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ULTRAFEED VAF-4

Manual 0-5332 

DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURE                                                                                 6-3

6.03  Front Panel Removal

1.  Remove the two screws M6× 16 securing the Front Panel.
2.  Disconnect the Cable Assembly connecting Display PCB2 and Motor Control PCB1. 
3.  Disconnect the Earth Wire from the Front Panel.

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Art # A-12816

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Figure 6-2 Removing Front Cover

Summary of Contents for ULTRAFEED VAF-4

Page 1: ...Tweco com Art A 12466_AB ULTRAFEED VAF 4 Wirefeeder Service Manual English Revision AA Issue Date March 27 2015 Manual No 0 5332...

Page 2: ...tinguish ourselves from our competition through market leading innovation and truly dependable products that will stand the test of time We strive to enhance your productivity efficiency and welding p...

Page 3: ...victortechnologies com Copyright 2015 by Victor Technologies International Inc All rights reserved Reproduction of this work in whole or in part without written permission of the publisher is prohibit...

Page 4: ...3 3 3 05 Ventilation 3 3 3 06 Mains Supply Voltage Requirements 3 3 3 07 Electromagnetic Compatibility 3 3 SECTION 4 operation 4 1 4 01 Front Panel Controls Indicators and Features 4 1 4 02 Rear Pane...

Page 5: ...10 Preliminary Check of the Power Supplies Main Power ON 5 13 5 11 PCB Connectors 5 15 5 12 Main Circuit Description 5 19 SECTION 6 disassembly procedure 6 1 6 01 Safety Precautions for Disassembly 6...

Page 6: ...cation 8 1 8 02 How To Use This Parts List 8 1 8 03 Replacement Parts without wirefeed plate 8 2 8 04 Replacement Parts Wirefeed Plate 8 4 Appendix 1 options and accessories A 1 Appendix 2 connection...

Page 7: ...round the workpiece to a good electrical earth ground 11 Do not touch electrode while in contact with the work ground circuit 12 Use only well maintained equipment Repair or replace damaged parts at o...

Page 8: ...the American Welding Society AWS Miami Florida Guide for Shade Numbers Process Electrode Size in mm Arc Current Amperes Minimum Protective Shade Suggested Shade No Comfort Shielded Metal Arc Welding...

Page 9: ...ft 10 7 m of the welding arc If this is not possible tightly cover them with approved covers 4 Be alert that welding sparks and hot materials from welding can easily go through small cracks and openin...

Page 10: ...ans rotors and belts can cut fingers and hands and catch loose clothing 1 Keep all doors panels covers and guards closed and securely in place 2 Stop engine before installing or connecting unit 3 Have...

Page 11: ...the body 4 Keep welding Power Source and cables as far away from body as practical ABOUT PACEMAKERS The above procedures are among those also normally recommended for pacemaker wearers Consult your d...

Page 12: ...ure regulation equipment Deviation from the following safety and operation instructions can result in fire explosion damage to equipment or injury to the operator E Compressed Gas Cylinders The Depart...

Page 13: ...I Standard Z49 1 from American Welding Society 550 N W LeJeune Rd Miami FL 33126 Safety and Health Standards OSHA 29 CFR 1910 from Superintendent of Documents U S Government Printing Office Washington...

Page 14: ...ositive Direct Current DC Protective Earth Ground Line Line Connection Auxiliary Power Receptacle Rating Auxiliary Power Art A 04130_AB 115V 15A t t1 t2 X IPM MPM t V Fuse Wire Feed Function Wire Feed...

Page 15: ...N ET D ESSAI 1 06 Dangers relatifs au soudage l arc AVERTISSEMENT L ELECTROCUTION PEUT ETRE MORTELLE Une d charge lectrique peut tuer ou br ler gravement L lectrode et le circuit de soudage sont sous...

Page 16: ...e AWS F2 2 2001 R2010 Modifi avec l accord de l American Welding Society AWS Miami Florida Guide de teinte des lentilles Proc d Taille de l lectrode en mm po Courant d arc amp res Gamme d intensit min...

