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perchloroethylene
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113336
the
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Page
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to
atmospheres
trichloroethylene
C.
Fire
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or
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hose
hose
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outlet
seats
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for
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and
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be
not
used
burn.
service
statement
for
welding
113
336
Page
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or
3
Page 12
Comply
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careless
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113
with
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4
Page
enclosed
room
screens
336
done,
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index.
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clothing
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SECTION
Table
INTRODUCTION
3-
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Page 17
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time
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quality
hose,
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welding
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wires
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of
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power
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body
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1/~
Safety
Glasses
Additional
Wire
Spool
Regulator!
:
Required
Gloves
Equipment
Figure
3-4.
Offset/Punching
Tool
113
336
Page
9
Page 18
3-6.
OPTIONAL
The
following
capabilities
tions:
A.
B.
C.
D.
of
SPW-1,
cludes
Section
Spoolgun
Gun
cable
25
ft
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EQUIPMENT
equipment
the
basic
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spot
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holder
m)
power
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see
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following
mal
use:
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B.
C.
D.
CONSUMABLE
parts
Contact
Nozzles
Gun
liner
Drive
rolls
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PARTS
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nor
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in.
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WARNING:
from
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Do take this
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placing
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Base
mounting
336
the
Page
secure
tion.
113
installation
input
power
supply
gas
ventilation
and
dry
temperature
airflow
around
space
maintenance,
holes
unit
on
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to
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WARNING:
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Do
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power
FALLING
personal
Use
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Use
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ELECTRIC
touch
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supply
source.
EQUIPMENT
injury
lifting
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to
eye
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or
devices.
equipmentof
or
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lift
tips
or
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may
sure
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SHOCK
electrical
power
line
BEFORE
can
equipment
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or
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unit
lift
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kill.
from
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running
heavy
lift
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enough
base.
internal
the
and/or
lift
forks.
the
unit
Page 19
4-3.
a
1.
2.
3.
4.
RUNNING
UNCONTROLLED
unit
ment
Use
unit.
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using
forks
lift
posite
Do
while
unit Place
running
Install
the
bar
onto
of
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of
or
base
the
rear
axle
wheel.
legs
by
source
hardware.
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Slide
on
side
Secure
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result
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4
two
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as
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through
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end
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INSTALLATION
TILTING
In
personal
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in.
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corners
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mm)
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securely
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cylinder
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place
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pin
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extend
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of
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rack,
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TIPPING
OR
Injury
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out
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and
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using
to
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flat
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installing
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Install
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6.
power gear
screws
7.
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power
3/4
Install
8.
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OPTIONAL
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a
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shown
onto
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source
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cap
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WARNING:
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Shutdown
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disconnect
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device.
plug
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top
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INSTALLATION
kill.
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____4..~
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Pin
Screw
Cap
Gear
Installation
Flat
Cap
Safety
Washers
Wheel
Screw
Chain
Flat
Washers
Cotter
TC-049
Pin
808-C
113
336
Page
11
Page 20
IMPORTANT:
capabilities
moved
tions,
tor
facing
1.
Remove
corner
2.
Locate
move
pull
opening
mately
3.
Disconnect
4.
Connect PLG2.
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5.
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panel,
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during
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mm).
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gun.
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connector
RC55
connectors
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respect
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plate
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connectors
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to
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er
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Keep
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electrical Never
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bracket,
gear
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der
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CYLINDERS
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to
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damage.
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to
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remove
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Secure
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cylinder
the
vent
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113336
Page
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FIgure
Cylinder
gas
cylinder
bracket.
to
cylinder
12
4-3.
SPW-1
GAS
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to
If
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wall
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from
Panel
INSTALLATION
Supplied)
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gear
running
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Installation
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using
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Fitting
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Fitting
Figure
Hose
Male
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Hose
Male
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4-4.
Installation
co2
Typical
Installation
-
TB-lOg
Regulator/Flowmeter
492
Page 21
2.
