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3.2.2 Preheating

To ensure that the correct temperature is applied to the 

fl oor from the fi rst moment, the machine should be prehea-
ted. To do this, bring the machine into the preheating posi-
tion (Fig. D) by swiveling the heating air fan backwards. 

Now the machine can be switched on via the I/0 key and 
starts preheating. 
The temperature exceeds the preset value for a short time 
in order to ensure a fast heating of the nozzles and is then 
regulated to the preset value. As soon as this value is 
maintained, preheating is complete.

3.2.3 Starting the welding process

To start the welding process, the heating air blower must 
be swiveled back to the starting position to the left (Fig. D). 
Then the heating air blower is pressed down (Fig. E) until 
the holding plate is held by the magnet. At this moment, 
the Weldmaster 2.0 starts to run independently at the 
preset speed.  

Speed and temperature can also be changed during the 
welding process as described in 3.1.2.

3.2.4 End welding process

The heatsealing process is automatically terminated when 
the wall switch-off  (Fig. A pos. 5) is actuated. This can be 
done either by approaching a wall or manually. 
When the wall shut-off  is activated, the drive motor stops, 
the holding magnet releases the holding plate and the 
heating air blower moves to the upper position to avoid 
burning the substrate. 

To avoid unnecessary heating of the wire feed-through, the 
machine should remain in this position for as short a time 
as possible. If the machine is not to be used for further 
work, it is recommended to switch off  the machine, move 
the heating air blower to the preheating position or use the 
cool-down mode. 

3.2.5 Reworking the weld seam 

The welding wire protrusion can then be repelled in two 
operations. The specifi cations of the welding or fi ller wire 
manufacturers must be observed here.

3.2.6 Cooling the machine 

Cool down the machine after welding. By switching on the 
cool-down mode (described under 3.1.3), the machine is 
automatically cooled down to a temperature of 50°C before 
it then switches itself off .

4.0 Transport

Before placing the machine in the transport case, check 
the temperature of the machine (especially the welding 
nozzle) and, if necessary, use the cool-down function to 
cool down the machine. 

The heating air fan must be lowered before placing the 
machine in the transport case.

 

5.0 Maintenance and cleaning

►  Before any work on the machine itself, pull the mains  
 

plug. 

►  For safe and proper working, always keep the machine  
 

and ventilation slots clean. 

 

The machine must then be sent to an after-sales 

 

Service agent. Addresses are listed in the Section 

 

“After- sales service and customer assistance”. 

 

If the machine should fail despite the care taken in  

 

manufacturing and testing procedures, repair should be  

 

carried out by an after-sales service centre for WOLFF  

 

power tools. 

 

In all correspondence and spare parts orders, please  

 

always include the machine number specifi ed on the  

 

type plate of the machine. 

5.1 The Weldmaster 2.0 is nearly maintenance-
free.

The hot air nozzle, the feed tube and the rollers should be 
cleaned from fl oor covering residues from time to time. The 
feed tube can be removed from the machine by turning 
black "ball"screw.
The linear guide (Fig. B pos. 1) must be cleaned regularly 
with a clean cloth and then lubricated. (e.g. with Würth 
Multi).
The intake opening of the heating air blower (fi gure A pos. 
6) must be blown out regularly to remove dust.

5.2 Spare parts

Spare parts can be found on the internet at:

http://webcatalog.wolff -tools.com

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Summary of Contents for 163317

Page 1: ...sanleitung EN Translation of the original instruction FR Traduction du mode d emploi original Weldmaster 2 0 230 V EU 163317 Weldmaster 2 0 230 V CH 163318 Weldmaster 2 0 115 V UK 164537 Weldmaster 2...

Page 2: ...2 A...

Page 3: ...3 B C D E F...

Page 4: ...4 A G...

Page 5: ...it und Schadensverh tung mit folgenden Symbolen gekennzeichnet Wichtige Hinweise Warnung vor allgemeiner Gefahr Schutzbrille tragen Geh rschutz tragen Anleitung Hinweise lesen Sonderm ll Warnung DE 1...

Page 6: ...nweisungen k nnen elektrischen Schlag Brand und oder schwere Verletzungen verursachen Bewahren Sie alle Sicherheitshinweise und Anweisungen f r die Zukunft auf Der in den Sicherheitshinweisen verwende...

Page 7: ...Moment der Unachtsamkeit beim Gebrauch des Elektrowerkzeuges kann zu ernsthaften Verletzun gen f hren b Tragen Sie pers nliche Schutzausr stung und immer eine Schutzbrille Das Tragen pers nlicher Sch...