Page 17: ...pantalon revers des bottines de s curit et un casque 2 Portez des lunettes de s curit approuv es Des crans lat raux sont recommand s 3 Entourez l aire de soudage de rideaux ou de cloisons pour prot ge...

Page 18: ...s pi ces connexes doivent tre maintenus en bon tat 6 Ne placez pas le visage face l ouverture du robinet de la bouteille lors de son ouverture 7 Laissez en place le chapeau de bouteille sauf si en uti...

Page 19: ...LIQUIDE DE REFROID ISSEMENT BRULANT SOUS PRESSION PEUVENT BRULER LA PEAU ET LES YEUX Le liquide de refroidissement d un radiateur peut tre br lant et sous pression 1 N tez pas le bouchon de radiateur...

Page 20: ...Si vous ne pouvez pas les enlever prot gez les avec une cou vre ignifuge AVERTISSEMENT N effectuez JAMAIS d op rations de soudage sur un r cipient qui a contenu des liquides ou vapeurs toxiques combus...

Page 21: ...ation CGAP 1 Manipulations curis edesgazcompri m s en conteneur pour plus d informations sur l utilisationetlamanutentiondesbouteilles AVIS Ce document CGA p t peut tre obtenu en crivant Compressed Ga...

Page 22: ...Rd Miami FL 33128 National Electrical Code norme 70 NFPA National Fire Protection Association Batterymarch Park Quincy MA 02269 Safe Handling of Compressed Gases in Cylinders docu ment P 1 Compressed...

Page 23: ...Continue DC Terre de Protection Ligne Connexion de la Ligne Source Auxiliaire Classement de Prise Source Auxiliaire Art A 07639_AB 115V 15A t t1 t2 X IPM MPM t Fusible D roulement du Fil Alimentation...

Page 24: ...ce continues to be examined Until the final conclusions of the research are reached you may wish to minimize your exposure to electromagnetic fields when welding or cutting To reduce magnetic fields i...

Page 25: ...d above along with a full description of the parts in error Move the equipment to the installation site before un crating the unit Use care to avoid damaging the equip ment when using bars hammers etc...

Page 26: ...tained herein when installed operated maintained and repaired in accordance with the instructions provided This equipment must be checked periodically Defective equipment including welding leads shoul...

Page 27: ...To explain the 10 minute duty cycle period the following example is used Suppose the wire feeder is designed to operated at 60 duty cycle 450 amperes This means that it has been designed and built to...

Page 28: ...terconnection Plug 19pin Wire Sizes Solid 023 1 16 6mm 1 6mm Aluminium 035 1 16 0 9 mm 1 6 mm Flux Cored 030 5 64 0 8 mm 2 0 mm Maximum Wire Spool Weight 60 lb 27kg Table 3 1 Ultrafeed VAF 4 Specifica...

Page 29: ...er informa tion please refer to IEC 60529 G Precautions must be taken against the Wire Feeder toppling over The Wire Feeder must be located on a suitable horizontal surface in the upright position whe...

Page 30: ...ing Power Source enclosure 2 Maintenance of Welding Equipment The welding equipment should be routinely maintained according to the manufacturer s recommendations All access and service doors and cove...

Page 31: ...er to Sec tions 4 24 4 25 5 01 or 5 02 for further information If the Fault indicator is flashing while welding refer to Section 4 25 as the motor overload protection is active 3 AMPS Indicator The re...

Page 32: ...y turning the knob counter clockwise The value may also be adjusted while a weld is in progress if this occurs the right display will briefly switch to show the adjusted value as the knob is turned an...

Page 33: ...digital meter is used to display the pre set preview Voltage in MIG mode and actual welding voltage of the power source or simply when the VAF 4 is connected to a power source without a control signal...

Page 34: ...ress and release the SCH 1 SCH 2 button to select either SCH 1 or SCH 2 the red indicator will illuminate to identify which Schedule is selected 12 INCH Button After turning the power ON press this bu...

