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GB
Faults
Cause of fault
Troubleshooting
Slag formation on
interfaces?
Tool/material creates heat.
Cutting speed too low or current
too high.
Plasma burner component parts
8b
,
8c
,
8d
are worn.
Allow the material to cool
down and then continue
cutting.
Increase the speed and/or
reduce the current until the
slag has been reduced to
a minimum.
Check and replace worn
parts.
Arc stops during
cutting?
Cutting speed too low.
Plasma burner
8
is held too
high and too far away from the
material.
Plasma burner component parts
8b
,
8c
,
8d
are worn.
Workpiece no longer connected
to the earthing cable.
Increase the cutting speed
until the problem no longer
exists.
Lower the plasma burner
8
to the recommended
height.
Check and replace worn
parts.
Check the connections.
Insufficient
penetration?
Cutting speed too fast.
Metal is too thick.
Plasma burner component parts
8b
,
8c
,
8d
are worn.
Reduce the working
speed.
Several cycles necessary.
Check and replace worn
parts.
Consumables wear
quickly?
Performance was overstretched.
Arc control time exceeded.
Incorrect plasma burner
assembly.
Insufficient air supply, pressure
too low.
Faulty air compressor.
Material too thick,
increase the angle to
avoid material from being
blown back into the tip.
Do not control the arc for
more than 5 seconds.
Check the air filter, in-
crease the air pressure.
Check the performance
of the air compressor
and make sure the inlet
pressure is at least 100 PSI
(6.8 bar).
• Maintenance and care
• Maintaining the burner
The consumables displayed in Figure F
are the electrode
8d
and the burner
sleeve
8c
. They can be replaced once
the nozzle clamping sleeve
8b
has been
unscrewed.
The electrode
8d
must be replaced if
there is a crater of approximately
1.5 mm depth in the centre.
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