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To prevent electric shock while maintaining your WARPP Welding System, avoid opening the machine's side panel without proper instruction. The internal voltage can reach up to 600VDC, posing a significant risk.
How to remove dust from WARPP INARC-400 I power resource?
To remove dust from the WARPP Welding System's power resource, have our authorized maintainer do it every 3-4 months. Also, check if the bolts are loose.
General safety rules to avoid accidents during operation and maintenance.
Precautions against electric shock, including grounding and insulation.
Measures to prevent poisoning and asphyxiation from welding fumes.
Protection against arc rays, hot spatter, and slag.
Steps to prevent fires, explosions, and container damage.
Warnings about keeping body parts away from moving components like fans.
Safety measures for handling gas cylinders and regulators.
Precautions during transportation, including lifting and securing.
Details on inverter technology, low spatter, arc striking, portability, and efficiency.
Guidelines for placing the machine in a clean, dry, and well-ventilated area.
Specifies temperature range, inclination, and power connection requirements.
Recommends MCB types (B, C, D) based on load type.
Factors influencing the selection of input cable size.
Details on calculating and selecting appropriate welding cable sizes based on current and length.
Lists key parameters like voltage, power, current, duty cycle, OCV, efficiency, and weight.
Illustrates the signal flow from AC input to DC output in the inverter system.
Explains the conversion process from AC to DC, then to high-frequency AC, and finally back to DC for welding.
Shows waveforms at different stages and lists common power source types (CC, CV).
Defines CC power sources and provides V/I curves and formulas for SMAW/GTAW.
Defines CV power sources and provides V/I curves and formulas for GMAW/FCAW.
Instructions for machine placement, environment, and connections.
Details on input voltage, fuse, breaker, and cable sizes for power connection.
A visual representation of the machine's installation connections.
Identifies and explains front panel components like meters, LEDs, switches, and potentiometers.
Identifies and explains rear panel components like cooling fan, MCB, and input cable.
Provides a chart for welding current and electrode diameter based on workpiece thickness.
Explains the function and adjustment of the Arc Force control.
Describes the purpose and adjustment of the Start Current control.
Step-by-step instructions for switching on, setting current, welding, and switching off the machine.
Lists recommended actions for machine maintenance and operation.
Lists actions to avoid during machine operation and maintenance.
Lists common problems, their probable causes, and recommended remedies.
A detailed schematic showing the internal electrical connections of the machine.
Guidelines for regular checks, cleaning, and component inspection.
Crucial safety warning about high internal voltage during maintenance.
A table listing machine components and their corresponding part codes.
Labels internal components visible from the top view of the machine.
Labels internal components visible from the right side view of the machine.
Labels front panel components and connectors.
Labels additional components visible in the front view.
General| Brand | WARPP |
|---|---|
| Model | INARC-400 I |
| Category | Welding System |
| Language | English |