Page 35: ...emote control potentiometer 7 Wiper arm connection to 5k ohm remote control Wirespeed MIG mode potentiometer 8 Wiper arm connection to 5k ohm remote control Volts MIG mode potentiometer Table 4 1 Pin...

Page 36: ...protects the Wirefeeder from electrical faults on the 115VAC circuit In the event of a fault occuring this circuit breaker will trip pop out A short cooling period must be allowed before an attempt is...

Page 37: ...o select local panel control on the Wirefeeder or remote control from the 8 pin remote control socket on the front of the Wirefeeder Default Local Remote Local Local Remote If MIG Remote is selected b...

Page 38: ...the amount of MIG wire that protrudes from the MIG gun after the completion of MIG welding commonly referred to as stick out Default Burn Back 0 15 sec note Gun should be kept in position until Burn...

Page 39: ...his is used to weld two thin plates together by melting the top bottom plates together to form a nugget between them The weld time is set by the Spot Time Default Spot Time 2 0 sec 0 1 to 20 0 seconds...

Page 40: ...e user to select what is shown on the LEFT Display when welding With some power sources it may not be possible to display welding amps on the VAF 4 display when welding in this case set the display to...

Page 41: ...required to use a Power Source that is not on Table 4 6 the VAF 4 Wirefeeder can be set up manually to interface with most Power Sources Refer to Subsection 4 04 Some information about this power sour...

Page 42: ...MIN setting and advance to the next menu item Advanced Feature Left Display Feature Description Right Display Parameter Selection Display Volts Maximum The LEFT DISPLAY will now show VDSP MAX Adjust t...

Page 43: ...FT KNOB clockwise to save the VSET MAX setting and advance to the next menu item Advanced Feature Left Display Feature Description Right Display Parameter Selection Save User Set The LEFT DISPLAY will...

Page 44: ...15 Crater CRAT OFF Only in 4T Mode Crater Volts CRAT VOLT 70 Only when in 4T Mode and Crater is ON Crater Wirefeed Speed CRAT WFS 70 Only when in 4T Mode and Crater is ON Spot Time SPOT TIME 2 0 Only...

Page 45: ...being used Display PCB Art A 12469 DIP Switch Figure 4 6 DIP Switch on Display PCB S3S4S5 Vmin Vmax Vsetmin J L Vsetmax J L Welder S3 Off 0 S4 On 1 S5 On 1 10 36 2 3 8 17 ArcMaster 401MST default Arc...

Page 46: ...ully clockwise to lock the plug into position 2 Fit the Tweco No 4 MIG Gun to the Wirefeeder by pushing the MIG Gun Connector into the Tweco No 4 GUN Adaptor and secure it by tightening the Thumb Scre...

Page 47: ...59 N m 4 Spring Washer M10 with torque 45 59 N m 2 Nut M10 with torque 45 59 N m 2 Table 4 7 Handle Assembly Install the handle assembly as below Secure the handle assembly to the base assembly with M...

Page 48: ...ashers M10 Spring Washers and M10 Nuts with 17mm wrench that secure the handle assembly and remove the handle assembly and fixings from the base assembly Refer to Figure 4 8 2 Use 14mm wrench to secur...

Page 49: ...ents are included in this kit Item Description Quantity 1 Bolt M12 x 30 2 2 Star Washer M12 2 3 Flat Washer M12 2 4 Screw Countersunk M5 x 12 2 5 Spool Cover Mounting Bracket 1 6 Spool Cover 1 7 Spool...

Page 50: ...asher small hole 3 lobe Screw Retaining Clip Art A 12476_AB Figure 4 13 Removing Spool Hub Assembly 2 Assemble the Spool Cover Mounting Brackets one inside and one outside the spool cover with the two...

Page 51: ...nce Friction Washer Spool Hub Keyed Washer Spring Flat Washer 3 lobe Screw Retaining Clip Art A 12478 Figure 4 15 Spool Hub Assembly Warning Fully tighten all fasteners Refer to the figures below for...

