Why does my Thermal Dynamics 81 CUTMASTER Welding System have excessive dross formation?
Excessive dross formation in your Thermal Dynamics Welding System can be caused by several factors: the cutting speed might be too slow, the torch standoff may be too high from the workpiece, the torch parts could be worn, the cutting current might be improper, or non-genuine Thermal Dynamics parts may be in use.
Why is there insufficient penetration with my Thermal Dynamics 81 CUTMASTER?
Insufficient penetration with your Thermal Dynamics Welding System can be attributed to: the cutting speed being too fast, the torch being tilted too much, the metal being too thick, worn torch parts, the cutting current being too low, or the use of non-genuine Thermal Dynamics parts.
General| Brand | Thermal Dynamics |
|---|---|
| Model | 81 CUTMASTER |
| Category | Welding System |
| Language | English |
Covers gases, fumes, electric shock, fire, explosion, noise, and arc rays hazards.
Outlines limited warranty terms, conditions, and exclusions for the product.
Details electrical and operating specifications for the power supply.
Explains the logic board functions and system operation principles.
Describes typical issues like dross, penetration, and arc problems with causes.
Covers advanced troubleshooting, disassembly, and how to use the guide.
Guides fault isolation using controls, indicators, and setup conditions.
Addresses issues related to main input power and internal power circuits.
Details troubleshooting for pilot arc failures and symptoms.
Lists common problems and solutions for the main cutting arc.
Outlines various tests for components and circuits.
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