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CHAPTER 3: WELDING SYSTEM SET-UP
2 KHZ INVERTER WEDLING POWER SUPPLY
990-057
3-5
2-Level Foot Switch
- When a 2-Level Foot Switch is pressed to the first level, the Power Supply
energizes the Air Actuated Weld Head, causing the Upper Electrode to descend and apply force to the
parts. If the Foot Switch is released before the operator presses the Foot Switch to the second level, the
Power Supply will automatically return the Upper Electrode to its up position so that the parts can be
repositioned. Once the second level has been reached and the Force Firing Switch in the Weld Head has
closed, Weld Current will flow and the Power Supply will automatically return the Upper Electrode to its
up position.
Single Air Regulator Adjustment (TL-080B Series Weld Heads - Figure 3-2)
Set the Power Supply front panel
WELD/NO
WELD
switch to
NO WELD
.
1
Turn the Power Switch located on the
Power Supply rear panel to
ON
. After a
series of power up screens, the last
RUN
screen displayed will appear. Press the
CHNG
key to access the Weld Graph
RUN
screen for the
BASIC WELD
function.
2
Turn the Air Regulator Clockwise (CW)
to produce 10 psi on the Pressure Gauge.
3
Press and hold the Foot Switch
completely down to close all switch
levels. The lower right hand corner of
the display should show the status
message
■
STANDBY
■
.
4
Continuing turning the Air Regulator
Clockwise (CW) until the Power Supply
automatically returns the Upper
Electrode to its "up position". The lower
right hand corner of the display should
now show the status message
■
END
■
if
you have not released the Foot Switch.
Release the Foot Switch.
NOTE:
You have 10 seconds to make
the Air Regulator adjustment or a buzzer
alarm will sound and the Power Supply
will automatically return the Upper
Electrode to its up position. The status
message changes from
■
STANDBY
■
to
■
ALARM FIRING SWITCH
■
. Press
RUN
to clear the alarm and then repeat steps 4
and 5.