Page 52: ...7 The bottom hole is for installing a spool of 8 diameter As delivered from the factory the unit has the spool hub fitted into the middle 12 spool position 1 Remove the retaining clip from the spool h...

Page 53: ...result in the wire spool circumference continuing no further than 3 4 after release of the trigger The electrode wire should be slack without becoming dislodged from wire spool Please refer to Figure...

Page 54: ...Swing the Pressure Adjusting Knobs back into place 6 Use the Pressure Adjusting Knobs to create a snug condition Clockwise to tighten and Counter Clockwise to loosen 7 Turn ON the power supply Set pr...

Page 55: ...sitioning Pins and install the Feed Roll Washer and Screw 5 Tighten the screw clockwise 6 Lower the Pressure Roll Arm 7 Swing the Pressure Adjusting Knob back into place 8 Use the Pressure Adjusting K...

Page 56: ...s It is the user s re sponsibility to prevent such conditions Before handing or using the equipment understand and comply at all times with the safe practices prescribed in this instruction SPECIFIC P...

Page 57: ...OUTLET CONNECTION PRESSURE ADJUSTING SCREW Art A 12126 Figure 4 21 Fit Regulator Flowmeter to Cylinder Installation 1 Remove cylinder valve plastic dust seal Clean the cylinder valve outlet of impurit...

Page 58: ...ion adjust working flow rate as follows 1 Slowly turn adjusting screw knob in clockwise direction until the outlet gauge indicates the required flow rate NOTE It may be necessary to re check the shiel...

Page 59: ...herwise securely fixed in an upright position D Select MIG mode with the process selection control button Wirefeeder Connections A Connect the welding power cable from the Wirefeeder s interconnection...

Page 60: ...re through the gun WARNING If the Gun Trigger is used to feed wire through the gun the electrode wire will be at welding voltage potential while it is being fed through the Wirefeeder system WARNING B...

Page 61: ...ctrode wire manufacturer Welding current flows from the Power Source via dinse terminals It is essential however that the male plug is inserted and turned securely to achieve a sound electrical connec...

Page 62: ...rough the Wirefeeder system WARNING Before connecting the work clamp to the work piece make sure the mains power supply is switched off Connection to ArcMaster 401MST Positive Welding Terminal Work Le...

Page 63: ...ne s eyes flash or skin burn 6 Adjust the voltage of the power source to the desired value The gun switch must be triggered to close power source contactor WARNING In wire welding the welding wire wir...

Page 64: ...Preflow Run In Ramp Postflow Gun Trigger Arc Established Gas Contactor Wire feed Burnback Art A 11262_AB Figure 4 26 Welding 2T Operation 4 20 Spot Operation Position the welding gun above the workpi...

Page 65: ...e user can independently control the amount of crater filler time by adjusting the amount of time the gun switch is depressed Burnback Postflow Gun Trigger Arc Established Gas Contactor Wire feed Pref...

Page 66: ...piece and depress the gun switch trigger Depressing the gun switch trigger enables the gas valve When preflow ends wire feed motor and power source are enabled the welding process begins Release the g...

Page 67: ...rcuit This protection circuit is activated when ever excessive current flow in the protective earth ground is detected If the ground fault protection circuit is activated the yellow FAULT indicator on...

Page 68: ...ULTRAFEED VAF 4 4 38 OPERATION Manual 0 5332 Notes...

Page 69: ...G Gun liner or spool hub tension too tight or wire melted to tip or problem with wire spool etc 1 Defective motor Turn OFF Wire feeder then check motor feed mechanism can rotate 2 Defective Motor Cont...

Page 70: ...gnal 19 pin connector Pin M to L ARC ESTABLISHED 15VDC If the power source does not provide an Establish signal then override the arc establish signal refer to Section 4 18 ERR 08 Motor Control PCB1 s...

