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1
The side panel is hinged at its rear edge: Open by pulling sideways at the front
edge, lay out all components contained within, and check to ensure that they
are all correct according to the list below.
FIG.1
A
2 Wheels
B
1 Axle
C
2 Wheel retaining washers
D
2 Castors
E
1 Handle
F
2 Brackets
G
4 Fixing screws
1 Mask with fixing screws & washers
1 Transparent glass
1 Dark glass
1 Gas regulator
1 Worm drive clips for gas hose
connections
1 Welding torch and lead
1 Cover for hose support bracket
2 Self tapping screws for cover
1 Earth Cable
1 0.6mm welding tip
1 0.8mm welding tip
1 1.0mm welding tip
SHOULD ANY PART BE MISSING OR DAMAGED, CONTACT YOUR LOCAL
DEALER FOR REPLACEMENT.
2
Attach the handle (E) to the welder unit by sliding the brackets (F) on the front of
the machine, lining up the holes with those in the casing and securing the four
screws (G) provided.
3
Fix the wheels (A) to the back of the unit and the castors (D) to the front.
4
Connect the earth return lead to the negative (-) socket on the fornt panel of the
welder unit.
5
Ensure that the side panels are securely closed before using the welder.
6
Connect the torch lead assembly to the welder, following the appropriate instructions.
ASSEMBLY
ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
WARNING: THESE MACHINES MUST BE EARTHED.
MIG 215TE & 230TE
This welder must be connected to the correct receptacle, 1Ph 230 volt (50Hz). A 13
Amp plug is not suitable for this device. Connect the three core mains lead to a
suitably fused supply through an isolator or heavy duty plug.
I
MPORTANT: The wires in the mains lead are coloured in accordance with
the following colour code:
Green & Yellow - Earth
Blue - Neutral
Brown - Live
Connect GREEN & YELLOW coloured cord to plug terminal marked with a letter “E”
or Earth symbol ‘
W
’.
Connect BROWN coloured cord to plug terminal marked letter “L”
Connect BLUE coloured cord to plug terminal marked letter “N”
We strongly recommend that this machine is connected to the mains supply through
a Residual Current Device.
MIG 260TE
These machines are normally supplied connected to at 400V three-phase. For safety
double check the sticker placed at the end of the input cable.
Should it became necessary to use an input current at 230V three-phase follow
these simple instructions:
1
Bring on the “OFF” position the ON/OFF
switch, disconnect the mains switch and the
input voltage plug from the mains.
2
Open the right side panel (facing the welder)
undoing the screws holding it to the frame.
3
Change the connection by following the
instructions displayed on the here attached
drawing.
4
Make sure that the nuts holding the bridges
are securely tightened.
5
Re-assemble the side panel.
DO NOT WORK WITH THE SIDE PANLES PARTIALLY OPENED OR COMPLETELY
REMOVED FROM THE POWER SOURCE IN ORDER TO AVOID CONTACTS WITH
WIRE OR PARTS.
IMPORTANT: If in doubt, consult a qualified electrician. Do not attempt any
electrical repairs yourself.
