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  GETTING TO KNOW YOUR WELDER….cont

 

   WELDMATE T136 MIG 

11 

10 

13 

12 

Ref. No. 

Description 

Ref. No. 

Description 

1. 

Welding Torch 

8. 

Earth Return Lead 

2. 

Thermal Overload Indicator 

9. 

Earth Clamp 

3. 

Power Switch 

10. 

Gas Hose Fitting 

4. 

Coarse Output Selector Switch 

11. 

Fan Grill 

5. 

Handle 

12. 

Bottle Bracket Slots 

6. 

Fine Output Selector Switch 

13. 

Mains Lead 

7. 

Wire Speed Control 

 

 

Rear View 

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  OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS….cont

 

The  Weldmate  T166  has  6  power  settings,  lowest  setting  is  1  and 

the highest is 6 (see left diagram). 

Fit the wire spool onto the spool holder - if using a 5kg reel ensure it is correctly 

seated - Secure in place by tightening the nut. 

Check the wire feed roller matches the wire size; If not remove the roller cover 

by  rotating  it  by  a  ¼  of  a  turn  anti-clockwise,  turn  the  roller  over,  and  refit  the 

cover. 
Connect the welder to a suitable electrical supply, but do not switch on. 
Remove the shroud from the torch by rotating the shroud clockwise and pulling 

at the same time. 
Remove the MIG tip. 
Pull the pressure adjustment knob so it pivots off the tension arm. 
Remove the free end  of the MIG wire from the side  of the wire spool, trim the 

distorted end of the wire with a pair of wire cutters; Hold the wire carfully as it will 

try to unwind from the spool. 
Lift the tension arm. 
Pass  the  wire  through  the  inlet  guide,  through  the  wire  feed  roller  groove  and 

then in to the torch liner. 
Lower the tension arm and pivot the pressure adjustment knob up and back on 

to the tension arm. 

The Weldmate T136 has 4 power settings (see below diagram). 

Up 

Up 

Lowest position 
     Setting 1 

Up  Down 

Setting 2 

Down  Up 

Setting 3 

Down  Down 

Highest position 
     Setting 4 

Switch  

position 

Note: 

The wire should always feed from the bottom of the reel.

 

   FITTING AND FEEDING THE WIRE 

Summary of Contents for 05710

Page 1: ...he packaging to the local amenity tip and place into the appropriate recycling bin Never dispose of electrical equipment or batteries in with your domestic waste If your supplier offers a disposal fac...

Page 2: ...t No 05736 Weldmate T166 Mig SIP Part No 05756 Conforms to the requirements of the following directive s as indicated 2006 95 EC Low Voltage Directive 2004 108 EC EMC Directive 89 686 EEC Personal Pro...

Page 3: ...anual 4 Safety Instructions 11 Electrical Connection 12 Guarantee 13 Technical Specification 14 Contents and Accessories 15 Getting to Know Your MIG Welder 19 Assembly Instructions 20 Operating Instru...

Page 4: ...A All visitors SAFETY SYMBOLS USED THROUGHOUT THIS MANUAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS IMPORTANT Please read the following instructions carefully failure to do so could lead to serious personal injury and or d...

Page 5: ...ever attempt to move the mig welder by the mains lead or pull it to remove the plug from the mains socket Keep the mains lead away from heat oil and sharp edges If the mains lead is damaged it must be...

Page 6: ...nt protective equipment Eyes in par ticular are at risk The work must be clamped firmly whilst welding If its loose it could result in per sonal injury damage to the machine or to the item that is bei...

Page 7: ...ammable materials must be removed from the area Have a suitable fire extinguisher available close by Causes of fire and explosion are combustibles reached by the arc flame fly ing sparks hot slag or h...

Page 8: ...al such as electrode stubs and work pieces should never be handled without gloves First aid facilities and a qualified first aid person should be available for each shift unless medical facilities are...

Page 9: ...rator should also wear an air supplied respirator for beryllium both must be used Metals coated with or containing materials that emit toxic fumes should not be heated unless coating is removed from t...

Page 10: ...as those in the area use a welding mask with the correct shade filter lens CAUTION The warnings and cautions mentioned in this user manual can not cover all possible conditions and situations that may...

Page 11: ...with a 13A plug pre fitted The T166 is supplied without a plug fitted it must not be connected a 13A supply consult the technical specification table page 13 for the required rating if in doubt conta...

Page 12: ...se rating ELECTRICAL CONNECTION cont Guarantee This SIP MIG welder is covered by a 12 month parts and labour warranty covering fail ure due to manufacturers defects This does not cover failure due to...

Page 13: ...ps Maximum OCV 31V AC 30V DC 32V DC Output Current Amps 60 125 Peak 30 135 Peak 30 165 Peak Output Voltage 17v 18 5v 15 5v 18v 15 5v 19 25v Wire Diameter 0 8mm 0 9mm 0 6mm 0 8mm 0 6mm 0 8mm Wire Spool...

Page 14: ...vironment the machine should be cleaned once a month Check all connections are clean and tight if there is any oxidization clean the connection with a mild abrasive or wire brush Check all cable for d...

Page 15: ...ls that the wire is hitting against the work then the wire speed is to high When the wire speed is correct you should get a steady crackling sound Position the torch so the mig tip is about 6mm from t...

Page 16: ...n the roller over and refit the cover Connect the welder to a suitable electrical supply but do not switch on Remove the shroud from the torch by rotating the shroud clockwise and pulling at the same...

Page 17: ...TING THE POLARITY T136 T166 Metal Type Wire Type Link Lead Earth Lead Gas Steel Solid CO2 or Argon CO2 Steel Gasless Flux core None Stainless Steel Solid Argon o2 Aluminium Solid Argon Note The Weldma...

Page 18: ...d body protection Use the welding mask only for eye and face protection from sparks spatters and harmful rays from the mig welder The filter lens is not suitable for any other application or process T...

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