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The sound level of the unit is smaller as 70 dB (A) measured 

at standard load conforming EN 60 974 at the max. work-

point.

Depending on the operation, users of commercially operated 

welding systems are obliged to have safety inspections of the 

equipment carried out regularly in accordance with 

VDE 0544-207. ELEKTRON recommends inspection periods 

of 12 months.

 

A safety inspection must also be carried out after alterations 

or repair of the system.

 

! Caution !

 : Improperly carried out UVV inspections can de-

stroy the system.

 

For more information on UVV inspections of welding systems, 

please contact your authorized service center.

This product is manufactured conform to the current EMV 

standard. Please notice following items:

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The unit is for welding under commercial or industrial con-

ditions. The use in other surroundings (for example in res-

idential areas) may disturb other electric devices.

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During welding electromagnetic problems can be caused 

at:
– Mainscables, controlcables, connections for telecom-

munication

– TV / Radio
– Computer and other similar devices
– Protection devises as for example alarm systems
– Pacemakers and hearing aids
– Devices for measure and calibrate
– Devices with less protection against disturbances
If other devices are disturbed it may be necessary to pro-

tect additionally.

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The affected area can be bigger than your premises /

 property depends of the building etc.

Please use the unit conform to the instructions of the manu-

facturer. The user is responsible for installation and use of the 

machine. Furthermore the user is responsible to eliminate the 

disturbances caused by electromagnetic fields.   

5 Emission of sound

6 UVV inspection (UVV = regulations 

 

for prevention of accidents)

7 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMV)

8 Technical data

Type

MULTIMIG 400puls

Welding

Welding range (I

2min

-I

2max

/

 

U

2min

-U

2max

)

A/V

25 – 320/

15.2 – 30

No load voltage

V

81

Voltage adjustment

continuously variable

Slope characteristic

constant / falling

Duty cycle 100  % 40 °C

A

250

Duty cycle 60  % 40 °C

A

270

Duty cycle at max. current 40 °C

%

35

weldable wire steel

Ø mm

0.6 – 1.2

weldable wire alu

Ø mm

1.0 – 1.2

welding electrodes

Ø mm

1.0 – 6.0

Wire-feed speed

m/min

0.1 – 25

Mains

Mains voltage 3~ (50/60 Hz)

V

400

Mains voltage tolerance range

%

+/- 15

Input power S1 (100  %/40 °C)

kVA

10.7

Input power S1 (60  %/40 °C)

kVA

12.6

Input power S1 (max. current)

kVA

15.1

Current input I1 (100  %/40 °C)

A

15.5

Current input I1 (60  %/40 °C)

A

18.2

Current input I1 (max. current)

A

21.8

Power factor (at I

2max

)

cos 

ϕ

0.99

Mains fuse

A/tr

16

Mains plug

CEE16

Unit

Protection class (EN 60 529)

IP23

Insulation class

F

Cooling method

F

Noise emission

dB (A)

<70

Summary of Contents for MULTIMIG 400puls

Page 1: ...EN Fabrik für Elektrotechnik GmbH x Postfach 10 59 60 x D 28059 Bremen Telefon 49 0 421 54 90 6 0 x Telefax 49 0 421 54 90 619 x vertrieb elektron bremen de x www elektron bremen de Operation Manual MULTIMIG 400puls ...

Page 2: ...2 5 5 6 10 8 9 6 7 12 15 14 11 10 ...

Page 3: ...welding site Secure yourself and the unit at higher or inclinational plac es Connect the unit only at mains with correct connection to ground earth and at prolongations and sockets too Wear correct protective clothing gloves and leather apron Protect the welding area with curtains or mobile walls against rays Do not thaw frozen waterpipes or conductions with this unit In high electrical risk areas...

Page 4: ...against disturbances If other devices are disturbed it may be necessary to pro tect additionally The affected area can be bigger than your premises property depends of the building etc Please use the unit conform to the instructions of the manu facturer The user is responsible for installation and use of the machine Furthermore the user is responsible to eliminate the disturbances caused by electr...

Page 5: ...tton 48 gas type solenoid valve is activated and adjust gas amount on the pressure reducer rule of thumb wire diameter x 10 gas flow Keep the wire insert switch pressed until the welding wire protrudes approx 10 mm out of the gas nozzle on the torch neck Select welding material by pressing button 44 Select wire diameter by pressing button 46 Select shielding gas type by pressing button 48 Select 2...

