WELDPRO MIG155GD, Руководство оператора, Страница: 26 / 36

Connecting the torch cable is a relatively simple straightforward operation with only a few things to keep in mind. The first is,
inside the cavity where your reel of wire is stored and your drive motor mechanism is located, slightly to the right of your drive
roller mechanism as you look at it, you will see the brass housing (FIG2.6) that you’re torch cable will slide into. Just above that
brass connector, you will notice a silver thumb screw (FIG2.5). Be sure to back that thumb screw out far enough so that it
won’t interfere with the installation of your torch cable. Once that thumb screw is backed out, very slightly moisten the two O-
rings on the torch cable and slide it in to the front of the machine firmly until it completely seats. Once you have it seated
completely you can turn the silver thumb screw to gently snug against your torch cable.
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failure to back this torch cable thumb screw out before you install your torch cable into the machine may
result in your C25 gas leaking, since your o-rings will not properly seat deep enough into the brass housing.
• Installation of welding wire •
Installing a new roll of wire for the first time may be a bit confusing and even complicated. One of the biggest concerns to keep
in mind is that if you don’t keep control over that rolled up wire it will spring open and you’ll find yourself with a mess all over
the floor. The 155 amp model MIG welder can accept 1.98lb reel of wire.
1. Release the wire tensioner on your drive motor mechanism. Tilt down the roller tensioner (FIG2.1) toward you, then lift and
flip the tensioner assembly (FIG2.3) up.
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2. Twist the drive roller knob (FIG2.4) counter clockwise to remove it. Slide out the lower drive roller.
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