Page 8: ...nen Br nde unbemerkt entstehen Vergewissern Sie sich immer das keine verdeckten brennbaren Materialien im Arbeitsbereich vorhanden sind Nach Gebrauch das Elektrowerkzeug abk hlen lassen bevor es wegge...

Page 9: ...gen zum Men punkt Cooldown Durch Dr cken der Pfeiltaste nach oben wird der Cooldown Modus akti viert Im Display wird ON angezeigt und die Maschine gek hlt bis 50 C erreicht sind und dann abgeschaltet...

Page 10: ...auf den eingestellten Wert geregelt Sobald dieser gehalten wird ist das Vorheizen abgeschlossen 3 2 3 Schwei vorgang beginnen Um mit dem Schwei vorgang zu beginnen muss das Heizluftgebl se wieder in...

Page 11: ...it einem sauberen Tuch von Verunreinigungen zu befreien und anschliessend zu Schmieren z B mit W rth Multi Die Ansaug nung des Heizluftgebl ses Bild A pos 6 ist regelm ig auszublasen um dieses von Sta...

Page 12: ...ie erforderlichen Arbeitsmittel verf gt durchzuf hren Wir empfehlen hierf r autorisierte Wol Servicewerkst tten r Im Falle des beabsichtigten Ersatzes von Teilen der beabsichtigten Ausstattung mit Zub...

Page 13: ...mage prevention are indicated in this operating manual by the following symbols Important instructions Warning of general danger Wear safety glasses Wear hearing protection Read the instructions notic...

Page 14: ...tions may result in electric shock re and or serious injury Save all warnings and instructions for future reference The term power tool in the warnings refers to your mains operated corded power tool...

Page 15: ...or your application The correct power tool will do the job better and safer at the rate for which it was designed b Do not use the power tool if the switch does not turn it on and o Any power tool tha...

Page 16: ...the machine with a damaged cable Do not touch the damaged cable and pull the mains plug when the cable is damaged while working Damaged cables increase the risk of an electric shock Noise vibration i...

Page 17: ...u by pressing the arrow keys If you do not press any key for 10 seconds the machine automatically returns to the main screen 3 1 4 Adjusting the machine To achieve optimal results the speed temperatur...

Page 18: ...rking the weld seam The welding wire protrusion can then be repelled in two operations The speci cations of the welding or ller wire manufacturers must be observed here 3 2 6 Cooling the machine Cool...

Page 19: ...end using authorised service Centre r In the event of planned replacement of parts plan ned addition of accessories or other planned technical modi cations an assessment must al ways be carried out by...

Page 20: ...boles suivants Consignes importantes Avertissement signalant la pr sence d un danger Porter des lunettes de protection Porter une protection auditive Lire le mode d emploi les consignes D chets sp cia...

Page 21: ...es instruc tions pour pouvoir s y reporter ult rieurement Le terme outil dans les consignes de s curit fait r f rence votre outil lectrique aliment par le secteur avec cordon d alimentation ou votre o...

Page 22: ...iques utilis s en fonction des conditions r duiront les blessures de personnes 4 Utilisation et entretien de l outil a Ne pas forcer l outil Utiliser l outil adapt votre application L outil adapt r al...

Page 23: ...ndommag augmente le risque d un Choc lectrique Informations concernant les bruits vibrations Porter une protection auditive Valeurs de mesure valu es conform ment la norme EN 60745 Le niveau sonore A...

Page 24: ...de menu Unit s vous pouvez choisir entre l a chage en C et en F l aide des touches ch es Appuyez sur la touche M 1x Vous acc dez au point de menu Donn es o vous pou vez consulter les dur es de foncti...

Page 25: ...ssus de soudage se termine automatiquement lorsque l interrupteur mural g A pos 5 est actionn Cela peut se faire soit en s approchant d un mur soit manuellement Lorsque l arr t du mur a t activ le mot...

Page 26: ...suivre une voie de recyclage appropri e Sous r serve de modi cations La machine ne d marre pas apr s la vidange du ventilateur de l appareil de Le guide lin aire du capteur photo A pos 12 ne se d cle...

Page 27: ...e Remplacement de pi ces accessoires et autres modi cations apport es aux machines Wol Les machines Wol garantissent l utilisateur des niveaux de s curit et de abilit maximaux Pour que cette s curit e...

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