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General| Input Voltage | 230 V |
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| Output Range | 30 - 185 A |
| Wire Diameter | 0.6-1.0mm |
| Weight | 25 kg |
| Output Current | 185 A |
| Wire Capacity | 5kg |
| Gas Type | CO2 / Argon mix |
| Cooling System | Fan |
User responsibility for electrical safety, checking equipment, leads, plugs, and connections.
Safety precautions for welder operation, environment, personal protective equipment, and handling.
Safe handling and storage of gas cylinders, including temperature limits and cylinder identification.
Steps for attaching the wheels to the welder unit.
Procedure for connecting the gas cylinder, fitting the regulator, and setting gas flow.
Guide on how to mount a wire spool, feed wire through the torch, and secure it.
Essential steps before welding, including earth lead connection and setting welder controls.
Guidance on using CO2 or Argon/CO2 mixtures for welding mild steel and achieving desired weld quality.
Specific requirements for welding aluminium, including gas type, contact tip, and wire.
Routine checks and cleaning of the wire feed unit, rollers, and wire guides for consistent performance.
Care and maintenance of the torch cable assembly, including cleaning the liner.
Procedure for changing the feed roller, adjusting tension, and cleaning rollers.
Importance of replacing the contact tip when enlarged and keeping it free from spatter.
Instructions for removing and replacing the gas cup, and the importance of keeping it clean.
Steps for replacing the wire liner in the torch assembly.
Checking for worn gears in the wire feed motor and their replacement.
Reasons for fuse blowing and when it might need changing.
Cause of power source stopping (overheating) and the automatic reset procedure.
Troubleshooting steps for no weld current and blown fuse, including checking connections and leads.
Diagnosing and resolving issues causing no weld current, like bad connections or torch leads.
Identifying causes for the feed motor not working when the lamp is on, like fuse or gear issues.
Solutions for wire not feeding when the roller rotates, such as adjusting pressure or cleaning the liner.
Causes and remedies for uneven wire feed, including liner dirt and defective parts.
Troubleshooting an unstable arc, checking settings, gas cup, and workpiece condition.
Identifying causes of porous welds, such as gas issues, torch angle, or dirty workpiece.
Resolving electrode sticking by checking nozzle condition and roller tension.
Causes and fixes for irregular weld heads, including torch angle and wire speed.
Adjusting voltage and wire speed to correct narrow and raised weld beads.
Adjusting voltage and wire speed to correct wide weld beads.
Remedies for poor penetration, involving increasing voltage, wire speed, or bringing torch closer.
Solutions for excessive penetration, such as decreasing voltage/speed or moving torch faster.
Common causes for fuse blowing, including high tension or clogged contact tips.
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