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PRIOR TO USE

Unpack and check the inverter for any damaged or missing parts. 

Contact your retailer immediately if this is the case.

Warning

: ensure that the inverter in not connected to a power source 

before assembling, connecting or disconnecting cables.

Warning

: failure to follow electrical safety instructions will affect the 

operating performance of your inverter and may damage the integral 

safety system, which could result in a serious injury or fatality.

ARC Welding 

When ARC welding the electrode holder cable is normally connected 

to the positive (+) terminal

Work clamp connection

The work clamp cable is connected to the inverter terminal not 

occupied by the electrode holder cable. The clamp is connected to 

the work piece. 

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Warning

: always use a welding mask or helmet and welding

gauntlets to protect the eyes and avoid exposing skin to harmful 

ultraviolet radiation and heat given off by the electric ARC. Ensure 

that this protection is in place before striking an ARC.

ARC Welding 

Strike the electrode against the work piece as if you were striking a 

match.

 DO NOT

 hit the electrode against the work piece as this will 

damage the electrode.

As soon as the ARC is ignited, a distance equal to the diameter of 

the electrode being used should be maintained as a constant for 

the duration of the weld, as the weld advances along the work piece 

the angle of the electrode head must be kept at between 20 and 30 

degrees.

At the end of the weld bead bring the electrode head backwards in 

order to fi ll the weld crater, quickly lift the electrode head from the 

weld pool to extinguish the ARC.

MAINTENANCE 

Warning

: Disconnect the inverter from the power supply and wait for 

the circuit light to go out before attempting to open the unit.

Remove the cover from the inverter on a regular basis and remove 

dust by passing a low pressure air fl ow through the inside. The cover 

should be correctly and securely replaced before attempting to use 

the inverter. Keep the outside cover of the inverter clean at all times 

by wiping with a soft dry cloth.   

TROUBLESHOOTING

Should you experience any problem with the inverter please make   

the following checks:-

• That the welding current is correct for the diameter and type of   

   electrode in use.

• That if the power supply is on, the power indicator light (green) 

   is on. If the power indicator light is not on there is a power supply  

   problem (for example a circuit breaker may have blown).

• That the correct voltage is being used as indicated on the

   rating plate.

• That the (red) LED is not illuminated. If the LED is illuminated it 

   indicates an over or under voltage or a short circuit.

• That the normal intermittence ratio is correct and that the fan is 

   working correctly.

• That the cables are undamaged and that there is nothing causing a 

   short circuit.

• That all circuit connections are correct. You should pay particular 

   attention to the work clamp, making sure that it is correctly attached 

   to the work piece and that there is no grease, paint or other 

   contaminate that could cause a bad connection. 

Electromagnetic Compatibility

This equipment is in conformity with the European standard on the 

electromagnetic compatibility of ARC welding equipment and similar 

processes (ARC and Plasma cutting)

Protection against interference (

E.M.C

.)

The emission limits in this standard may not provide full protection 

against interference to radio and television reception when the 

equipment is used closer than 30m to the receiving antenna. In 

special cases, where highly susceptible equipment is used in close 

proximity additional mitigation measures may be required to reduce 

the electromagnetic emissions. Potential diffi culties may arise in 

achieving electromagnetic compatibility in a non-industrial 

environment (for example in a residential area). The user is 

responsible for installing and using this equipment according to these 

instructions. If electromagnetic disturbances are detected then it 

shall be the responsibility of the user of the equipment to resolve the 

situation. 

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