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Working Principle 

1. 

Diagram Explaining Working Principle

 

 

 

 

 

 

1.1. A bridge rectifier converts AC to DC; 

1.2. After secondary rectification and reactor filtering, output welding current is 

delivered that meets the welding requirements; 

1.3. Controlled by PWM the IGBT inverts the DC to 20KHz AC which is 

transmitted via a high-frequency transformer; 

1.4. The in-time protection circuit provides signals to the PWM warning for 

overheat and over-current situations; 

1.5. A closed-loop control system ensures a good anti-grid fluctuation ability and 

an excellent cutting performance.. 

 

Installation and Wiring 

1. Location Requirements 

1.1. The machine should not be installed in an area where it is exposed to direct 

sunlight or rain but where the humidity is as low as possible and the ambient 

temperature is within the range of -10°C - 40°C. 

1.2. The machine should be installed on a flat, preferable level surface but, in 

any case not on a surface with an inclination of more than 10 °. 

1.3. The  machine  should  not  be  operated  in  a  work  station  exposed  to  wind.   

Should a windy environment be unavoidable, suitable screening should be 

installed. 

1.4. In  order  to  allow  for  efficient  ventilation,  a  clear  space  of  at  least  20cm 

should  be  allowed  in  front  of  and  behind  the  machine  as  well  as  at  least 

10cm at each side. 

Summary of Contents for MIG-250TD

Page 1: ...Inverter Gas Metal Arc Welding Machine MODELS MIG 250TD MIG 300TD Operation Manual Read this manual carefully before installing operating and maintaining the machine...

Page 2: ...be printed in this operating manual This manual will contain as far as possible preventive and safe operation measures related to the equipment but cannot exclude the occurrence of accidents Therefore...

Page 3: ...s 3 Warnings 4 Packaging and Transportation 7 Parameter 8 Product Description 8 Working Principle 13 Installation and Wiring 13 Brief Procedure for Welding Operation 19 Maintenance 25 Common Machine M...

Page 4: ...and the following safety precautions must be followed 1 The operator must have the relevant certificate before operating the equipment 2 A qualified professional should be employed to ensure that the...

Page 5: ...kin damage Avoid clothes with front pockets and button up sleeves and collars 3 Use appropriate flame retardant shields or curtains to protect bystanders from arc radiation and high temperature sparks...

Page 6: ...ell as a secure ground clamp is important 2 Insulation layers of electric wires and cables must be checked regularly for wear and replaced if necessary 3 All equipment used and clothing worn during th...

Page 7: ...g machine Protection from Fumes and Gases During the welding or cutting process fumes can be produced which may be detrimental to health 1 The working area should be well ventilated and welding cuttin...

Page 8: ...n use If there is no hose connected to the flowmeter then cover the outlet with a dust cap Protection Against Moving and Rotating Parts Moving parts such as fans rotors and belts can be hazardous 1 En...

Page 9: ...for the construction of a smaller volume and light weight stable and reliable transformer with a 30 improved efficiency Added to the advantages of the inverted power supply the Model MIG 250TD MIG 300...

Page 10: ...ns served by a digital CPU control system delivering a precise digital output 1 2 High efficiency and duty cycle and a noiseless rectifier 1 3 A stable welding process and excellent arc self regulatio...

Page 11: ...1 Control Panel 2 Euro Standard Torch Connector Connects the welding torch 3 Polarity conversion plug When using flux cored wires the coupling device is connected to the negative pole 1 1 2 3 1 3 1 4...

Page 12: ...when the corresponding indicator light is lit 7 Inching Wire Feed Button Press and hold the button to feed the wire Releasing the button will stop the wire feeding 8 MMA Welding Adjustment Knob Rotat...

Page 13: ...short period Note the gas pre flow and post flow not adjustable in T2 mode 3 2 4T Mode This setting applies for longer spell welds and the responding current curve is depicted below 0 t1 Press torch...