The with
either
IMPORTANT:
leaks.
Do
-
Install
3.
the
tical
cylinder.
A
4.
shielding
of
the
tions.
fitting.
lator/flowmeter.
WORK
4-6.
A
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supplied
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plug
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clamp
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Attach
Attach
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m)
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Clamp
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and
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end
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nut
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gas
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to
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keep
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12.
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Insert
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remaining
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plugs
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cable.
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tie
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8-32
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mm)
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and
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cable
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center
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insert
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in
insulating
in
jack
plug
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plug,
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Install
from
4-6)
looped
rod
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tie
wire
copper
and
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plug
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tighten.
weld
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plugs
one
end
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approxi
ends
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side
uninsu
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over
lines
hole
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in.
is
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in
jack
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6.
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Installation
113
336
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S-0023
Page
13
Page 22
4-7.
WELD
POLARITY
4-8.
MWG-200.WELDING
GUN
CONNECTIONS
POSITIVE
WARNING:
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a
can
nections.
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Shutdown
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Electrode
cable
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SHOCK
or
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Polarity
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WARNING:
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ing
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IMPORTANT:
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gun
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or
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shutting
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113336
Hex
Page
Nut~
14
FIgure
Hub
Retainer
Ring
4-7.
Gun/Feeder
Wire
Connector
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Guide
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Wire
Knob
Spool
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Installation
Front
Panel
Of
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Gun/Feeder
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TA-072
573
Page 23
A
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control
connector
receptacle,
fully
power
flows,
INSTALLATION
GUN
WARNING: SPARKS
source
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how
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input
line
ing
tagging
device.
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both
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TRIGGER
connections.
clockwise.
source
and
wire
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not
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at
Shut
down
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to
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connect
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live
electrical
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power
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from
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fuse
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receptacle,
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keys
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to
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Connect
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connector
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insert
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weld
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POSITIVE
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provided
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S-0037
GUN
to
for
in
113
336
Page
15
Page 24
The
socketsonthe
nated
as
Socket
Socket
+24
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4-10.
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B:
volts
C:
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WARNING:
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Lockout/tagging
input
line
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device.
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5.
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WARNING:
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follows:
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nect
disconnect
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left
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spool
of
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and
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Do
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disconnect
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volts
ac,
power
contactor;
volts
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ELECTRIC
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WARNING:
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locking
removing red-tagging
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loosen
support
INPUT
ELECTRIC
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power
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fuses
circuit
device.
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Input
welding
power
electrical
the
information
supply.
unit
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power
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nameplate.
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Installation
Read
at
begInning
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to
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feeding
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INPUT
electrical
live
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source
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the
about
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and
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Check the
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113336
the
hub
roll.
should
Page
The
be
16
tension
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should
to
pulling
unwind
keep
freely,
the
wire
the
wire
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taut
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and
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pre
3.
4.
install
jumper
match
Reinstall
the
links
available
wrapper.
onto
input
the
line
terminal
input
voltage.
board
to
Page 25
Air
Baffle
Table
3-2.
Input
Conductor
And
Fuse
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C.
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Connect
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to
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or
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an
ground
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terminal.
connections
welding
chassis
SHOCK
input
terminal.
ground
power
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230
volts
plug
be
installed
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downward
voltage
three
be
connected
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(see
can
or
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(green)
result
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source
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power
are
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wall
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Install
without
above
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conductors.
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to
kill.
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conductor
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chassis.
to
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weld
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Receptacle
And
Power
A-fl2
Cable
075
Connections
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to
4-13.
a
WARNING:
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structed
The
ever
Lockout/tagging
input
line
ing
tagging
device.
