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Notes: only attempt to repair this machine if you have knowledge and understanding of electronic components and the 

dangers of electricity and components holding a charge of high voltage electricity. Before maintenance contact us for 

authorization is suggested

DO NOT REPAIR OR MODIFY MACHINE IF STILL UNDER WARRANTY   

 

If the machine fails to work after maintenance and checks, please contact your local distributor or our after-

sale service center. 

MIG 250M EXPLOSION DIAGRAM   

 

 

 

WARNING!

 

Experimentation and careless maintenance may lead to more 

problems to the machine. This will make formal diagnostic and repair more difficult. 
When the machine is open there may be exposed connections containing life-
threatening voltages. Any direct or indirect touch will cause electric shock, and 
severe electric shock will lead to death. 

Faults 

Remedy 

Porosity in the 

weld 

The cause of porosity is from oxygen (air) or gasses contaminating the weld (MIG or TIG). To 
prevent this check the following: 
1)  Make sure the valve of cylinder is opened and has enough pressure.   
2)  Check if the flow meter is opened and has enough flow .User can choose different flow 

rates according to welding current in order to save gas .But too little gas flow may cause 
porosity because not enough shielding gas is covering the welding spot. We suggest that 
flow rate must be kept minimum 10L/min.   

3)  Check if torch or gas hose is not blocked, damaged, pinched, melted or has any holes. 
4)  The welding material might be contaminated with oil or dirt. 
5)  Strong wind will lower the welding quality. 

Power indicator is 

not lit, fan does 

not work and no 

welding output 

 

1.  Make sure power switch is working. 
2.  Check connections from ON switch to power board are in good condition, check continuity 

of ON OFF switch. 

3.  Check if the plug point you are using is working. 
4.  Check if supply voltage is correct 
5.  Auxiliary power board might be faulty. 
6.  Control board might be faulty. 

 

Power indicator is 

lit, fan works, no 

welding output 

 

1.  Check if all cables are connected properly.(Earth cable in correct quick connector) 
2.  Check if correct mode or function is selected. 
3.  Output connector is disconnected or damaged. 
4.  Control circuit might be faulty. 

 

QC (Quality 

Control) indicator 

is on permanently 

 

1.  Can be in overheat protection; wait for 15 minutes. 
2.  Maybe it is overcurrent protection, turn machine off for 30 seconds then switch on again. If 

still not working there is a fault on the MOS board. 

3.  Mosphets on control board might be faulty. 
4.  Fast recovery diodes or transformer might be faulty. 

 

Output Current is 

not stabilized 

 

1.  Supply voltage is not stable. 
2.  Potentiometer might be damaged? 
3.  There is harmful interference from supply voltage or other equipment? 
4.  Bad connections - Hot/bad connections or points on earth cable, electrode holder & torches 

can cause current to drop or be unstable. 
 

Summary of Contents for MIG 250M

Page 1: ...1...

Page 2: ...3 Troubleshooting Fault Finding 14 Explosion Diagrams Part List 15 Warranty Owners Records 16 EXPLANATION OF SYMBOLS The rating plate on your machine and or the manual may show certain symbols These r...

Page 3: ...protect eyes and body l Prepare suitable protective mask or curtain to protect bystanders Fire Fire extinguishing equipment kept nearby l Cutting spark may cause fire make sure there are no flammable...

Page 4: ...ter power efficiency multi process capabilities and many more The inverter welder s power source produces a much stronger and concentrated stable arc which results in better quality and more efficient...

Page 5: ...Output current range 15A 250A Output voltage 65V H F Function Trigger start MMA Output Current Range 15A 250A Output Voltage Range 65V VRD Function AUTOMATIC Efficiency 80 Power Factor 0 73 Load Duty...

Page 6: ...S CONSUMABLES Supplied with the MIG250M in the box is the following 1 x MB 25 torch 1 x earth clamp and cable 1 x 2m gas pipe 1 x electrode holder and cable 2 x hose clamp 1 x SR26 TIG torch MB25 TORC...

Page 7: ...3 Press the torch switch to feed out the wire and gas and begin to work INSTALLATION OPERATION OF MMA 1 Turn the mode selector switch to MMA 2 The electrode holder and earth clamp are easily connected...

Page 8: ...FRONT PANEL LAYOUT The pictures or lay out may differ from actual machine...

Page 9: ...t of arc force is used to control the welding characteristics when MMA Stick welding Adjustment of arc force is ideal when using a cellulose based rod as it can help achieve good penetration and reduc...

Page 10: ...ttings are guidelines only Material and wire type joint design setup position shielding gas etc affect settings Test welds to be sure they comply with specifications Wire size Amperage range Gas L min...

Page 11: ...specification chart listed above or on the rear plate of the machine The automatic voltage compensation circuit will ensure that the welding current is functioning in the correct range If the power vo...

Page 12: ...of compressed air must not be more than 5 bars in order to prevent damage to small components inside the machine 3 Check inside the welding machine regularly and make sure the output terminals are co...

Page 13: ...arth leakage circuit breaker should be used with this machine During welding DO NOT pull out or insert any plugs or cables it can lead to life threatening danger and cause damage to the machine Before...

Page 14: ...e Liner 1 Check the liner is the correct length 2 Check wire diameter and the liner inner diameter are correct 3 Partial unwinding and stretching 4 Blocked caused by rust and dust in the tube and fill...

Page 15: ...flow rate must be kept minimum 10L min 3 Check if torch or gas hose is not blocked damaged pinched melted or has any holes 4 The welding material might be contaminated with oil or dirt 5 Strong wind...

Page 16: ...0V EWPCB00054 46 RIGHT SIDE COVER 7 35 50 DINSE CONNECT EWC0061 20 CENTRE PANEL 33 WIND GUIDE PLASTIC 47 LEFT BOTTOM COVER 8 35 50 DINSE CONNECT EWC0061 21 DISPLAY COVER 34 FAN GRID 48 LEFT TOP COVER...

Page 17: ...y Distributors determines to be from repairs made or attempted by anyone other than L G Tool and Machinery Distributors authorized agents misuse alterations abuse normal wear and tear lack of maintena...

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