77
GB/MT
wire must be firmly positioned
between the thrust roller and feed roll
18
in the upper guide without being
crushed (see Fig. O).
Switch on the welding device on the
main
5
switch (see Fig. T).
Press the torch button
9
.
Now the wire feed system pushes
the welding wire through the cable
assembly
10
and the torch
8
.
As soon as 1 – 2 cm of the welding
wire protrudes from the torch neck
31
, release the torch
9
button again
(see Fig. P).
Switch off the welding device on the
main switch.
Screw the welding nozzle
14
back on.
Make sure that the welding nozzle
14
matches the diameter of the welding
wire used (see Fig. Q). With the
welding wire delivered with the prod-
uct, the welding nozzle
14
with the
labelling 1.0 or 1.0 A must be used
when using solid aluminium wire.
Push the torch nozzle
7
back on to
the torch neck with a turn to the right
31
(see Fig. R).
Always unplug the mains
plug from the socket prior to each
maintenance task or preparatory work
in order to prevent the risk of an electric
shock, injury or damage.
z
Using the device
z
Switching the device on
and off
Switch the welding device on and off
on the main
5
switch. If you do not
intend to use the welding device for an
extended period, remove the plug from
the power socket. This is the only way to
completely de-energise the device.
z
Select welding wire
First set to “MIG” mode by pressing the
welding mode selector key
35
. Then
select the welding wire which has been
inserted by pressing the upper welding
wire selector key
36
.
z
Welding
Overload protection
The welding device is protected against
overheating by means of an automatic
protection device (thermostat with
automatic restart). The protective device
breaks the electrical circuit if overheat-
ing occurs.
Allow the device to cool down for the
activation of the protection device.
After approx. 15 minutes, the device
is ready to be used again.
Welding mask
HEALTH HAZARD!
If you do not use the welding mask,
harmful UV radiation and heat emitted
by the electric arc could damage your
eyes. Always use the welding mask for
welding work.
RISK OF BURNS!
Welded workpieces are very hot and
can cause burns. Always use pliers to
move hot, welded workpieces.
ATTENTION!
With MIG welding, we recommend
a material thickness of 2.0 mm to
3.0 mm when welding aluminium
and a thickness of 0.8 mm - 3.0 mm
when welding iron/steel.
MIG welding / Using the device
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