Page 71: ...ided from the power supply via the 19pin connector Circuit Breaker s on rear panel is tripped pops out Refer to Subsection 4 02 for further detail Faulty 19 Pin control cable connecting power source a...

Page 72: ...2 for 15VDC If voltage is not present follow signal back to P3 connector on PCB1 If no voltage on PCB1 P3 connector replace PCB1 If voltage is present jumper P3 Pin 1 to 2 If gas flows and motor turn...

Page 73: ...r operates but wire does not feed A B C Pressure on feed rolls not correctly adjusted Incorrect feed rolls used Worn feed roll A B C Adjust pressure on feed rolls so that it will be set to a minimum p...

Page 74: ...panel Set MIG Control mode to local OR If a remote control device is fitted to the 8 pin remote control socket then the remote control device is faulty Repair or replace as necessary 15 Crater does n...

Page 75: ...llow FAULT light is on A B C D E F G H I ERR 01 Ground Fault Current is flowing in the interconnection earth wire This may be a fault from 110VAC to frame or from weld output to frame ERR 03 Motor Cur...

Page 76: ...as system causing solenoid to stay open or closed Faulty Motor Control CPB1 A B C D Check solenoid wiring header is plugged securely into Motor Control PCB1 Keep trigger switch ON measure the voltage...

Page 77: ...tal Multimeter Screwdriver and spanner CRO 20 Mhz bandwidth isolating transformer 5 06 Visually Inspect Visually inspect the inside of the Wirefeeder The levels of current present in these units can c...

Page 78: ...ry Check of the Motor Control PCB1 DC Bus Testing Multimeter Lead Placement Voltage with Supply voltage OFF Main capacitor bank Positive meter lead to TP 1 Negative meter lead to TP 2 5 VDC Table 5 4...

Page 79: ...er Lead Placement Diode Voltage Switch ON Positive meter lead to TP 15 Negative meter lead to TP 16 0 to 1 W Switch ON Positive meter lead to TP 17 Negative meter lead to TP 18 0 to 1 W Switch OFF Pos...

Page 80: ...eter lead to testpoint DC POS 0 2 0 8 VDC AC1 to DC NEG Positive meter lead to testpoint DC NEG Negative meter lead to testpoint AC1 0 2 0 8 VDC AC2 to DC NEG Positive meter lead to testpoint DC NEG N...

Page 81: ...n Control Microprocessor is running is to look at the HEART BEAT LED This will flash slowly if the microprocessor is running If this is not flashing there is a problem with PCB1 and it will need to be...

Page 82: ...r lead to TP 9 Negative meter lead to TP 10 15 0 5 VDC Motor Drive 15VDC supply Positive meter lead to TP 11 Negative meter lead to TP 10 15 0 5 VDC Main 5VDC supply Positive meter lead to TP 12 Negat...

Page 83: ...Main 3 3VDC supply Positive meter lead to TP 22 Negative meter lead to TP 20 3 3 0 1 VDC Table 5 9 Display PCB2 Power Supplies Multimeter set to measure Voltage 5 11 PCB Connectors 1 Motor Control PCB...

Page 84: ...A trigger output relay contact closed when triggered 3 No connection 4 No connection 5 19 pin J control output to Power Source 0 12 VDC 6 19 pin L control 0V 0 VDC 7 19 pin C weld volts signal from P...

Page 85: ...mote control WireFeed Speed 5k W pot wiper 0 15 VDC 8 8 pin 8 Remote control Voltage 5k W pot wiper 0 15 VDC Table 5 15 P6 Header pin function connects to 8 pin remote control socket M M Terminals Pin...

Page 86: ...Art A 12023 Figure 5 8 Display PCB2 Connectors P1 Header Pin Pin function Signal 1 15V 15 VDC 2 0V 0 VDC 3 Can Bus high signal 5 VDC pk 4 Can Bus low signal 5 VDC pk 5 Can Bus shield 0 VDC Table 5 18...