Page 6: ... should be corresponding to the technical data How to insert the wirespool Open the lid at the machine or at the wire feed case 2 and screw off the nut 26 from the wire coil pick up 24 Put on the wire coil at the wire coil pick up and pay attention that the tappet is well insert at the coil 23 By use of small wire coils please use the adapter Adjust the brake 25 by releasing the torch button the w...

Page 7: ...eter 32 This should be approx wire diameter x 10 l min The content of the cylinder is shown by the contentmanometer 33 How to modify the machine for aluminium welding Change the wire roll to a aluminium wire roll Change the steel torch against an aluminiumtorch or resp change the wire liner against a teflon liner Remove the capillary tube 42 at the central connection Cut the teflon liner close to ...

Page 8: ...rrent material thick ness wire feed speed and arc length as indicated in the digital multifunction display 54 57 Downslope push button Switches the downslope function on or off A lit LED next to the push button indicates that the downslope is on 58 Arc length wire speed correction rotary pulse encoder For correction of the arc length or wire speed depend ent on setting menu extra arc lenght contro...

Page 9: ... the character with the pushbuttons 48 and 44 Extras 1Machine data Operating system Master Version number operating system Master Operating system Process Version number operating system process Operating system DMRs Version number motor assembly ies Welding program version Version number welding programs Operating hour counter Indication of the welding duration in h min sec Configuration Machine ...

Page 10: ... to frequently recurring welding tasks or save the set tings which individual welders use specifically for their jobs Programming jobs Determine the optimal welding adjustment Press the TT Save button 45 Save LED flashes Select the target job number with the push buttons 44 and 48 or with the torch rocker and confirm with the TT Enter push button 47 if you do not press Enter the Save LED goes out ...

Page 11: ...et job number Assigning job texts An individual text can be assigned to each job in order to spe cially mark it or allocate it more clearly Switch on the Tiptronic function with the Tiptronic push button 49 Select the job number with the push buttons 44 and 48 Press the and push buttons 51 at the same time a flashing cursor appears in the display 50 in order to get into the edit mode The cursor is...

Page 12: ...w rate of water Check level of cooling liquid and coolant filter E06 Overvoltage Output voltage too high Notify service E07 EEProm checksum error Adjustment data faulty or not available Switch system off and then on again E08 Wire feed tacho Current input from feed motor too high No tacho signal available Blow out torch package with compressed air and check wire feed unit E09 Error v a measuring F...

Page 13: ...r vertical down welding The transfer of the electrode to the workpiece takes place partly in short circuit and in free flight Due to less short circuiting the weld ing pool is hotter than at the short circuit arc Welding with transitional arc provides higher electrode melt rate and is more economic than welding at short circuit arc Long arc Long arcs are typical at welding at the higher ampere ran...

Page 14: ...t is wide enough you should weld two parallel string beads At vertical up position the side to side motion should describe the shape of an open triangle Length of the arc Welding with a longer arc reduces the penetration the weld ing bead is wide and flat with increased spattering The weld ing material is transferred with slightly larger drops than at welding with a shorter arc A longer arc is use...

Page 15: ...ssary wire feed speed vD results from the product of pulse frequency fP and the wire length l melted in each pulse period From this relationship you see that a change in wire feed speed re quires a linear change in pulse frequency A rise in electrode melt rate by increasing wire feed speed therefore needs a higher pulse frequency The objective drop diameter should be about 1 2 mm with a wire diame...

Page 16: ... or wire welds to the con tact tip Wire electrode is tight at the spool Check and change if necessary Burr at the wire beginning Cut the wire beginning again Irregular wire feeding or no wire feeding Wrong contact pressure at the wire feed rolls Adjust it as described in the manual Torch defect Check and change if necessary No brass pipe in the central connection or is dirty Install or clean the b...

Page 17: ...amp and workpiece Ground cable not right plugged in Fasten ground cable by turning the plug to the right Defect torch Repair or replace it Hot plug of ground cable Plug was not tightened by turning to the right Check Higher wire wear out at wire feeding unit Wire rolls does not fit to the wire diameter Install right wire rolls Wrong contact pressure at wire feeding Adjust as described at the manua...

Page 18: ...18 ELEKTRON Bremen GmbH Postfach 10 59 60 D 28059 Bremen Germany Telefon 49 0 421 54 90 6 0 Telefax 49 0 421 54 90 6 19 Subject to change 18 Service ...

Page 19: ...19 Appendix mounting torch holder ...

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