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General| Input Frequency | 50/60Hz |
|---|---|
| Output Current | 50-280A |
| Wire Diameter | 0.8-1.2mm |
| Protection Class | IP21S |
| Efficiency | 85% |
| Power Factor | 0.93 |
| Insulation Class | F |
| Duty Cycle | 60% @ 280A |
Covers electric shock, health hazards, fire, noise, and eye/skin protection during welding operations.
Explanation of duty cycle, its importance, and consequences of exceeding it to prevent damage.
Explanation of the various buttons and controls on the machine's panel.
Instructions for operating the machine in MMA (Stick welding) mode.
Procedures for operating the machine in Lift TIG welding mode.
Guidelines for operating the machine in MIG welding mode, including wire setup.
Instructions for installing and using the optional Spool Gun attachment.
Recommended amperage settings for various electrode sizes in MMA welding.
Recommended settings for different tungsten types and amperage in TIG welding.
Guidance on selecting appropriate wire sizes for MIG welding.
Recommendations for wire speed settings based on material thickness and amperage.
Advice on setting voltage for optimal weld bead and penetration.
Guidelines for operating environment, ventilation, and general safety during operation.
Precautions regarding overvoltage, overloading, and duty cycle limits to prevent damage.
Warning about electromagnetic fields and potential interference with medical implants.
Essential safety warnings before performing any maintenance tasks or opening the machine.
Steps for regular cleaning, checking connections, and protecting against moisture.
Proper methods for storing the welding machine when not in use for extended periods.
Daily checks for control panel, cooling fan, power, and periphery components.
Checks for pressing arm, wire inlet/outlet guide, drive roll, and pressure wheel.
Inspection of nozzle, shroud, contact tip, wire liner, tip adapter, and torch cable.
Inspection of output cable, input cable, and connections for damage or loose fittings.
Remedies for when the machine is not powering on or producing output.
Diagnosing and fixing issues with indicator lights, fans, or partial output.
Troubleshooting unstable current and weld quality issues like porosity.
Information regarding the user's statutory rights related to the product warranty.
Section for recording owner details and purchase information for warranty purposes.
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