Page 87: ...rs The 110VAC supply uses one pole of the double pole switch the 4A circuit breaker and connects through to recti fier BR1 The 42VAC supply uses the other pole of the double pole switch the 8A circuit...

Page 88: ...the Motor Control PCB1 The motor negative is connected to P11 on the Motor Control PCB1 Art A 12025 Figure 5 10 Control Circuit The main DC bus is filtered by E4 E5 and E6 From this a flyback converte...

Page 89: ...332 DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURE 6 1 SECTION 6 disassembly procedure 6 01 Safety Precautions for Disassembly NOTE Read and follow safety information in Section 5 04 before proceeding Unplug unit before begin...

Page 90: ...SASSEMBLY PROCEDURE Manual 0 5332 6 02 Cover Panel Removal 1 Remove the ten screws M5 1 4 13 securing the Cover Panel 2 Disconnect the Earth Wire connected to the Cover Panel 2 Art A 12815 1 Figure 6...

Page 91: ...03 Front Panel Removal 1 Remove the two screws M6 16 securing the Front Panel 2 Disconnect the Cable Assembly connecting Display PCB2 and Motor Control PCB1 3 Disconnect the Earth Wire from the Front...

Page 92: ...D VAF 4 6 4 DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURE Manual 0 5332 6 04 Display PCB2 Removal 1 Remove the four screws M4 8 securing the Display PCB2 2 Disconnect P1 connector 1 Art A 11606_AB 2 Figure 6 3 Removing Displ...

Page 93: ...Disconnect P2 Head Pin from Motor Control PCB1 4 Disconnect P6 Head Pin from Motor Control PCB1 5 Disconnect P5 Head Pin from Motor Control PCB1 6 Disconnect P3 Head Pin from Motor Control PCB1 7 Disc...

Page 94: ...RE Manual 0 5332 6 06 Main Input Rectifier Removal 1 Disconnect the terminals connected to the Main Input Rectifier 2 Remove the two screws M4 20 securing the Main Input Rectifier 1 2 1 Art A 11608 Fi...

Page 95: ...Disconnect the terminals connected to the Main ON OFF Switch 2 Push the Main ON OFF Switch forward and remove it 3 Disconnect the terminals connected to the Circuit Breaker 4 Unscrew the plastic cap...

Page 96: ...6 08 Gas Valve Removal 1 Remove the two screws M4 8 securing the Gas Valve 2 Remove the two hose clamps over the gas hose and disconnect the gas hose 3 Disconnect the two terminals connected to the Ga...

Page 97: ...sconnect the gas hose from the Adaptor 2 Disconnect the welding cable from the Adaptor 3 Remove the M10 lock washer and M10 lock nut securing Tweco No 4 Adaptor 4 Remove the thumb screw and the M6 6 s...

Page 98: ...the screw M5 12 and remove the Earth Wire connected to Division Plate 3 Remove the screw M5 1 4 13 securing Division Plate 4 Remove the two screws M6 30 and remove the Division Plate and Wirefeed Pla...

Page 99: ...TRAFEED VAF 4 Manual 0 5332 DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURE 6 11 6 11 Base Panel Removal 1 Remove the four screws M8 30 securing Base Panel and remove the Base Panel 1 Art A 11613 Figure 6 10 Removing Base Pane...

Page 100: ...ULTRAFEED VAF 4 6 12 DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURE Manual 0 5332 Notes...

Page 101: ...AFEED VAF 4 Manual 0 5332 ASSEMBLY PROCEDURE 7 1 SECTION 7 assembly procedure 7 01 Installing Base Panel 1 Install the four screws M8 30 securing Base Panel 1 Art A 11613 Figure 7 1 Installing Base Pa...

Page 102: ...hten the hose clamp with a suitable crimping tool Gun Adaptor Tweco No 4 Hose Clamp Gas Hose Gun Adaptor Tweco No 4 Gas Hose Art A 12820 Figure 7 2 Reconnecting Gas Hose 2 Reconnect the welding cable...

