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NOTE
When the circuit breaker or no-fuse breaker turns off during operation, the generator is overloaded or
the appliance is defective. Stop the generator immediately, check the appliance and/or generator for
overloading or detect and have repaired as necessary by IMER dealer or service shop.
5.3. ‘MIXTE’ WELDING TABLE
Fig.
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1 Grounding socket.
4 « Generator / Welding » mode switch button.
2 Low range welding plug.
5 Rated value switch button.
3 High range welding plug.
[GENERATOR MODE]
To use this operating mode, the switch (4) must be set on the (GEN) position and the rated value switch
button (5) must be set to the maximum value. So all alternator single-phase power plugs can be used.
[WELDING MODE]
To use this operating mode, the switch (4) must be set on the (WELD) position. Connect the wire of
the ground jaw to the plug (1). Connect the ground jaw to the part to weld. Connect the wire of the
electrode-holder to the plug (2) or (3) according to the range of power required. Select the range of
power using the switch (5) (the blue marking is for the low range and the red marking is for the high
range).
During the welding, alternator plugs are live but the voltage is both low and not stable. Therefore,
for safety reasons, we recommand to unplug all equipments.
The alternator is designed to produce a maximal power over a limited period. Over this period, a
cooling time is required (see indication 6 on the plate)Therefore, when working using high power
triggers the thermal protection, please wait several minutes before resetting this thermal protection.
5.4. ‘ARC’ WELDING TABLE
Fig.
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1 Grounding socket.
3 Range switch button.
2 Rated value switch button.
4 Welding plug.
[GENERATOR MODE]
To use this operating mode, the switch (3) must be set on the (GEN) position.
