Lincoln ML-2 User Manual
Specifications and Main Features
- Model: ML-2 Welder
- Alternative power sources include SAE-600 Motor Generators, SA-750 welders, and Idealarc transformers rated with a DC output of 450 amperes or more.
- Control Cable: Comprised of 5 conductors, 2/0 electrode cable
- Gun Uses: 5/64" electrodes; the electrode gun can be adapted to 3/32" electrodes when the nozzle tip S-8087-6 is fitted.
- Alternative Features:
- Meter Kit (contovering ammeter and voltmeter)
- Flux tank accompanying a Continuous flux feed kit
- Extension of up to 50ft for control cables alongside extensions for wire sheath of 15ft
- Power Cycle: If a lower power source of 500 amperes is being used, ensure that its cycle is not exceeded
- Electrode Cable: Requires an additional 2/0 cable used for attachment of a ground
- Flux Feeding System: 26-30Psi pressure is necessary to use the device properly
Frequently Asked Questions
- Like all electric motors the ML-2 welder uses SA6600 motor generators as its primary power source but SA 750 or Idealarc transformers with at least 450 amp of output can be used as well.
- Is it possible for me to swap out with various electrode sizes in conjunction with the welder?
Of course, the ML-2 welder as configured to accept 5/64” electrodes but it also works with 3/32” electrodes when using the correct nozzle tip (Tip S-8087-6).
- What additional options can be ordered for the ML-2 welder?
Additional options include a Meter Kit enabling current and voltage monitoring, a Continuous Flux Feed Kit and different lengths of cables.
- How do I connect the ground cable?
Attach one end of the ground cable to the ‘To Work’ stud on the power device and the other end to the object to be welded.
- What should I do in case I have some problem with the welding arc?
Examine the wire on the reel for tangling, check that the electrode is clean and sharp, and check that the power supply settings are correctly set. If necessary, consult the maintenance and troubleshooting sections of the manual.
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