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Table of Contents

 
 

SECTION ................................................................................................................................ Page

 

Safety  .......................................................................................................................................... 3

 

SECTION 1

 

 

Description  ......................................................................................................................9  

 

SECTION 2

 

 

Installation  .................................................................................................................... 10

 

SECTION 3

 

 

Operation .....................................................................................................................  12

 

SECTION 4

 

 

Maintenance  ................................................................................................................. 31 

 

SECTION 5 

 

 

Troubleshooting ........................................................................................................... 32

 

SECTION 6

 

Replacement Parts  ................................................................................................................... 34

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Summary of Contents for Miniarc 150

Page 1: ...Miniarc 150 F15 725 02 2006 Instruction Manual...

Page 2: ...l perform in conformity with the description thereof contained in this manual and accompanying labels and or inserts when installed operated maintained and repaired in accordance with the instructions...

Page 3: ...Contents SECTION Page Safety 3 SECTION 1 Description 9 SECTION 2 Installation 10 SECTION 3 Operation 12 SECTION 4 Maintenance 31 SECTION 5 Troubleshooting 32 SECTION 6 Replacement Parts 34 TABLE OF C...

Page 4: ...TABLE OF CONTENTS...

Page 5: ...ces on the workpiece which might produce flammable or toxic vapors Do not do hot work on closed containers They may explode 4 Have fire extinguishing equipment handy for instant use such as a garden h...

Page 6: ...lames Never strike an arc on a cylinder 5 Foradditionalinformation refertoCGAStandardP 1 Precau tions for Safe Handling of Compressed Gases in Cylinders which is available from Compressed Gas Associat...

Page 7: ...uego para uso in stant neo como por ejemplo una manguera con agua cubeta con agua cubeta con arena o extintor port til Aseg rese que usted esta entrenado para su uso PRECAUCION DE SEGURIDAD 5 No use e...

Page 8: ...rada Ponga el capote de protecci n sobre la v l vula si el regulador no est conectado Asegure y mueva loscilindrosutilizando uncarrootransporteadecuado Evite el manejo brusco de los Las siguientes pub...

Page 9: ...en un point loign de la zone de travail augmente en effet le risque de passage d un courant de sortie par des cha nes de PR CAUTIONS DE S CURIT AVERTISSEMENT Ces r gles de s curit ont pour objet d as...

Page 10: ...recommandations particuli res en mati re de ventilation indiqu es l alin a 6 de la norme Z49 1 de l AWS 5 ENTRETIEN DE L QUIPEMENT Un quipement entre tenu de fa on d fectueuse ou inad quate risque non...

Page 11: ...nal HW17V TIG torch and Argon gas supply the Miniarc 150 APS can be used for DC TIG welding Specifications Primary Input Voltage Phase 115 208 230Vac 1 ph 50 60 Hz Voltage Tolerance 10 115V Operating...

Page 12: ...12 SECTION 1 DESCRIPTION...

Page 13: ...ered Welding cables should be kept as short as practically possible F Interference may also be reduced by separating the welding equipment from the other equipment affected A partition brick wall or p...

Page 14: ...nded cable is a 10AWG 3 conductor On 115V supplies extension cables are not recommended Siting the unit Position the unit to give good all round ventilation Do not block the air inlet on the rear pane...

Page 15: ...ing lead over the shoulder to reduce the weight on the hand doing the welding 7 Keeping the electrode clear of any exposed metal surface switch on the unit 8 Position the electrode close to the point...

Page 16: ...off the supply release the electrode from the holder and cut the electrode free with a chisel Freezing will occur if heavy contact is made with the workpiece at too low a current setting c Once the a...

Page 17: ...or a 6 to 7 5 litres minute 12 15cu ft hr indication on the flow meter 5 Connect the torch gas lead to the regulator and turn on the gas supply 6 Fit an appropriate sized 2 thoriated electrode to the...

Page 18: ...ch over the welding area about 1 25mm above Warn bystanders to shield their eyers and lower your headscreen 6 Strike the arc by scratching the tungsten electrode on the workpiece in the same manner as...

Page 19: ...s recommended that 2 Thori ated tungstens are exclusively used red tip Maximum Electrode Ratings d c Electrode Dia Current Range 040 5A 70A 1 16 50A 150A Shielding Gas To prevent oxidation always purg...

Page 20: ...uit is determined by the voltage and current The arc voltage is governed by the arc length and the electrode diameter Therefore the practical measure of the power or heat is in terms of the current me...

Page 21: ...8 Horizontal Position Welds Figure 3 9 Vertical Position Welds Figure 3 10 Overhead Position Welds STRIKING THE ARC RUNNING BEADS In learning to weld there are certain fundamental steps which must be...

Page 22: ...sound of the arc will be a good guide A short arc with correct current will give a sharp cracking sound A portion of the electrode coating forms a protective coating called slag over the deposited we...

