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INSTALLATION
Warning:
Use all precautions required in the safety manual before operating the welder,
reading carefully the risks linked to the welding process. The installation must be made by
trained personnel in compliance to the standard IEC 60974-9 and the current legislation.
To lift the machine you must use the handle positioned on top of the product with the
machine in OFF position and the welding cable disconnected. The input voltage must match
the voltage indicated on the technical plate located on the product. The equipment shall
only be used on a supply system that is a single-phase, three-wire system with an earthed
neutral.
Use the machine on electric system having supply features and power protection that are
compatible with the current required for its use, for more details see the information on the
nameplate affixed to the machine. The machine has an IP21 S protection level.
OPERATION
HOW TO USE IT
Warning: Use all precautions required in the safety general manual before operating the
welder, reading carefully the risks linked to the welding process.
ELECTRODE MMA
• Select the proper electrode polarity (direct or reverse) of the electrode (for more
information see the general part of the safety manual and the information on the electrode
packaging). Connect the plugs of the work clamp and the electrode holder to the sockets of
the machine as function of the polarity, rotating the attack in order to ensure a good grip.
• Connect the work clamp to the metal structure to be welded trying to establish a good
point of contact between the metal and the clamp, as close as possible to the area to be
welded, insert the electrode into the electrode holder.
• Connect the power supply plug to the power outlet and turn on the welding machine by
placing the on I oft switch to position I.
• Select the electrode or the MANUAL MODE
• Start the welding operation using all necessary protections to security.
• After completing the welding, turn off the welder and remove the electrode from the
electrode holder.
