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Protect eyes, face, body, and others from arc rays and hazards.
Precautions for specific hazardous conditions like contact with toxic substances.
Warnings regarding diesel exhaust and welding fumes known to cause cancer or birth defects.
Safety guidelines for operating and maintaining engines, including fuel handling.
Risks of EMF fields, especially for pacemaker wearers, and procedures to minimize exposure.
Precautions against electric shock, including insulation and grounding.
Protection from arc rays using shields, filters, and protective clothing.
Risks of welding fumes and gases, ventilation requirements, and precautions for toxic materials.
Precautions to prevent fire and explosion from sparks, hot materials, and flammable substances.
Safe handling and storage of compressed gas cylinders to prevent damage and explosion.
Safety measures for electrical connections, grounding, and disconnect switches.
Detailed specifications including voltage, current, duty cycle, and physical dimensions.
Input power requirements and specifications for single-phase operation.
Rated output parameters for DC welding modes (GTAW, SMAW) at different voltages.
Range of output voltage and current for different welding modes.
Additional parameters like Power Factor, Efficiency, Protection Class, and Insulation Class.
Physical measurements of the machine including length, width, height, and weight.
Recommended operating and storage temperature ranges for the equipment.
List and illustration of all parts included with the TIG-225P welder.
Essential safety guidelines to follow before and during installation.
Criteria for choosing an appropriate and safe location for the welder.
Warning about directing grinding particles towards the welder.
Information that the TIG-225P cannot be stacked.
Requirement to place the machine on a secure, level surface to prevent tipping.
Details about the welder's IP21S enclosure rating for environmental protection.
Methods to minimize or eliminate high-frequency interference with other equipment.
Automatic adjustment of the TIG-225P to input voltages; no manual switch settings needed.
Instructions and warnings for connecting the input power leads to the welder.
How to connect the work clamp, electrode holder, and torch using Twist-Mate connectors.
Guidance on selecting appropriate fuses, wire sizes, and circuit breakers for input power.
Diagram illustrating how to connect an air-cooled TIG torch.
Diagram showing the connections for Stick (SMAW) welding.
Identification and function of controls on the front panel of the welder.
Identification and function of controls and connections on the back panel of the welder.
Detailed explanation of the user interface elements like display, lights, and controls.
Explanation of how to select the welding process (Stick, Lift TIG, HF TIG, Pulse TIG, Cold Spot TIG).
How to set the desired output control method using 2-step or 4-step.
Description of the 2-step trigger sequence for TIG welding operation.
Description of the 4-step trigger sequence for TIG welding operation.
How to customize TIG welding operation using sequencer functions.
How to use pulse TIG settings via the sequencer.
How to use cold spot TIG settings via the sequencer.
Step-by-step guide for performing Stick (SMAW) welding.
Safety warnings to be observed before performing any maintenance.
Explanation of the welder's thermostatic protection feature and its indicators.
Recommended routine maintenance tasks to keep the welder in optimal condition.
Instructions on how to effectively use the troubleshooting guide.
Table listing error codes, their possible causes, and recommended actions for troubleshooting.
Common problems encountered during TIG welding and their solutions.
Common problems encountered during Stick welding and their solutions.
Troubleshooting output problems like thermal overload or no output.
Troubleshooting issues related to high frequency starting and operation.
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