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Würth WIG 180 DC - Control Panel and Functions; Control Panel Elements; Welding Modes and Cycles; Job Memory and Settings

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Remote control LED [9]
Lights up when a remote control is actuated. As soon
as a remote control is connected to remote control
socket, the remote control determines the welding
current.
The rotary knob [11] sets the maximum value for
the adjustment range of the remote control. If it is set
e.g. to 100 A, 5 A -100 A can be called up with the
remote control.
LED HF [10]
Lights up when the HF function is selected.
Rotary knob welding current [11]
For stepless adjustment of the welding current.
Pulse LED [12]
Illuminates if the Pulse function is selected (pulsing
occurs between welding current I
1
and I
2
).
Electrode LED [13]
Lights up when the "Electrode" welding method is
activated.
Slope LED [14]
Lights up when the "Slope" function is selected.
2-cycle: When the welding process is started, the
machine increases the current from the trigger cur-
rent to the set welding current (= current rise). At the
end of the welding process, the machine reduces the
current from the set welding current to min. current (=
current reduction).
4-cycle: When the welding process is started,
the machine increases the current from the starting
current to the set welding current (= current rise). At
the end of the welding process, the machine reduces
the current from the set welding current to the nal
current (= current reduction).
TIG LED [15]
Lights up when the "TIG" welding method is
activated.
2-cycle LED [16]
Lights up when the "2-cycle" operating mode is
selected (only with TIG welding method).
▸ Press the welding torch button
3 The electric arc strikes
▸ Release the welding torch button
3 The electric arc goes out
4-cycle LED [17]
Lights up when the "4-cycle" operating mode is
selected (only with TIG welding method).
▸ Press the welding torch button
3 Trigger current owing
▸ Release the welding torch button
3 Main current owing
▸ Press the welding torch button
3 Final current owing
▸ Release the welding torch button
3 The electric arc goes out
Button, operating mode/mode [18/1
and 18/2]
Serves to select the dierent operating methods and
modes.
Job 2 LED [19]
Illuminates if Job 2 selected.
Flashes after saving of Job 2.
Job 2 button [20]
Press for at least 3 s, saves the current settings as a
job.
Quick press, calls up the saved job.
Job 1 LED [21]
Illuminates if Job 1 selected.
Flashes after saving of Job 1.
Job 1 button [22]
Press for at least 3 s, saves the current settings as a
job.
Quick press, calls up the saved job.
Welding torch control plug socket [23]
The control plug of the TIG torch is inserted into this
socket.
Electrode welding
▸ Observe the manufacturer's instructions when
selecting a suitable stick electrode.
The electrode diameter is dependent on the thickness
of the material to be welded.
Connect electrode holder
The polarity of the electrode depends on the elec-
trode type and the welding method.
▸ Observe the manufacturer's instructions on the
electrode packaging.

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