Why is the weld head irregular with my Sealey Supermig185.V2 Welding System?
An irregular weld head with your Sealey Welding System can be caused by holding the torch incorrectly or the wire weaving in the weld pool. Use the correct torch angle and check the roller tension, adjusting as needed.
Why does my Sealey Supermig185.V2 Welding System power source stop?
If your Sealey Welding System stops, it may be due to the overheating protection being activated due to overload. The protection automatically resets when the transformer has cooled (about 15 minutes).
What to do if there is no weld current and the fuse is blowing in the 13 amp plug of my Sealey Supermig185.V2 Welding System?
If you have no weld current and the fuse is blowing in the 13 amp plug of your Sealey Welding System, the rectifier may be blown. Replace the rectifier.
Why is there no weld current in my Sealey Supermig185.V2?
If your Sealey Welding System has no weld current, it could be due to a bad connection between the clamp and workpiece, a break in the earth lead, or a break in the torch lead. Clean or grind the contact surface and weld area, repair or replace the earth lead, or repair or replace the torch.
Why is the fuse blowing on my Sealey Welding System?
If the fuse is blowing on your Sealey Welding System, it could be due to excessive tension or a clogged gas cup contact tip. Release the tension and clean the gas cup and contact tip.
General| Brand | Sealey |
|---|---|
| Model | Supermig185.V2 |
| Category | Welding System |
| Language | English |
User responsibility for electrical safety, inspecting equipment, and minimizing shock risk.
Connect to 30A single phase or 13A fused supply, discuss with electrician.
General safety precautions for operating and maintaining the welder, including PPE.
Details specifications for SUPERMIG185.V2, SUPERMIG195, SUPERMIG220.V5, SUPERMIG235.V4 models.
Detailed steps for installing a wire spool onto the reel holder.
Instructions on how to correctly set wire tension for optimal feed.
Safety precautions and preparation steps before commencing welding.
Advice on setting welder controls based on amperage and wire speed.
Recommendations for gas types (CO2, Argon/CO2) for welding mild steel.
Regular checks and cleaning of the wire feed unit and rollers.
Guidance on when and how to replace the contact tip.
Cause (overheating) and solution (automatic reset).
Causes (rectifier, bad connection) and solutions (replace, clean).
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