WIRE
Shut
down
input
before
Do
not
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to
Do
not
touch
welding
the
gun
power
disconnect
fuses
from
circuit
THREADING
ELECTRIC
welding
power
do
wire
so.
employing
inspecting
live
is
SHOCK
power
or
welding
powersource
electrical
electrically
triggerisdepressed.
procedures
from
plug
switch
fuse
breaker
receptacle,
in
open
or
box,
or
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can
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lockout
and
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installing.
parts.
energized
Consist
of
removing
padlocking
position,
off
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4-7)
kill.
discon
untilin
when
remov
and
pro
red
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336
Page
17
Page 26
CAUTION:
a
1.
2.
IMPORTANT:
when
the
3.
4.
ture
skin.
do
other
when
Open
Install
loosened
wire
Unreel
of
wire
Cutoff
sharp
5.
Release
pivot
roll.
6.
Route
drive
Figure
7.
Pivot
wounds;
Do
not
so.
not
Do
personnel,
threading
Allow
left
side
welding
during
and
from
any
edges.
pressure
upper
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roll
groove,
4-7).
upper
WELDING
HOT.
activate
point
gun
welding
cool
tq
gun
access
wire
spool
Spooled
from
the
wire
the
threading
straighten
wire
spool.
wire
that
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spring
drive
roll
wire
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and
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can
WIRE
SURFACES
trigger
gun
toward
or
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door.
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spool.
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conductive
wire.
touching.
a
tendency
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to
operation.
approximately
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and
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remove
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of
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4-10.
unravel
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burrs
mm)
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lower
along
guide
roll.
drive
to
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8.
in
is
groove
9.
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gun
possible.
WARNING:
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The
ever
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ing.
other when
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spot
in
the
11.
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approximately
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feeds
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12.
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13.
Adjust
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14.
Close
IMPORTANT:
wire
a
sharp
extends
ing
has
pressure
of
cable
Do
not
touch
welding
the
gun
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personnel,
threading
welding
capabilities,
CONTINUOUS
and
hold
more
welding
tension
hub
and
secure
For
1/4
end.
spring.
rolls.
drive
assembly
ELECTRIC
live
wire
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trigger
WIRE
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wire.
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position.
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electrically
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depressed.
cause
toward
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place
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mm)
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parts.
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out
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to
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of
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weld
and
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Placing
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whenever
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the
light.
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motor
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Page
5-1)
POWER
POWER
power
the
that
the
POWER
welding
pilot
the
additional
18
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switch
source.
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unit
the
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and
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The
weld.
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Page 27
Spot
On
Negative
Output
Time/Pulse
Control
Time
Weid
(-)
Receptacle
Burnback
Control
Pulse
Control
Time
Fine
Tuning/Wire
Receptacle
Pilot
Time
Off
Control
Gun
Light
Trigger
And
Speed
Plug
FINE
5-3.
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The
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weld.
clockwise
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trol
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5-1)
FINE
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scale
calibrated
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wire
feed
IMPORTANT:
trol
may
be
IMPORTANT:
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SPEED
when
using
FAN-ON-DEMAND
5-4.
fan
turn
when
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not
cool
motor
on
are
run.
or
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runs
bly
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are
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TUNING/WIRE
at
speed
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the
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wire
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in
percent
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adjusted
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when
while
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In
the
control
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CONTROLLED
BY
THERMOSTAT
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the
unit
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WIRE
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normal
motor
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control
speed.
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motor
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motor.
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PULSE
In
the
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percent
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the
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Position
Selector
depressing
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the
of
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the
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as
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trigger
gun
set
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on
switch
trigger
gun
set
on
the
pulse
the
length
and
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PANEL
FINE
the
50
at
percent
setting
operator
circuit
may
stopping
to
operation.
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trigger
trigger
gun
in
SPOT
the
feeds
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in
PULSE
the
feeds
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on
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of
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and
CONTROLS
TUNING!
or
the
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select
feeds
remains
position
welding
TIME
control.
position
welding
ON
set
on
336
Page
313-C
relay
less.
cir
wire
con
weld
wire
wire
TIME
wire
the
19
Page 28
PULSE
to
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pulse
until
the
provides
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on
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and
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operator
pulse
creases
brated
on
C.