Page 103: ...asher and M10 Lock Nut over the threaded end of the Tweco No 4 Adaptor Tighten the M10 Lock Nut securely 4 Install the M6 6 set screw in the Wirefeed Plate and then install the thumb screw Art A 12822...

Page 104: ...stall the two screws M6 30 and secure the Wirefeed Plate to the Base Panel 3 Install the screw M5 1 4 13 and secure the Division Plate to the Base Panel 4 Install the screw M5 12 and reconnect the Ear...

Page 105: ...2 ASSEMBLY PROCEDURE 7 5 7 04 Installing Gas Valve 1 Reconnect the two terminals to the Gas Valve 2 Reconnect the gas hose 3 Install the two screws M4 8 and secure the Gas Valve 3 2 1 Art A 11616 Figu...

Page 106: ...uit Breakers 1 Push the Main ON OFF Switch forward 2 Reconnect the terminal to the Main ON OFF Switch 3 Place the Circuit Breaker and install the plastic caps to secure it 4 Reconnect the terminals to...

Page 107: ...apply Heat Sink compound on the rear of Main Input Rectifiers 2 Install the two screws M4 20 with torque 0 912 1 277 ft lbs 1 236 1 731 Nm to secure the Main Input Rectifiers 3 Reconnect the terminals...

Page 108: ...Motor Control PCB1 3 Reconnect P2 Head Pin to Motor Control PCB1 4 Reconnect P6 Head Pin to Motor Control PCB1 5 Reconnect P5 Head Pin to Motor Control PCB1 6 Reconnect P3 Head Pin to Motor Control PC...

Page 109: ...the four screws M4 8 and secure Display PCB2 to Front Panel 2 Reconnect Cable Assembly connecting Display PCB2 and Motor Control PCB1 3 Reconnect the Earth Wire to the Front Panel 4 Install the two sc...

Page 110: ...ASSEMBLY PROCEDURE Manual 0 5332 7 09 Installing Cover Panel 1 Install the ten screws M5 1 4 13 to secure the Cover Panel 2 Reconnect the Earth Wire to the Cover Panel 2 Art A 12815 1 Figure 7 11 Ins...

Page 111: ...How To Use This Parts List The Parts List is a combination of an illustration Figure Number and a corresponding list of parts which contains a breakdown of the equipment into assemblies subassemblies...

Page 112: ...Socket 19 Pin Male Panel Mtg P1 W7005715 9 1 Socket Panel Dinse Male 50mm2 W7005716 10 1 SPOOL HUB ASSY W7005609 11 1 Wire Guide Outlet 0 8 1 2 WF W4017700 12 1 Adaptor Tweco No 4 W4017800 13 1 Handle...

Page 113: ...ULTRAFEED VAF 4 Manual 0 5332 PARTS LIST 8 3 2 6 5 4 3 7 1 8 9 10 Art A 12485_AB 13 12 11 22 14 15 17 18 16 Figure 8 1 Replacement Parts without wirefeed plate...

Page 114: ...14 1 Motor 42V WF W7005713 15 1 Wire Drive Assy 4R WF W7005707 16 1 Wire Guide Inlet 0 8 1 6 WF W7005710 17 1 Wire Guide Center 0 8 1 6 WF W7005711 18 2 Feed Roll Refer to Appendix 1 19 2 Idler Gear 4...

Page 115: ...4 V groove knurled Flux Cored Table A 1 Feed Rolls NOTE NOTE 1 Two feed rolls are required for each wire size NOTE 2 indicates fitted as standard Other Accessories Accessories Part Number Description...

Page 116: ...ULTRAFEED VAF 4 A 2 APPENDIX Manual 0 5332 Art A 12826 Appendix 2 connection diagram...

Page 117: ...AL DAMAGES SUCH AS BUT NOT LIMITED TO LOST PROFITS AND BUSINESS INTER RUPTION The remedies of the Purchaser set forth herein are exclusive and the liability of Tweco with respect to any contract or an...

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