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Gas  Check  Switch

It is for checking the flow of the gas. If this switch is ON, then the gas is flowed 

by opening the solenoid valve inside the machine.

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Pulse  Width  Control

It  controls  the  pulse  width

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Pulse  Frequency  Control

It controls  the  pulse  frequency. If  the low pulse selected  at the  pulse frequency 

selection  switch,  apply  the  inside  circle  0.5-25Hz  or  if  the  high  pulse  selected, 

apply the outside circle 10-500Hz.

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Pulse  Frequency  selection  switch

It choose the pulsed TIG (Low pulse, High pulse) or non pulsed TIG.

When  compared  with  non  pulsed  TIG  welding  performed  at  the  same  average 

current,  the  pulsed  TIG  get  better  results  smaller  heat  affected  zone,  fewer 

deformations and reduced chance of cracking and gas entrapment.

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Crater current control

It controls the crater current. It is important to get the good welding quality.

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Down slope time control

It controls the time to reach to the crater current from the welding current. It is 

important to carefully control the downslope of current to get the good welding 

bead.

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Cooling mode selection switch

It choose the cooling mode  "WATER COOL" or "AIR COOL"

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Gas after flow time control

The  output  current  of  the  machine  will  turn  OFF  and  then  the  gas  valve  will 

remain  open  to  continue  the  flow  of  the  gas.  It  adjusts  the  duration  of  this 

after-flow time.

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Cleaning width control

It is for getting the better welding bead when AC TIG welding.

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AC TIG / DC TIG selection switch

AC TIG should be selected if aluminum would be welded.

Summary of Contents for longrun 350LA

Page 1: ...INVERTER AC DC TIG WELDER 350LA 500LA 600LA OPERATION MANUAL DO NOT INSTALL OPERATE OR MAINTAIN THIS MACHINE WITHOUT READING THIS MANUAL AND PLEASE ALWAYS THINK BEFORE YOU ACT www worldwel com...

Page 2: ...00 400 Input Capacity 380V KVA 13 5 7 3 21 7 15 9 25 9 17 8 No Load Voltage V 60 380V 62 380V 60 380V Output Current Range A 10 350 20 200 15 500 20 340 15 600 20 400 Output Voltage rated output V 24...

Page 3: ...of contact with the work or ground and watch for fire Turn off input power using the disconnect switch at the fuse box before working on the equipment Frequently inspect input power cord for damage o...

Page 4: ...s or other alternate circuits This can create fire hazards or overheat lifting chains or cables until they fail INSTALLATION The welding machine shall be installed at a place free from the inflammable...

Page 5: ...moving top cover 220V 380V 440V Output Connection Front of the machine Connect the work cable which is connected to the work clamp to the METAL terminal To connect the TIG torch connect a electrode ca...

Page 6: ...COOLING Output connection for stick welding Connect the work cable which is connected to the work clamp to the TORCH terminal Connect the electrode cable which is connected to the electrode holder to...

Page 7: ...ne will not supply power at the output If over heating occurs it will blinking on until the machine has sufficiently cooled by cooling fan or water If the output is disabled by any electrical problems...

Page 8: ...heat affected zone fewer deformations and reduced chance of cracking and gas entrapment 16 Crater current control It controls the crater current It is important to get the good welding quality 17 Dow...

Page 9: ...p and ready lamp are On and the cooling fan is running Select AC TIG or DC TIG from AC TIG DC TIG selection switch Start to weld with adjusting the proper welding current Adjust properly the pulse fre...

Page 10: ...ease the torch switch the arc is off and flow the gas during the after flow time Crater Repeat Press and hold the torch switch the machine will open the gas valve to start the flow of the shielding ga...

Page 11: ...oke down Reconnect Torch switch connector Replace Torch Replace Control PCB Gas flows continuous at Off position of GAS CHECK switch GAS CHECK switch broke down Torch broke down Control PCB broke down...

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Page 14: ...E RV24YN 500K 2 22 Selector Switch XK5378 1 23 FAN UF12A23STH M5 120T 2 24 FAN UF15P23BTH M5 150T 1 25 Terminal MJ 175 1 26 Toggle Switch DWT 6210 1 27 InputDiode 6RI 100E 080 1 28 IGBT 200A 600V 2 29...

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Page 17: ...V1 1 21 VOLUME RV24YN 500K 2 22 Selector Switch XK5378 1 23 FAN 120T 2 24 FAN 150T 1 25 Terminal MJ 175 1 26 Toggle Switch DWT 6210 1 27 InputDiode 6RI 100E 080 1 28 IGBT 200A 600V 2 29 IGBT Drive PC...

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Page 20: ...24YN 500K 2 21 Selector Switch XK5378 1 22 FAN 120T 2 23 FAN 150T 1 24 Terminal MJ 175 1 25 Toggle Switch DWT 6210 1 26 InputDiode 6RI 100E 080 1 27 IGBT 200A 600V 2 28 IGBT Drive PCB WGE 01 2K10 2 29...

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