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front of the appliance. (See Figures A, D, E and
the exploded view.)
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Align the upper arm (part # 19) between the
upper arm holder (part # 18) and the upper arm
clamp (part # 21) and position the upper arm
so that the electrode of the arm (part # 24) is
facing down.
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NOTE: Make sure the upper arm (part # 19)
aligns with the lower one.
• Arm (part # 19) fully assembled. (See Figure A,
and the exploded view.)
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Tighten the four screws (part # 15).
• Fit the handle to the spot weld
To mount the wooden handle (part # 37) on
the spot weld, insert the bolt (# 36) through the
handle brackets (# 34) and the handle. Tighten
the parts with a lock washer (# 35) and a nut (#
35). (See Figure A, and the exploded view.)
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The next step is to mount the handle (parts #
37, # 36, # 34, # 35, # 33) to the front device
housing (part # 25) on the spot weld with the
four bolts, (part # 33). (See Figure A and the
exploded view.)
• Attach the arm electrodes to the spot
weld
• WARNING: Before connecting the arm
electrodes (part # 24), make sure that the
spot welder is disconnected from the mains.
To mount the arm electrodes (part # 24) on
the lower and upper arms (part # 19 & # 19a),
screw the electrodes as shown in Figure F.
Operation
Adjust the arm and working pressure
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WARNING: Before adjusting the arms (parts # 9
& # 19a) and the pressure of the control handle
(part # 12), make sure that the spot weld is not
connected to the mains.
• NOTE: Excessive pressure on the arms (part #
19, 19a) can damage the electrodes (part # 24).
Do not use the forcing electrodes to hold the
workpiece. If the workpieces to be welded do
not get good contact between the surfaces to
be welded, put on a clamp so that there is good
contact. (See Figure C, D and the exploded
view).
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You can adjust the pressure between the arms
(parts # 19, # 19a), and it should be checked
or set before use. Proper pressure between the
arms is necessary to get a good welding point
and to prevent damage to the arm electrodes.
(See Figures C, D and the exploded view.)
• The pressure between the arms is too small
and the workpiece is too loose when closing
the arms and an arc arises between the
surfaces and there is no welding point. To
increase the pressure between the arms,
loosen the nut (part # 18). The more the nut is
loosened, the higher the pressure between the
electrodes when the control handle is
closed. The next step is to turn the rear lock
nut towards the upper arm holder to lock it in
the desired position. (See Figures C, D, and the
exploded view.)
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If the pressure is too high, the weld will form a
pit and material will splash out around the area.
To lower the pressure on the arms, loosen the
rear nut (part # 18) and turn the front nut (part
# 18) towards the upper arm holder (part # 21)
to lock it at the desired pressure. (See Figures
C, D, and the exploded view.)
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The further down the adjusting screw is
screwed (part # 10), the further down the
control handle will close. By adjusting the
adjusting screw, you control how the arms
close around the material. Adjust the adjusting
screw so that the control handle can be raised
easily after welding. (See Figures A, E and the
exploded view.)
Power switch
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The switch (part # 9) allows you to turn the
spot welding on and off. (See Figures A, E and
the exploded view.)
• Push the power switch (part # 9) sideways in
either direction to release power. Release the
power switch to turn off the power.
Control handle
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WARNING: Never touch your arms when
welding on a workpiece. Allow the electrodes
and workpiece to cool before handling them.
(See Figures A, E, F, and the exploded view.)
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The control handle allows you to open and
close the arms of the device. (See Figures A, E,
and the exploded view.)
• The control handle is closed during the welding
procedure and the workpiece is fixed between
the electrodes. Open with the control handle
after a spark has been created and a welding
point has been made to loosen the workpiece.
(See Figures A, C, E and the exploded view.)