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Pressure
adjusting

handle

1. Check if the pressure-adjusting handle

is fixed and adjusted to the desired
position.

The unfixed pressure-adjusting handle
leads to the unstable welding output.

Wire-feeding

hose

1. Check if there is dust or spatter inside

the hose or beside wire-feeding wheel.

Remove the dust.

2. Check if there is a diameter agreement

of wire and wire-feeding hose.

Non-agreement of the diameter of wire
and wire-feeding hose possibly leads
to the excessive spatter and unstable
arc.

3. Check if rod and wire feeding groove

are concentric.

Unstable arc possibly occurs.

Wire-feeding

wheel

1. Check if there is an agreement of wire

diameter and wire-feeding wheel.

Non-agreement of wire diameter and
wire-feeding wheel possibly leads to
the excessive spatter and unstable arc.

2. Check if the wire groove is blocked.

Replace it if necessary.

Pressure
adjusting

wheel

1. Check if the pressure adjusting wheel

can rotate smoothly, and it’s physically
complete.

Unstable

rotation

or

physically

incompleteness of the wheel possibly
leads to unstable wire feeding and arc.

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Torch cable

1. Check if the cable of torch is twisted.

The

twisted

torch

cable

leads

to

unstable wire feeding and arc.

2. Check if the coupling plug is in loose

connection.

Output cable

1.

Check

if

the

cable

is

physically

complete.

Relevant measures should be taken to
obtain stable weld and prevent the
possible electric shock.

2.

Check if insulation damage or loose
connection exists.

Input cable

1. Check

if

the

cable

is

physically

complete.

2. Check if insulation damage or loose

connection exists.

Earth cable

1. Check if the earth cables are well fixed

and not short-circuited.

Relevant measures should be taken to
prevent the possible electric shock.

2. Check if this welding equipment is well

grounded.

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

·

MIG 250

i

Summary of Contents for MIG250i

Page 1: ...L L LO O OT T TO O OS S S M M MI IIG G G2 2 25 5 50 0 0iii M M MI I IG G G W W We e el lld d de e er r r ...

Page 2: ...enance 10 Daily Checking 11 Hereby we state that we provide one year of guarantee for this welding equipment since the date of purchase Please read and understand this instruction manual carefully before the installation and operation of this equipment The contents of this manual may be revised without prior notice Please visit us http www uwelding com au for more information i ...

Page 3: ... Sm m mo o ok k ke e e a a an n nd d d g g ga a as s s g g ge e en n ne e er r ra a at t te e ed d d w w wh h hi i il l le e e w w we e el l ld d di i in n ng g g o o or r r c c cu u ut t tt t ti i in n ng g g h h ha a ar r rm m mf f fu u ul l l t t to o o p p pe e eo o op p pl l le e e s s s h h he e ea a al l lt t th h h Avoid breathing the smoke and gas generated while welding or cutting Keep t...

Page 4: ...reactor control stable welding little splash deep melting excellent welding seam reshaping Slow weld wire feeding for arc starting be able to cut small ball after welding successful arc starting Suit for welding medium thin plate more than 0 8mm Small sized light weighed easy to operate economical practical T T Th h he e e e e ef f ff f fi i ic c ci i ie e en n nc c cy y y o o of f f t t th h hi i...

Page 5: ... 0 8 1 0 Size of the machine mm 500 270 440 Weight Kg 26 Thickness mm 0 8 Insulation class F Protection class IP21 MAIN SWITCH P P PR R RO O OE E EC C CT T T C C CI I IR R RC C CU U UI I IT T T P P PO O OW W WE E ER R R S S SU U UP P PP P PL L LY Y Y CONTROL C C CI I IR R RC C CU U UI I IT T T W W WI I IR R RE E E F F FE E EE E ED D DE E ER R R N N NO O OT T TE E E T T TH H HE E E I I IN N NP P PU...

Page 6: ... 50mm2 70mm2 in case of the maximum applicable current 170A 250A 450A The increase of the cross section area of welding cable is necessary according to the current density The recommended ratio of amperage and cross section area of lead is 5A mm2 2b Connect the fast connector of the torch to the of on the panel board and tighten it clockwise 3 3 3 I I In n ns s st t ta a al l ll l la a at t ti i i...

Page 7: ...ack and use the hose clamp to Tighten it to prevent leaking or air in so that the welding point is protected Please note 1 Leakage of shielding gas affects the performance of arc welding 2 Avoid the sun shining on the gas cylinder to eliminate the possible explosion of gas cylinder due to the increasing pressure of gas resulted by heating of sun shining 3 It is extremely forbid to knock at gas cyl...

Page 8: ...g g g s s sp p pe e ee e ed d d The welding quality and productivity should be taken into consideration for the option of welding speed In case that the welding speed increases it weakens the protection efficiency and quickens the cooling As a consequence it is not optimal for the seaming In the event that the speed is too slow the work piece will be easily damaged and the seaming is not ideal In ...

Page 9: ...l ll l le e et t t w w we e el l ld d di i in n ng g g P P Pl l le e ea a as s se e e r r re e ef f fe e er r r t t to o o t t th h he e e f f fo o ol l ll l lo o ow w wi i in n ng g g f f fi i ig g gu u ur r re e e Plate thickness t mm Gap g mm Wire φ mm Welding current A Welding voltage V Welding speed cm min Gas volume L min 0 8 0 0 8 0 9 60 70 16 16 5 50 60 10 1 0 0 0 8 0 9 75 85 17 17 5 50 60...

Page 10: ...ow w wi i in n ng g g f f fi i ig g gu u ur r re e e Plate thickness t mm Corn size I mm Wire φ mm Welding current A Welding voltage V Welding speed cm min Gas volume L min 1 2 2 5 3 0 1 0 70 100 18 19 50 60 10 15 1 6 2 5 3 0 1 0 1 2 90 120 18 20 50 60 10 15 2 0 3 0 3 5 1 0 1 2 100 130 19 20 50 60 10 20 2 3 3 0 3 5 1 0 1 2 120 140 19 21 50 60 10 20 3 2 3 0 4 0 1 0 1 2 130 170 22 22 45 55 10 20 4 5...

Page 11: ...t at any moment refer to the optioned duty cycle Make sure that the welding current should not exceed the max load current Over load current could obviously shorten the welding equipment s life or even burn the equipment 2 3 Over voltage is forbid Regarding the power supply voltage range of the welding machine please refer to Main parameter table This welding equipment is of automatic voltage comp...

Page 12: ... due to the unfixed nozzle 2 Check if there is spatter sticking on the nozzle Spatter possibly leads to the damage of torch Use anti spatter to eliminate the spatter Contact tip 1 Check if the contact tip is fixed firmly Unfixed contract tip possibly leads to the damage of torch 2 Check if the contact tip is physically complete The physically incomplete contact tip possibly leads to the unstable a...

Page 13: ...e excessive spatter and unstable arc 2 Check if the wire groove is blocked Replace it if necessary Pressure adjusting wheel 1 Check if the pressure adjusting wheel can rotate smoothly and it s physically complete Unstable rotation or physically incompleteness of the wheel possibly leads to unstable wire feeding and arc P P Pa a ar r rt t t C C Ch h he e ec c ck k k R R Re e em m ma a ar r rk k ks ...

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