ESAB A6 TPC 75, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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4 INSTALLATION AND OPERATION
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4 INSTALLATION AND OPERATION
1. See dimensions in the "DIMENSIONS" appendix.
2. The flux tank has two lifting holes (L) (M12) in the top flange for use during installation.
If the flux tank is used on mobile welding equipment it must be fixed securely using
the support bracket (I). Permanent installation is also recommended in stationary
applications.
3. Connect the 1” flux hose (H) and compressed air hose (D) to the pressure regulator
using double hose clamps to ensure secure connection.
NOTE!
Do not release compressed air from an empty flux tank. Remnants of flux may
be blasted out of the flux outlet. The same applies if the flux hose comes loose.
Escaping air can cause dust in the air. Minimise exposure to dust by regular
cleaning.
4. Pour the flux into the funnel, which is fitted with a sieve (A). Recommended maximum
capacity is about 10 cm below the level of the connection flange.
NOTE!
The self-sealing valve (J) closes at a pressure of 0.15 MPa even if the tank is
full and there is flux in the funnel.
5. Open the compressed air valve (B).
6. Adjust to a suitable working pressure of 0.2–0.4 MPa using the pressure regulator,
and read the pressure at the gauge (C).
NOTE!
Pressure should be no higher than necessary to obtain satisfactory operation
with the welding equipment in use.