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select
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Spot
SPOT
to
operation.
spot/pulse
in
percent
time.
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PULSE
from
Off
operation.
OFF
TIME
feed
trigger
gun
better
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gauge
metals,
likelihood
TIME/PULSE
select
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Rotating
and
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TIME
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1
to
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TIME
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4
0.5
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to
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seconds
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of
welding
for
the
The
heat
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decreasing
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control
of
control
control
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off
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selected
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pulse
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to
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clockwise
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time
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6-1.
GAS
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4A
AND
(GMAW-P)
WARNING:
tion
proceeding.
1.
Install
IMPORTANT:
NEGATIVE
from
unit
ceptacle
2.
Thoroughly
CAUTION:
a
vehicle
components.
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sible
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affect
Wearers
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Section
Welding
information.
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Wear
3.
welding
ANSI
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Connect
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thread ual.
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drive
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contact
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work
clamp
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side
access
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drive
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touch
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assembly,
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electrical
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metal
all
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and
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15
to
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wire
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onto
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contact
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gun
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25
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speeds
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in
7.
8.
is
If
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continuous
PULSE
9.
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TIME
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pulse
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thickness
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welding,
voltage
selector
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voltage.
decrease
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50.
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pulse
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Selector
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wire
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336
Page
21
Page 30
6-2.
GAS
(Models
WARNING:
4A
tion
proceeding.
1.
Install
IMPORTANT:
NEGATIVE
from
unit
ceptacle
2.
Thoroughly
CAUTION:
a
vehicle
components.
ing
ing
sible
and
3.
Wear
welding
ANSI
4.
Prepare
Connect
a.
workpiece.
b.
Select
thread
ual.
5.
Turn
6.
Adjust
hose
gas
a.
Open spring
drive
WARNING:
a
contact
Welding
carry
depressed.
b.
Energize
gun
just
gas
IMPORTANT:
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113
gas.
336
Welding
in
Page
METAL
With
Optional
at
beginning
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connect
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weld
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Section
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Disconnect
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Disconnect
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Place
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Be
sure
tight.
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helmet
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for
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on
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shielding
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left
on
roll
up
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Do
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hose.
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outof
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ARC
WELDING
Read
sure
output
into
SPW-1
unit
the
POSITIVE
Panel
and
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of
entire
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cable
receptacle
4-7~.
joint
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both
battery
vehicle
clamp
electrical
long
weld
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with
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clamp
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at
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pressure,
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side
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roil
drive
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away
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live
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workpiece.
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and
cables
computer(s)
close
as
connections
and
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to
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source.
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assembly,
from
SHOCK
electrical
wire
of
area
welding.
and
all
metal
current
welding
for
whenever
power
approximately
gas
position
environment
parts
source,
lowmeter
flow
rate
at
high
will
require
(GMAW)-SPOT
Only)
safety
Section
Section
to
is
installed
and
weld
weld
(-,-)
other
to
can
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before
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output
electronic
weld
paths.
are
clothing,
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welding
4-13
release
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parts.
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of
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and
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drive
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to
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before
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ness
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SPOT
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TIME/PULSE
completing
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6-2
hold
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replace
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TIME
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until
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the
unit
final
If
if
Page 31
Table
6-2.
Checking
Weld
Parameters
Weld
Appearance
Dark
blue
circle
protrusion
reverse
Small
reverse
Excessive
on
reverse
No
dark
small
reverse
when
pulled
is
torn
of
metal.
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dark
small
reverse
when
pulled
minimal lower
visible
side
burn-through
sideofweld.
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welded
apart,
in
bottom
blue
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side
welded
apart,
penetration
piece
small
or
on
of
weld.
on
sideofweld.
