Sherman digitec DIGIMIG 2OO PULSE User Manual Download Page 9

 

5.1.3.3 Welding type handle Spool Gun (optional) 

Terminal current holder should be connected to MIG (1). Plug polarization changes (4) in the socket (3). The negative pole of the source (5) connected to 
the work piece by means of a wire with a clamp. Plug the device into a power outlet 230V 50Hz. The switch (11) located inside the tray switch position 
Spool Gun.

5.2 Connection shielding gas 

1. Attach the bottle and secure it against tipping. 
2. Remove the cylinder valve briefly to remove any impurities. 
3. Install the regulator on the cylinder. 
4. Connect the hose with a discharge gas regulator (8) to the rear of the welder. 
5. Remove the cylinder valve and regulator. 

5.3 Connection to the mains 

5.3 Connection to the mains 

1. A device to be used only in a single-phase, three-wire, with earthed neutral.

2. Rectifier Inverter 200 DIGIMIG PULSE is adapted to cooperate with the network 230V50 Hz fused 25 A time-delayed action. Power supply 

should be stable, with no voltage drops.

3. The device is equipped with a power cord and a plug. Before connecting, make sure the power switch (6) is in the OFF position (off).

5.4 Inserting the spool of wire electrode 

1. Open the side housing cover. 
2. Check that the drive rollers are suitable for the wire size and type. If necessary, set up a proper roll. For steel wire, use of rollers with V-shaped 

grooves, and the aluminum wire with the groove in the U-shaped

3. Place the spool of wire electrode on the stem. 
4. Secure the spool from falling. 
5. Release the pressure feed rollers. 
6. blunt end of the electrode wire. 
7. Enter the wire by the driving roller tray holder. 
8. Press the wire in the groove of the drive roller. 
9. Remove from the handle end of the current, to power equipment and pull wire holder welder using speed wire feeding. 

10. When you see the wire in the outlet handle release button and screw the current. 
11. Adjust the pressure force by the feed roller rotation of the platen knob. Too little contact force will result in slipping of the drive roller, too much 

pressing force, will increase the resistance of administration, which may lead to deformation and damage to the wire feeder.

5.5 Preparation of MIG to work 

Depending on the type of material being welded and the filler wire diameter assumed the MIG current, and one end of the input wire guide. 

For steel welding tips used for welding current and the contribution of steel. In the case of aluminum welding tip current used to weld aluminum and the 
input of Teflon.

5.5.1 Quick extension wire 

The device has the function of high-speed wire feeding. Pressing the button (B) causes a rapid extension wire for easy putting it into the holder.

Summary of Contents for DIGIMIG 2OO PULSE

Page 1: ...V1 3 19 11 28 USER MANUAL WELDING RECTIFIER synergistic Inverter DIGIMIG 2OO PULSE...

Page 2: ...ing refer to the applicable health and safety regulations in the workplace During electric arc welding MIG MAG there are the following risks ELECTRIC SHOCK ARC NEGATIVE IMPACT ON HUMAN EYES AND SKIN P...

Page 3: ...the charger in a place that allows its easy handling Persons operating welder should have the power to electric welding MIG MAG know and comply with applicable health and safety regulations when perf...

Page 4: ...elf shielded flux cored wires The device allows connection of the handle Spool type gun SG which is mounted at the mini wire feed reel and D100 steel wire or colored The device is IGBT allowing a cons...

Page 5: ...g test was carried out in the ambient air temperature Duty cycle at 20 C was determined by simulation Level of security IP specifies the degree to which the device is resistant to entering of solid im...

Page 6: ...holder Spool Gun 3 Jack 4 Plug polarization changes 5 Nest 6 The power switch 7 fan 8 The connection connector shielding gas 9 The ground terminal 10 Power Cord 11 Switch handle Spool Gun 12 The wire...

Page 7: ...arefully mounted on the welded material Plug the device into a power outlet 230V 50Hz DCEN DCEP 5 1 2 Method of TIG Welding by this method it is necessary to use an additional TIG torch The handle is...

