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  Auxiliary functions

“Energy saving”

This function manages correct functioning of the cooling fan that 
only runs when strictly necessary, that is:

• 

FAN MOTOR -

 The fan is activated when:

 

- During welding or for a certain period of time after this is fin-

ished.

 

- When the thermostat intervenes or for a certain period of time 

after it has just been reset.

  Factory default

WARNING: This operation results in complete resetting of all pa-
rameters to the factory settings.

To reset the settings, you must:

• 

With the machine switched on, push and hold down the WELD-
ING MODE (T1) and SELECT WELDING PROCESS (T2) but-
tons simultaneously for about 3 seconds.

• 

When all the LEDs switch on at the same time, reinstatement 
of the welding machine’s software to its default settings is com-
plete.

• 

The message on the DISPLAY (D) reads 80.

• 

The reset procedure has now been completed successfully.

  Error and protection conditions

The equipment is protected against problems and if any arise the 
DISPLAY shows fixed or flashing (error code) messages (depend-
ing on the type of error) that serve to inform the operator that a fault 
has occurred in the equipment (see table 1).
The table provides a summary of all the error conditions that may 
arise on the equipment and, if possible, what the operator must 
do to attempt to resolve the problem.

Automatic reset error:

 once the alarm condition has been re-

solved the equipment starts working again and the operator can 
weld again!

PLEASE NOTE: If the fault persists look for the cause of the 
fault and contact our technical assistance department if nec-
essary.

All of this is necessary to allow our technical assistance depart-
ment to resolve problems more easily, as quickly as possible and 
thanks to the user’s reports, also because, in the meantime the 
machine will not allow the operator to do their work.

Table 1

Display

Diagnosis

E0.0

POWER SUPPLY FAILURE

NON automatic reset error.
This error can only arise when switching on and not 
when the welding plant is working normally.

E1.0

USER FILE MISSING

NON automatic reset error.
Immediately contact technical assistance dept.

E1.1

CONFIGURATION FILE MISSING

NON automatic reset error.
Immediately contact technical assistance dept.

E1.2

INTERNAL MEMORY ERROR

NON automatic reset error.
Immediately contact technical assistance dept.

E1.3

CALIBRATION FILE MISSING

NON automatic reset error.
Immediately contact technical assistance dept.

t°C

THERMAL PROTECTION

The welding stops due to an excessively high
temperature (thermostat activated).
Automatic reset error.

WARNING: The welding machine has a built-in electronic pro-
tective device to deal with fluctuations in mains voltage that 
switches the machine off automatically (voltage exceeding 
300 V), without indicating any type of error or warning mes-
sage for the operator. Subsequently it starts functioning again 
automatically when the voltage has dropped to below the val-
ue indicated above.

Summary of Contents for DIX TIG GO 1406.M HF

Page 1: ...BA 0134 TIG Welding Power Source S C H W E I S S E N W E L D I N G W E L D I N G S C H W E I S S E N S C H W E I S S E N Keep in secure area for future reference Operations manual DIX TIG GO 1406 M HF...

Page 2: ...ng programs only adjustable with the control panel Self diagnosis device Overheating thermostatic protection Automatic compensation for mains voltage fluctuations within 20 Safety barrier against exce...

Page 3: ...cking the air circulation Serial number The welding power source s serial number is shown on the unit s data plate The serial number provides the key to tracing the production lot applicable to the pr...

Page 4: ...and absolutely not of a smaller diameter than the spe cial cable supplied with the welding power source NOTE 2 It is not advisable to plug up the welder to motor driv en generators as they are known t...

Page 5: ...op of the piece to be welded keeping a 2 3 mm gap between the point of the electrode and the piece to be weld ed Fig D 1 6b Press the torch button 7b The voltaic arc strikes even without contact betwe...

Page 6: ...oes not increase the risk of accident to the user or the risk of dam age to other electric equipment When it is necessary to connect the part to be welded to ground you should make a direct con nectio...

Page 7: ...weld and the pedal to regulate the welding current remotely provided the simulta neous use kit is used AIR AND OR WATER COOLED TORCH UP DOWN The up down torch replaces the current setting knob on the...

Page 8: ...l display 7 DOWN button 8 Encoder 9 Gas solenoid valve 10 Pedal control potentiometer 11 Microswitch 12 Mains switch 13 Fan 14 Remote current potentiometer 15 Pedal con trol 16 TIG torch button 17 Pri...

Page 9: ...9...

Page 10: ...tion L2 TIG with Lift type ignition L3 ELECTRODE MMA L1 L3 L2 VRD The Voltage Reduction Device VRD is a safety device that re duces the voltage It prevents voltages forming on the output ter minals th...

Page 11: ...xit welding parameter programming hold the T3 button down for about 1 second STANDARD MMA WELDING CONFIGURATION When using the electrode welding process this allows you to select the following welding...

Page 12: ...button only after having touched the workpiece with the electrode 3 Press the WELDING MODE SELECTION Key T1 and go to one of the 3 options available L4 2T L5 4T L6 SPOT WELD T1 L5 L6 L4 4 Turn the ENC...

Page 13: ...tage To exit the setting phase hold the WELDING PARAMETERS SE LECTION key T3 down for about 1 second Activating the VRD device To activate the VRD device which must be done when the weld ing machine i...

Page 14: ...n has been re solved the equipment starts working again and the operator can weld again PLEASE NOTE If the fault persists look for the cause of the fault and contact our technical assistance departmen...

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