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on
of
pieces
a
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small
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hole
piece
circle
or
on
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pieces
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of
metal.
weld,
is
and
are
into
Voltage
and
parameters
Voltage
and
parameters
time
spot
Welding
Voltage
too
voltage
and
parameters
time
spot
Welding
too
voltage
Cause
wire
feed
set
are
wire
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set
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speed
correctly,
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but
high.
speed
but
low.
too
None.
Decrease
Control
Repeat
voltage
Increase
Control
Repeat voltage
Correction
SPOT
setting.
7a
Steps
wire
and
SPOT
TIME/PULSE
setting.
7a
Steps
and
wire
Procedure
TIME/PULSE
fin
thru
feed
speed
fin
thru
feed
speed
ON
Section
6-2
parameters.
ON
.
Section
6-2
parameters.
TIME
TIME
to
to
reset
.
reset
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6-3
SHUTTING
1.
Stop
welding.
2.
Shut
down
7-1.
ROUTINE
IMPORTANT: this
unit for
maintained when
necessary.
cautionary
Table
Frequency*
Month
Every
6
Every
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ments:
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power
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and
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336
Page
23
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A.
Fan
This
unit
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maintenance
no
Section
to
internal
B.
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a
tion
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7-lB.
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Retaining
Ring
Drive
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Weld
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DRIVE
7-3.
WARNING:
a
nect
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CAUTION:
FIELD
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MAGNETS
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MOVING
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336
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28
Page 37
Table
7-2.
TroubleshootIng
(Continued)
TROUBLE
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113
336
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29
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SECTION
ELECTRICAL
8
DIAGRAMS
A
B
C
54
2
3
4
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62
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DIagram
30
CircuIt
Diagram
Page 39
SECTION
9
WELDING
TECHNIQUES
TROUBLESHOOTING
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113
336
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31
Page 40
Direction
of
Arc
Travel
DirectionofArc
Travel
The
vertical
the
direction
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the
positioning
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336
during
GAS
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welding
the
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period
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length
Page
time
32
Vertical
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heat
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on
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Page 41
9-3.
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pieces
1-1/2
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gether
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METAL
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of
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done.
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to
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FIgure
9-8.
Fender
RepaIr
WIth
Spot
Nozzle
113
336
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33
Page 42
PLUG
9-4.
welds
Plug
where
metal
normal
sheet
pulsed
throughs.
hole
together,
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metal
in
the
can
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thickness
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Page 43
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in.
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design
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and
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while
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336
Page
35
Page 44
E.
Excessive
Penetration
(Burn-Through)
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and
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113
1.
2.
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336
Welding
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Page
36
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far
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between
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SECTION.
10
AUTO
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REPAIR
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vehicle
a
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material
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surface.
to
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joints
nozzle
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this
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and
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of
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place,
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336
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37
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5.
6.
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8.
9.
door
if
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place.
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manufacturers
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SECTION
11
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PARTS
LIST
113
336
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39
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RESISTOR,
CLIP,
resistor
mtg
nylon
spring
WWfxd
.500
WW
mtg
25W
fxd
12W
resistor
10
.51
ohm
ohm
11-1
Item
5)
(consisting
P
5A
250V
of)
1
1
I 1 1
1
2
2
1 1 2
1 1
6
1
6
1
1 2 1
1
I 1 1
1
2
1
6
1
2
1
2
BE
SURE
TO
PROVIDE
MODEL
AND
SERIAL
NUMBER
WHEN
ORDERING
REPLACEMENT
PARTS.
113336
Page
43
Page 52
Item
No.
Dia.
Mkgs.
Part
No.
