INSTALLATION AND OPERATION
1. Power Cord :
The power cord is attached to the unit, however you will be required to provide a power plug and power outlet.
This is to accommodate different countries and setups. Please contact an electrician if you are not qualified or not sure how to
attach an AC plug. See FAQ for more information on wiring.
2. Connecting the Torches and Cutter (front of unit):
2a: MMA clamp
, connect the MMA stick torch/clamp to the 2a fast-plug and turn it clockwise.
2b: TIG torch,
also plug the seven pin plug connector 2c from the TIG torch or the “optional” foot pedal into its socket, attach/
screw the TIG torch to ”GAS” outlet. Fasten the collar nuts,
see the diagram below
.
2b: Plasma
torch
will connect the same as the TIG just using the Plasma torch rather than the TIG torch.
Make sure you connect COMPRESSED AIR for Plasma operation OR Argon for TIG operation. Not doing so could damage
the unit or consumables.
2c: Torch on off control or optional foot pedal
control.
2d: IN ALL modes mentioned above
the fast-plug on the black ground clamp cable needs to be plugged into 2d socket on
the front panel, and turn it in the clockwise direction. Then the ground clamp connects to your work piece.
SWITCHES
3. Main power switch:
The power switch. When “ON” this switch will light up and you will hear the fans turn on.
If not see
troubleshooting section.
4. MMA/TIG/Plasma mode switch:
MMA is for stick/MMA welding. TIG is for DC TIG welding and Plasma for cutting.
5. AIR FLOW DELAY:
This switch sets the pre and post argon gas or air flow delay.
6. AMP settings:
This control sets the welding amperage (outer scale) and Plasma cutter amperage (inner scale)
7. Machine/Pedal switch:
This switch tell the welder if you are using the torch on/off switch or optional foot pedal.
INDICATORS
8.
O.C./Over Current:
This light will turn on in the event the units overheats due to long periods of use at high current. It is
there to protect the unit. If you see this light “on”, “stop” welding/cutting but leave the unit “ON” for the fans to cool it. Wait
for the light to go “off” before you continue welding. If it does not go off please contact the manufacturer for help.
USERS
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