do if the Rohr MIG-200FI Welding System is producing untidy welds?
If your Rohr Welding System is producing untidy welds, make sure the feed speed isn't too fast and the protruding wire isn't too long. Also, ensure that the amp output isn't too high.
What to do if the HF arc-striking sound can be heard but there is no welding output from my Rohr MIG-200FI Welding System?
If you hear the HF arc-striking sound but there's no welding output from your Rohr Welding System, check the torch and ground cables to make sure they're correctly connected and undamaged, replacing any faulty cables with the help of a qualified professional. Verify that the grounding cable is making good contact with the welding object. Also, inspect the end of the tungsten electrode and grind it down to a taper if needed; contaminated electrodes should be ground down.
How to fix oxidisation occurring during weld with Rohr Welding System?
To address oxidisation during welding with your Rohr Welding System: * Check that your Argon cylinder is open and pressurised to a minimum of 0.5Mpa. * Ensure the flow meter is open and providing sufficient flow (a minimum of 5 litres per minute is recommended, adjusting flow according to the welding current). * Inspect the torch to ensure it’s not blocked. * Confirm that the gas supply is fully airtight.
What to do if Rohr MIG-200FI has no power?
If there is no power to your Rohr Welding System, make sure the electric cable is in good condition and connected correctly. Faulty cables must not be used; they should be replaced by a qualified professional.
Why is it hard to strike or maintain an arc with my Rohr MIG-200FI Welding System?
If it's hard to strike or maintain an arc with your Rohr Welding System, ensure you're using a high-quality tungsten electrode. Grind the end of the tungsten electrode to a taper, as an unground electrode can make it difficult to strike an arc or cause an unstable arc.
General| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
|---|---|
| Output Current Range | 30-200A |
| Wire Feed Speed | 2-15 m/min |
| Wire Diameter | 0.6-1.0 mm |
| Cooling Method | Fan Cooled |
| Welding Process | MIG |
| Input Voltage | 220V |
| Duty Cycle | 60% at 200A |
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