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4. Installing MIG Gun, Cables, and Gas Cylinder
5. Setting Up Wire Feeder
Loosen
knob
on drive assembly.
Insert
MIG gun
into drive assembly.
Align
Accu-Mate
™
with groove in gun and tighten knob.
Align
MIG gun control plug
with connector on feeder.
Push on and twist to tighten.
Align power source end of
control cable
to connector
on the front of the welding power source. Push on and
twist until it clicks. Route cable through hole in cart
base, then up through hole in gas cylinder upper
bracket, and underneath the spool support. Align
feeder end of cable with connector on the rear of
feeder. Push on and twist until it clicks.
Connect
positive (+) weld cable
(power source side) to
positive output stud. Route cable through hole in cart
base. Finish routing cable in the same manner as
control cable (5).
Connect
negative (-) weld cable
(power source side) to
negative output stud.
Secure
gas cylinder
with
chain
from hardware kit.
Gas regulator
(see installation instructions in box)
Gas hose
Connect
positive (+) weld cable
(feeder side)
to connection point inside feeder. Tighten to
27–33 ft. lb. (36.6–45 N
•
m).
Push down knobs to open drive assembly.
Install
drive rolls
.
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2 x 3/4 in.
9/16 in.
3. Attaching Wire Feeder To Integrated Cart
Do not leave wire feeder unattended until it is
secured to the cart.
Lock
casters
.
Remove
wire feeder
and wire feeder Owner’s Manual
from box. Discard packaging.
Obtain
1/2 in. bolt
,
washer
, and
spacer
from
hardware kit.
Align hole under wire feeder spool support with
post
on top of cart. Lower feeder onto post. Use 1/2 in.
bolt, washer, and spacer to secure feeder to post.
Tighten to 21 ft. lb. (28.5 N
•
m).
Remove
pin
(leave lanyard secured to back of cart
assembly) and insert through hole in feeder base into
post on top of the cart upper assembly.
Finishing Installation — See Owner’s Manual
for your specific wire feeder and welding
power source for information on connecting
input power and operating equipment.
3/4 in.
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