Description
Quantity
FIgure
1
2
3 4
5
6
7
8 9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16 17 18
19
20
21
22 23 24
25
26
11-3
roll
roll
inlet
hex
roil
sti
motor
.375-16
drive
hair
8
assy
V
.062
roll
assy
no
PM
hexhd
stl
brs
.042
Wire
groove
x
drive
thin
groove
12V
split
barbed
roll
feeder
x
1
.250
122
192
605 072 057
605
058 360 058
072
010918 057 058
605
058
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119
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010910 044 601
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1
Drive
Assembly,
854
649
590
287
363
585
RING, BEARING, GEAR,
KEY,
SHAFT, COVER, BEARING,
retaining
drive
drive
woodruff
drive
drive
drive
PIN,springCS.156x1.500
551 549
525
553
SPRING, GUIDE,
NUT,
GEAR,
wire
stl
drive
pressure
sit
1kg
WASHER,fiatstlspr.375
040
MOTOR,
gear
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SCREW
624 213
SCREW, WASHER,
cap
lock
WASHER,flatstlSAE.375
994
INSULATOR,
838 633
370
772
brs
NUT,
FITTING, HOUSING, KNOB,
plstc
hex
hose
PIN,pivot
741
PIN,
cotter
7
(Fig
wire
.030-.035
wire
rofl
.312-24
1/25hp
slflkg
.375
.937
9
11-2
item
.024 wire
(consisting
.375-16
3/16TBG
nipple
wire
25)
of)
2
1 1
2
1
1
1
1 I 1
1 1 1 1 2 2 1 2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
BE
113
SURE
336
Page
26
TO
44
25
24
PROVIDE
23
22
MODEL
21
AND
18
FIgure
SERIAL
20
11-3.
NUMBER
DrIve
18
17
Assembly,
WHEN
ORDERING
Wire
3
REPLACEMENT
PARTS.
TC-072
511
Page 53
Item
No.
Dia.
Mkgs.
Part
No.
Description
Quantity
Figure
1
2
3 4
5 6
7
8
9
10
11-4
FM
SRi
TP3
Cl
TP1
-4
032678
032
662
125947
089
733
057
496
037
306
086
323
037 305
080
894
604515
-
Panel,
Rear
W/Components
MOTOR,1/5Ohp23OVAC1500RPM
fan
rect
rect
2
lOin
si
mtg
150A
150A
5wg
diode
fan
NO
cer
NC
motor
300V
300V
disc
3
(consisting
RP
SP
.01
ufI000
BLADE,
PANEL,rear
RECTIFIER,
BRACKET,
DIODE,
THERMOSTAT,
DIODE,
CAPACITOR,
THERMOSTAT,
(FIg
of)
VDC
11-1
Item
6)
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
4
1
1
TD-072
508-B
Figure
11-4.
Panel,
Rear
-
W/Components
BE
SURE
TO
PROVIDE
MODEL
AND
SERIAL
NUMBER
WHEN
ORDERING
REPLACEMENT
PARTS.
113
336
Page
45
Page 54
113
336
Page
TB-131
148
Figure
46
11-5.
Panel,
Front
-
W/Components
Page 55
Item
No.
FIgure
Mkgs.
11-5
Dia.
Part
No.
Panel,
Front
Description
-
W/Components
(Fig
11-1
Item
Quantity
20)
1 2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11 12
13
14
15
16 17 Ri 18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26 27 28
29
30
31
32
33 34
35
36
37 38
39
40
41
42
43
44
RC3
RC1
PL1
Si
039
091
010
604
605
601
+119
113
119191
113
073 052 039
010291
604 605 601
091 541 605828 048
079
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057
601 605 787 604
010
072 023 039
602 026
101
602
019
600
048 010 044
600
039 019833
602
101
602 602
801
RECEPTACLE,
542
291
668
787
881
543
604
RECEPTACLE
WASHER,
sti
NUT,
WASHER,
.
stl
NUT,
NAMEPLATE, LABEL,
Auto
PANEL,front
472
COVER,
383
RECEPTACLE,
236 800
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3
WASHER,flatnyiafil.6251D
668 787
681
sti
NUT,
WASHER,
sti
NUT,
RECEPTACLE
RHEOSTAT,WW5OW1.5ohm
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282
534
TERMINAL,
SWITCH,tgl
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608 881
668 291
334
084 878 160
975
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573
325
943 318
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KNOB,
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.
