
Options
FK 4000 auto-
transformer
This option is available for the following devices:
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FK 4000 R
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FK 4000 Rob
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FK 4000 R FC
The FK 4000 and FK 4000 R US cooling units are equipped with the FK 4000 auto-trans-
former option as standard.
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The FK 4000 auto-transformer is required if the cooling unit must be operated using
a multivoltage power source (MV). The multivoltage power source has an input
voltage of 3 x 200 - 240 V / 3 x 380 - 460 V (+/- 10%)
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The FK 4000 auto-transformer converts this voltage from the power source into what
the cooling unit needs
FK 4000 R flow
sensor with
coolant filter
This option is available for the following devices:
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FK 4000 - only if the interconnecting hosepack does not exceed a length of 5 m (16
ft. 5 in.)
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FK 4000 R
The FK 4000 R US, FK 4000 R FC and FK 4000 Rob cooling units are fitted with the flow
sensor with coolant filter option as standard.
How it works:
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The option monitors the coolant flow during welding
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If the coolant flow falls below 0.7l/min (0.18 gal./min [US]), "no | H2" is automatically
displayed, the welding current is interrupted and the cooling unit switches off
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If the welding system has a Comfort or WeldProcessData (OPC Fronius LocalNet
server) control panel, the coolant flow can be shown on it
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To display the coolant flow value, press the F3 parameter selection / indicator
key on the Comfort control panel
A disruption in the coolant flow can occur as a result of:
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Insufficient coolant
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Contaminated coolant
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Leaks in the cooling circuit
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Faulty coolant pump
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Frozen coolant (welding at too low a temperature)
Thermostat
This option is available for the following devices:
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FK 4000
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FK 4000 R
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FK 4000 R FC
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FK 4000 R US
The FK 4000 Rob cooling unit has a thermostat option as standard.
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