Page 23: ...hown Too long an arc will be held or the travel speed will vary from slow to fast and the welds will look as illustrated in Figure 3 15 showing a cross section through a poor weld ing bead In addition...

Page 24: ...he electrode is moved or oscillated from side to side in a set pattern In order to be sure of uniform deposits it is necessary to use a definite pattern such as those illustrated in Figure 3 16 While...

Page 25: ...ing or chipping before welding as it is likely to become entrapped in the weld bead and produce an unsound weld Where oxyacetylene cutting equipment is not available grinding will prob ably be the bes...

Page 26: ...t is porous Figure 3 19 Weld Test This is probably due to holding too long an arc If there are bits of slag in the weld perhaps the arc was too short or the electrode was manipulated incorrectly thus...

Page 27: ...ingle pass fillet weld hold the electrode as shown in Figure 3 22 This will provide fusion into the corner and a fillet the sides of which will be approximately equal For maximum strength a fillet wel...

Page 28: ...llet Weld Figure 3 26 Multilayer Lap Joint WELDING VERTICALLY HORIZONTALLY AND OVERHEAD The importance of welding in the flat position whenever possible cannot be stressed too strongly The quality of...

Page 29: ...that uniform beads can be made consistently practice on welding vertically may be started Again begin with an easy operation such as running beads verti cally on plates set at 45 degrees See Figure 3...

Page 30: ...methods of depositing the subsequent layers are given in Figure3 32 Figure 3 31 Single Pass Vertical Butt Weld Figure3 32 Multilayer Deposit Vertical Weld For horizontal welds the details are shown in...

Page 31: ...the first layer on both lap and tee joints For depositing subsequent layers on tee joints two means are used and are shown in Figure 3 36 For additional layers on lap joints a somewhat similar weave m...

Page 32: ...y be used The technique for overhead butt welds is illustrated in Figure 3 40 this covers single pass welds or the first pass of multilayer welds Subsequent beads may be deposited as shown in Figure 3...

Page 33: ...art to the beginner all the skills necessary for successful welding Personal instruction by an experienced welding operator is the best means for accomplishing this end Therefore an effort shouldbemad...

Page 34: ...34 SECTION 3 OPERATION...

Page 35: ...Check the torch or electrode holder for damage Replace any suspect part s ALWAYS CHECK THE WELDING AREA DAILY FOR POSSIBLE SAFETY HAZARDS IF IN DOUBT CONSULT YOUR SAFETY OFFICER Monthly Maintenance De...

Page 36: ...36 SECTION 4 MAINTENANCE...

Page 37: ...peed d Wrong electrode MMA d Change to correct size type Lack of a Insufficient current a Increase current setting penetration b Welding too fast b Decrease hand travel speed MMA and TIG Cracking and...

Page 38: ...38...

Page 39: ...used with this equipment The use of non ESAB parts may void your warranty Replacement parts may be ordered from your ESAB distributor or from ESAB Welding Cutting Products Attn Customer Service Dept P...

Page 40: ...40 SECTION 6 REPLACEMENT PARTS ITEM QTY PART CIRCUIT NO REQ NO DESCRIPTION SYMBOL 1 1 0558003351 Plastic Carrying Case...

Page 41: ...SECTION 6 REPLACEMENT PARTS ITEM QTY PART CIRCUIT NO REQ NO DESCRIPTION SYMBOL 1 1 0558002747 Power Switch S1 2 2 0558002735 Knobs 3 2 0558002707 Dinse Socket 4 1 0558003349 Circuit Breaker CB 1 2 3...

Page 42: ...T PARTS ITEM QTY PART CIRCUIT NO REQ NO DESCRIPTION SYMBOL 1 1 0558002738 Fan VR1 2 1 0558002746 EMC Filter 3 1 0558003339 Inverter pcb ass y PCB2 4 1 0558003341 Voltage autoswitch PCB PCB1 5 1 055800...

Page 43: ...43 SECTION 6 REPLACEMENT PARTS ITEM QTY PART CIRCUIT NO REQ NO DESCRIPTION SYMBOL 1 1 0558003350 Control Transformer T1 2 1 0558003340 Control P C Board PCB3 1 2...

Page 44: ...Notes...

Page 45: ...Notes...

Page 46: ...Notes...

Page 47: ...ed part numbers on Pages 38 41 42 and 43 to reflect latest Florence numbers to be used for ordering Added Page 40 to illustrate plastic carrying case 02 2006 Updated entire manual format and replaced...

Page 48: ...nty Returns Authorized Repair Stations Welding Equipment Troubleshooting C TECHNICAL SERVICE Telephone 800 ESAB 123 Fax 843 664 4452 Hours 8 00 AM to 5 00 PM EST Part Numbers Technical Applications Sp...

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