.
.
.
CABLE
.
LIGHT, BUSHING, PLUG,
pointer
stl
NUT,
WASHER,
stl slf
NUT,
WASHER,
RECEPTACLE
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PLUG
ASSEMBLY
SCREW, INSULATOR,
PLUG,
.
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md
jack
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178 219
814
160
.
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.
INSULATOR,
. .
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jack
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flat
nylafil
slf
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1kg
lock
sti
hex
jam
.500-20
(order
Arc
warning
Auto
Arc
open
3skt
MS-3106A-14S-IP
pin
jack
slf
hex
1kg
lock
stl
hex
jam
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&
NUT,
W/SOCKET,
female
DPST4OA600VAC
jack
hex
PLUG,
jam
lock
stl
hex
1kg
flat
nylafil
&
jack
slftpg
.500-20
NUT,
8-32
jack
5/8x2-5/8
jack
set
sch
sti
.010
cop
weld
red
strain
red
weld
cop
set
jack
x
strd
cop
lens
relief
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strd
cop
.010x2.500x.750
stl
sch
5/8
x
jack
8-32
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blk
plug
med
intl
by
(consisting
jack
plug
.625
ID
fnsh
.500-20
.500
tooth
model&serial
module
MS-3102A-14S-1S
red
plug
med intl
(consisting
fnsh
tooth
.500
jack
plug
.500-20
(consisting
plug
Intl med
yellow
tooth
fnsh
.625
jack
(consisting
.500
.500-20
ID
plug
(consisting
(consisting
.250
x
plug
.250-20
2.500x.750 No.
28V
.840
of)
(yellow)
3
(order
ID
of)
No.
3
(order
(consisting
.250-20
2-5/8
plug
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by
by
of)
number)
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1
1 1
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2
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1 2
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2
1
1
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+When BE
SURE
ordering
TO
PROVIDE
a
component
originally
MODEL
AND
displaying
SERIAL
NUMBER
a
precautionary
WHEN
the
label,
ORDERING
label
should
REPLACEMENT
also
be
ordered.
PARTS.
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Page
47
Page 56
item
No.
Figure
1
2
3
4
5
6
7 8
9
10
11
12
13
14
Mkgs.
11-6
PLG5I PLG5O
Dia.
R50
R51 R52
550
R53
PC5O RC55
Part
No.
028
769
028
770
768
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895
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914
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079
798
097
897
008
072
058
971
086650
471
113
097
922
Description
1
SPW
POTENTIOMETER, POTENTIOMETER,
POTENTIOMETER, SWITCH, WASHER,
RESISTOR,
Panel
Spot
rotary
centering
WW
(Optional)
C
sitd
C
sltd
C
sitd
3
position
.437
fxd
15W
GROMMET,scrNo.8/10
HOUSING,
HOUSING,
CIRCUIT
HOUSING
TERMINAL,
term
term
CARD,
PLUG
male
header
header
dual
9
13
timer/pulser
&
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pointer
(order
by
model
lIT
2W
750K
lIT
l/T
ohm
2W 2W
sft
sft
dia
.25
pin
pin
(Fig
(consisting
&
serial
9
8
ohm
1
meg
350K
11-7)
of)
number)
ohm
ohm
Quantity
1 1
1
I
2
I
3
1 1 I
1
8
I
1
4
1.
10
3
2
14
4
7
5
1
12
FIg
11-7
BE
113336
SURE
Page
TO
48
PROVIDE
MODEL
Figure
AND
11-6.
SERIAL
SPW
NUMBER
1
Spot
WHEN
Panel
ORDERING
(Optional)
REPLACEMENT
PARTS.
