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CARE & MAINTENANCE

Under  normal  circumstances  the  Freeman  range  of  welding  inverter  machines  are  virtually 

maintenance  free.  However  certain  points  should  be  observed  to  ensure  the  trouble  free 

operation  of  the  machine.  Amongst  these  are  regular  checks  as  described  below,  the 

frequency  of  these  checks  will  depend  on  the  type  of  environment  the  unit  will  be  operated 

within and the overall usage of the equipment.

CAUTION

Any  internal  inspection,  testing  or  repairs  to  the  equipment  should  only  be  carried  out  by 

personnel trained and qualified to do so. The following description of tests either visual or any 

other  are  extracts  of  various  Standards  regarding  the  safe  servicing  and  maintenance  of 

electrical  equipment.  The  following  recommendations  are  for  guidance  only  and  we  suggest 

that they are completed at least once every 12 months or in the case of excessively high use 

more often as required.

VISUAL CHECKS

The  unit  should  be  inspected  externally  for  visible  faults  (without  opening  the  unit).  In  the 

course of this inspection the following points should be checked and if necessary service and 

repair should be arranged immediately.

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  Any damage to the mains supply plug or cable. Examine for any signs of faulty insulation, 

scorching of pressure marks. 

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  Ensure  all  cable  glands  and  fittings  are  secure  and  that  no  kinking  or  twisting  of  the 

supply cable has occurred. 

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  Check the machine outer casings for any sign of cracking or breakage. 

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  Inspect welding and work return leads for any breakdown in insulation. Ensure connection 

plugs, welding torch, electrode holder and earth clamp assemblies are damage free and 

secure. 

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  Check  for  any  signs  of  overloading  or  improper  use  and  that  no  unauthorized 

modifications have been carried out to the equipment. 

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  Make sure that the mains power on / off switch is functioning correctly. 

MEASUREMENT OF INSULATION RESISTANCE

Depending on National and Company Standards insulation testing should be completed and 

carried out to the relevant safety laid down criteria. For full instruction and guidance on this 

subject contact either the supplier or the manufacturer of the unit.

OPEN CIRCUIT VOLTAGE

Testing the open circuit voltage of the unit should be carried out in accordance to the Standard 

EN60974-1.  Copies  of  which  can  be  obtained  from  the  National  Standards  Authority  or  the 

equivalent Authority in the country the equipment is being used. If outside the EU contact the 

standards authority for that region.

FUNCTION TEST

A periodic function test of the equipment should be completed to ensure the unit performs and 

operates in line with the original specification for the unit as supplied.

CAUTION

Only spares which are of Inverter Fusion Limited origin, will be deemed fit for purpose. Any 

other makes or type used in any repair or servicing procedure will render any and all statutory 

rights invalid.

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Summary of Contents for FUSION 151 HF

Page 1: ...operation and safe working practices for arc welding we recommend that you read the HSE Booklet HSG204 Health Safety in Arc Welding Do not attempt to install or operate this equipment until you have...

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Page 3: ...DING GUIDE 12 TIG WELDING GUIDE 13 INSULATION PAT TESTING 14 15 WARRANTY INSTRUCTION 16 17 CARE MAINTENANCE 18 TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE 19 NOTICE Failure to adhere to the advice and instruction given in...

Page 4: ...er is isolated before making any primary connections 1 Ensure that an adequate mains power supply is available with a correct fuse rating to supply the machine at the duty cycle the operator requires...

Page 5: ...NOTE The equipment is supplied as standard with a 5 wire remote control receptacle for torch switching and current control A 3 wire remote control option is available upon request It is not possible...

Page 6: ...No 000080 Electrode Holder Fitted With 3 Metre Power Cable 35mm Male Dix Plug P No 000079 Earth Clamp Fitted With 3 Metre Power Cable 35mm Male Dix Plug SPECIFICATIONS Fusion 151 HF Fusion 151 PHF Fu...

Page 7: ...REMOTE CURRENT is displayed in the window F9 Rotate control knob F1 in an anti clockwise direction until the text in window F9 reads PANEL CONTROL 7 Using the correct safety equipment to protect the b...

Page 8: ...int and display TIG MODE At any time during the menu set up the display can be signalled to return to the datum point by pressing and releasing the torch on off switch The selection control knob can b...

Page 9: ...d in the window F9 Rotate control knob F1 in an anticlockwise direction so that the text in window F9 reads PANEL CONTROL 20 It is not necessary to adjust the welding sequence menu parameters in the o...

Page 10: ...nect the remote current control device to be used into the receptacle F12 F13 and complete the set up and operational instructions as detailed for HF TIG Welding Set Up in paragraphs 1 through to 18 2...

Page 11: ...text SPOT TIME is displayed in window F9 Rotate control knob F1 to select the required spot weld time 8 Rotate the control knob F8 clockwise until the text DOWN SLOPE TIME is displayed in window F9 R...

Page 12: ...l is ratio metric Any potentiometer with a value between 1K 10K Ohms can be used for the control THREE WIRE REMOTE CONTROL CONNECTION For 3 wire remote control connection the remote control receptacle...

Page 13: ...rent Allows the welding current to be gently increased in the weld puddle Pulse Mode Selection If turned to minimum the pulse is switched off If a current level is selected the machine will pulse betw...

Page 14: ...to start and end the welding sequence When the torch switch is depressed the weld sequence will begin When the switch is released the weld sequence will be signalled to end 4 Touch Torch Control Sign...

Page 15: ...etal freezes and this should be kept as uniform in width as possible 12 12 MMA STICK WELDINGGUIDE The following notes are aimed at providing the operator with a basic overview of MMA welding technique...

Page 16: ...and chemical process industries There is no flux used in the TIG welding process so the finished weld requires the minimum of cleaning afterwards Wide ranges of gas shrouds are available that allow ac...

Page 17: ...nt has not been subjected to conditions for which it is not suitable eg it is wet or excessively contaminated f There is no damage to the external casing of the equipment or there are no loose parts o...

Page 18: ...not rely on a protective earth connection to the welding circuit for electrical safety There are no exposed conductive parts on the Marvel welders that are directly connected to earth WARNING The weld...

Page 19: ...re could invalidate or delay the completion of any warranty work Improper use abuse or any attempt to repair the product by an unauthorised third party will invalidate any warranty claim Any parts or...

Page 20: ...er Fusion Limited and shall be one of the following Repair Replacement Where authorised by Inverter Fusion Limited the reasonable cost of a repair carried out by a third party Payment for or a credit...

Page 21: ...cable has occurred Check the machine outer casings for any sign of cracking or breakage Inspect welding and work return leads for any breakdown in insulation Ensure connection plugs welding torch ele...

Page 22: ...t level is correct for the application Select an alternative electrode Erratic Or Uncontrollable Welding Arc Faulty welding torch or bad earth returns work lead connection Check that the correct sized...

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Page 24: ...Limited products please contact us at the address provided below Inverter Fusion Limited Heathpark Way Heathpark Industrial Estate Honiton Devon EX14 1BB England Tel 0 1404 549791 Fax 0 1404 46718 Em...

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