Weldclass WeldForce WF-200MST, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Know Your Machine
Controls Explained
1.
MIG Torch Euro Connection
2.
Spool Gun Connection Socket
3.
Spool Gun Switch
4.
LCD Current Meter
- Displays output current (amps) in real time*
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5. LCD Voltage Meter
- Displays output voltage in real time*
6.
Welding Output Mode Switch
- Sets power source in MIG, MMA or Lift TIG
mode*
7. Overload Indicator Lamp*
8. Welding Voltage Adjustment Knob
- Adjusts welding voltage in MIG mode*
9.
MIG Wire Feed Speed Adjustment Knob/
Arc (Stick / TIG) Current Adjustment Knob*
10.
MIG Inductance Control Knob*
11.
Cooling Fan Inlet (obscured)
12.
Positive (+) Welding Power Output
Connection Socket
13.
Negative (-) Welding Power Output
Connection Socket
14. MIG Torch Polarity Connection Lead
15. Shielding Gas Inlet Connection
16. 240V AC Mains Power Input Lead
17. Mains Power Switch
18. Wire Spool Holder
19. Wire Drive Inlet Guide
20. Wire Feed Tension Adjustment
21. Wire Feed Tension Arm
22. Wire Drive Roller Retainer
23. Wire Drive Roller (obscured)
These indicate the actual voltage and current
readings at the output terminals of the welding
machine. The current meter should read ‘0’ except
when welding is actually taking place. The voltage
meter will indicate output voltage during welding
and the welding open circuit voltage when the
LCD Current & Voltage Display Meters
machine is powered up but not welding. In MIG
mode the open circuit voltage will only appear
once the torch is triggered to activate the circuit,
in MMA and Lift TIG mode, the open circuit voltage
will show on the display continuously. The digital
meters are very sensitive and accurate, so it is not
abnormal to observe some small fluctuations on
them when the machine is at rest.
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