Page 14: ...ellent cutting performance Installation and Wiring 1 Location Requirements 1 1 The machine should not be installed in an area where it is exposed to direct sunlight or rain but where the humidity is a...

Page 15: ...power supply 3 1 The connection must be carried out by a qualified electrician or technician 3 2 The connection must be in compliance with national and local regulations 3 3 Before the connection is c...

Page 16: ...em 1 Power cord 4 Overcurrent protection device 2a Live wire L 5 GND 2b Neutral wire N 6 Earth wire terminal block 2c Earth wire 7 Electric control box 3 Terminal block Wiring of three phase AC 50 60H...

Page 17: ...he welding machine 4 1 The cylinder must be fixed to a wall cylinder rack or support Its centre of gravity can cause the cylinder to topple resulting in injury and material damage 4 2 The cylinder mus...

Page 18: ...ensioner roller Drive roll V groove knurled V groove roll Suited for hard wires such as carbon steel and stainless steel wire Knurled roll Suited for flux cored wires 5 3 Wire feed Pressure Selection...

Page 19: ...ressure which will result in wire being deformed and coatings being damaged Excessive pressure will also result in faster drive roll wear 6 Installation of Wire Liner and MIG Torch In order to deliver...

Page 20: ...cted to the welding machine is consistent with the correct power supply of the machine 1 3 Confirm that the insulation layers on all the wires and cables of the welding machine are intact and that the...

Page 21: ...ompatible with the wire diameter 1 13 Release the wire feed pressure and direct the welding wire into the groove of the wire feeding roller through the wire guide tube into the wire guide tube of the...

Page 22: ...ed welding mode a knurled wire feeder is required No Item No Item 1 Gas hose 5 Welding torch 2 Flowmeter 6 Work piece 3 Gas cylinder 7 Earth clamp 4 Welding power supply 8 Polarity conversion plug 3 M...

Page 23: ...cable to the workpiece 3 6 Connect and tighten the welding cable to the positive pole Use the electrode holder to clamp the electrode 3 7 Switch on the machine and ensure the indicator light is lit a...

Page 24: ...Voltage range V 2 0 40 65 21 6 22 6 2 5 50 90 22 0 23 6 3 2 90 130 23 6 24 2 4 0 140 180 24 6 27 2 5 0 180 220 27 2 28 8 Plate thickness mm Wire diameter mm Amperage A Voltage V Wire speed cm min Free...

Page 25: ...10 15 4 5 1 0 1 2 150 180 21 23 30 40 10 15 20 25 Horizontal fillet butt welding T joint 1 0 0 8 0 9 70 80 17 18 50 60 10 10 15 1 2 0 9 1 0 85 90 18 19 50 60 10 10 15 1 6 1 0 1 2 100 110 19 20 50 60...

Page 26: ...air flow in the welding environment may influence gas shielding 7 2 Difficult Arc Start or Easy Arc Break 7 2 1 Only use a good quality electrode to meet the requirements for high quality welding 7 2...

Page 27: ...t is important to return the side cover plate after the cleaning operation Not paying attention to this detail will result in over heating of and consequent damage to the transformer and semi conducto...

Page 28: ...or damaged Repair or replace switch Power phase down Check power supply phases and rectify No power supply from the grid Check the power grid Filter capacitor and or rectifier bridge damaged Replace f...

Page 29: ...or on the power supply Replace the thermistor 6 When torch trigger is pressed and held wire feed is normal but no gas flow No gas output from the hose Inspect the gas hose Gas solenoid terminal contac...

Page 30: ...rc length too long and voltage too high 9 Insufficient silicon and manganese content in welding wire 2 Incomplete penetration 1 Welding parameters unsuitable for the current job 2 Welding wire out of...

Page 31: ...sioner roller not adequate 3 Too low welding current and fluctuation of arc voltage 4 Protruding welding wire outside the the contact tip too long 5 Surface pollution of the workpiece from rust paint...

Page 32: ...31 4 Circuit Diagram...

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