Page 8: ...e negative pole of the source 5 connected to the work piece by means of a wire with a clamp Plug the device into a power outlet 230V 50Hz the device into a power outlet 230V 50Hz 5 1 3 2 self shielded...

Page 9: ...for the wire size and type If necessary set up a proper roll For steel wire use of rollers with V shaped grooves and the aluminum wire with the groove in the U shaped 3 Place the spool of wire electr...

Page 10: ...enetration reduction reduces the amount of heat entering the material reducing the risk of burnout of thinner plates and smaller components Lower values of the pulse width must be used for higher curr...

Page 11: ...MAG modes S2T I S4T Range 50 50 INDIUM Inductance the adjustment of the arc can be optimized depending on the thickness of the work piece the method and the welding conditions Only for MIG MAG weldin...

Page 12: ...IT The only active during welding MIG MAG Pressing and holding the button will cause the flow of the shielding gas its release will end the flow of gas The synergistic modes short press the button to...

Page 13: ...f the welding current to the set value Releasing the grip will change the value of the welding current to Endi and after a time Endt will extinguish the arc and Post gas Pressing the torch will Pre ga...

Page 14: ...c After the time will stop re ignition of the arc and the cycle will continue until the button is released uchwytu Wtedy will extinguish the arc and Post gas E welded material selection button The onl...

Page 15: ...h and T right are used to control the welding parameters Rotate the knobs to the left to decrease and turning to the right to increase the parameter value Pressing the knob P will save the currently s...

Page 16: ...and additionally allows for a very high aesthetic weld face the effect of the so called scales Welding by this method is very efficient causes little deformation and at the same time allows you to get...

Page 17: ...rameter set to be loaded Changes set number can be made by turning the knob P After pressing the knob P on the display appears loaddata will be loaded and the selected set of parameters To exit load s...

Page 18: ...epth of penetration while increasing the value results in deeper penetration and the possibility of short arc welding At a set high value ARC FORCE function can be welded while maintaining the minimum...

Page 19: ...the SPL is not possible to select the base material or the diameter of the wire Welding voltage correction modes synergistic After setting the welding current modes synergistic possible to calibrate t...

Page 20: ...t as a starting point for the fine adjustment of settings Manual SPL function MIG or manual selection of parameters is particularly useful for braze welding Using the three welding parameters must be...

Page 21: ...nger period of time protect her brown wrapping paper and taped with adhesive tape Proper storage of welding wire Welding of aluminum should be stored in a clean dry environment preferably in its origi...

Page 22: ...age V V V Welding speed cm min Free outlet electrodes Mm Flow Gas l min 0 8 0 8 0 9 0 60 70 60 70 60 70 16 16 5 16 16 5 16 16 5 50 60 50 60 50 60 10 10 1 0 0 8 0 9 0 75 85 75 85 75 85 17 17 5 17 17 5...

Page 23: ...nty 15 twenty 6 1 2 45 0 45 0 230 260 24 27 230 260 24 27 230 260 24 27 230 260 24 27 230 260 24 27 45 50 45 50 45 50 twenty 15 twenty 15 twenty 15 twenty 8 9 1 2 1 6 50 0 50 0 270 380 29 35 270 380 2...

Page 24: ...speed too high Reduce the wire feed speed After power displays and LEDs are not lit No power supply Check the fuses on the network connection The fan is not working The fan was blocked folded cover St...

Page 25: ...ontact tip M6x25 TW 15 Al end of the current TW 15 M6x25 3 Contact tip M6x25 TW 15 Al end of the current TW 15 M6x25 3 The connector current TW 15 4 Gas nozzle TW 15 5 The contribution of steel 3m The...

Page 26: ...with general household waste According to the WEEE Directive Directive 2002 96 EC in force in the European Union for used electrical and electronic equipment must be used methods of utilization In Po...

Page 27: ...27 18 SCHEME ELECTRICAL...

Page 28: ...0 EU II RoHS Directive 2011 65 EU and is compliant with the following standards BS EN 60974 1 2013 04 Arc welding equipment Part 1 Welding power sources BS EN 60974 1 2013 04 Arc welding equipment Par...

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