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RXT150E
Know you welder.
1) ON/OFF
Switch
2) Carry
handle
3)
Output current control.
The position of the knob will indicate the approximate welding current.
Note: Set the welding current based on the size of welding electrode to be used. See
page 9. Keep the welding current as low as possible for the job at hand to maintain
the best duty cycle and easy removal of slag.
4)
Power indicator light.
Illuminates when output voltage is available.
5) Protection
light.
Illuminates when the thermal protection circuit has activated. The unit will not weld
until it has cooled down.
6)
Negative (-) output terminal
For ARC welding connect the earth clamp to this terminal.
7)
Positive (+) output terminal.
For ARC welding connect the electrode holder to this terminal.
Note:
For TIG welding reverse the connections in 6 and 7.
8)
Welding mode switch
Selection switch for ARC or TIG welding
CAUTION!
When fitting the welding leads to the unit, twist the plugs
clockwise and ensure that they are tight in the sockets. Loose connectors
will overheat, damage the unit and void warranty.
1 At Rear
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3
5
4
6
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