Paton StandardMIG -200, Data Sheet And Operating Manual

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PATON StandardMIG MMA/TIG/MIG/MAG
d) in case of semiautomatic MIG/MAG fluxing wire welding—“mass” cable is
connected.
B – Power current socket “–” of bayonet type:
a) in case of MMA welding—for connection of “mass” cable (very
occasionally electrode cable can be connected, if special electrodes are
used);
b) in case of TIG welding—only argon torch is connected;
c) in case of MIG/MAG
solid wire welding—“mass” cable is connected;
d) in case of semiautomatic MIG/MAG fluxing wire welding—a plug is
connected internally to the feeder.
14 – The on / off button of the device (color and shape is decorative).
15 – The fuse holder (4А) for the wire-feeding unit.
16 – Fitting for shielding gas supply.
2.
START‐UP
Attention! Before start-up and commissioning, please read the section
“Safety rules”, Clause 15.
2.1 INTENDED USE
The welding machine is designed solely for manual metal arc welding with a
stick electrode, tungsten arc inert gas welding, as well as semiautomatic metal
inert/active gas welding.
Other use of the machine is considered undue. The manufacturer is not
responsible for damage caused by undue use of the machine.
Intended use of the machine implies adherence to the instructions of this
operating manual.
Attention! Do not use the welding machine for pipes defrosting.
2.2 INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS
The welding machine is protected from ingress of foreign solid objects of
more than 5.5mm in diameter.
The welding machine can be placed and operated outdoors. Internal electric
parts of the machine are protected against direct moisture impact, but not against
condensate drops.
ATTENTION! Do not switch the machine off immediately after completion of
welding works in hot weather or intense welding works in any weather conditions!
Electronic parts must be allowed to cool down for 5 minutes.