TC-086
924-
Page 57
Dia.
Mkgs.
Part
No.
Description
Quantity
FIgure
11-7
PC5O
A50
,51
C50
C51
,53,55
C52,56
C54,57,58
C59
CR50
CR51 CR52
D50-54,57-66
D56
050,51
052
R50 R51
R52,71
R53,57,61
,68,70
R54,56,59,
60,62,66,67
R55,58
R63
R64,69
R65
RC5O
RC51
PLG5O
097
009 039482 032 073 073
090
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091
026202 037449 037200 073
030018 035823
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039331
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039 333 039
035 887 092 079
072
+079
897
159
820
714
739
573
019 018
861
535
827 886
327
648 795 670
798
CIrcuit
Card,
(Fig
IC,Iinear358
end end
end
holddown
relay
rect
zener
elctit tantim tantlm
cer
eictlt
24VDC
24VDC
24VDC
1
A
15V
CAPACITOR, CAPACITOR, CAPACITOR, CAPACITOR, CAPACITOR,
RELAY, RELAY,
RELAY,
SPRING,
SOCKET,
DIODE,
DIODE,
TRANSISTOR,
TRANSISTOR,
RESISTOR,
RESISTOR, RESISTOR,
RESISTOR,
RESISTOR,
RESISTOR,
RESISTOR,
RESISTOR, RESISTOR,
C
CF CF CF
CF CF
CF CF CF
RESISTOR,WWtxd
TERMINAL, TERMINAL,
HOUSING,
header
header
term
l4skt
400V
NPN
NPN
1W
.25W .25W
.25W
.25W .25W
.25W
.25W .25W
header
11-6
lOOuf
mono
lOut
1W
820
item
2.2uf
.22uf
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50V
4PDT
SPST SPDT
relay
SP
SP-55
200MA
100MA
ohm
100 lOOK
4.7K
10K
22K
18K
220
3.3K
zero
13
pin
9
pin
35VDC
35VDC 35V
ohm
ohm. ohm.
ohm.
ohm
ohm..
13
10)
5OVDC
40V
60V
ohm
ohm
ohm
pin
2
1
3
2
3
1 1 1
1
1
1
15
1
2
1
1
2
5
7 2
1
2
1 1 1 1
1
+Not
BE
part
SURE
of
circuit
TO
card
PROVIDE
MODEL
AND
0
CD
CDCD
00
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11-7.
NUMBER
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C53
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PC5O
ORDERING
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RC5I
C52
R56
R57
D58
~
D60
+
I
0
C-097
896
REPLACEMENT
PARTS.
113336
Page
49
Page 58
Item
No.
Part
No.
Description
Quantity
FIgure
1
2 3 4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15 16
17 18
19 20
11-8
108
940
025
193
604423
057
478
022
617
602389 602
387
602
384
052
693
602
250 032524 070
799
052
692
601
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602
211
601
869
008
999
052
691
602
213 601 871
Running
SCREW,
HANDLE,
Gear
sti
cap
running
hexwhd
gear
.250-20
GRIP,handte7/8iDx4-1/2L
BRACKET,
CHAIN,
support
cyl
racks
tank
(consisting
HOOK,Sbluntl-1/2in CHAIN, SNAP,
RACK,
WASHER,
cotter
PIN, WHEEL, AXLE,
SCREW, WASHER,
sti
NUT,
CASTER, ANGLE, WASHER,
stl
NUT,
weldless
chain
cylinder
flat
stl
.187x
rubolene
running
cap
hex
gear
stl
lock
jam
plastic
spreader
lock
hex
jam
hexhd
stl
.312-18
stl
.375-16
2/0
SAE
1.500 lOin
split
swvl
cyl
split
27in
x
.750
dia
.312-18
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4in
rack
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dia
of)
4
1
2
1 1 1 1 1 1
4
2
2 1
4
4
4
2
1
2
2
BE
113
19
SURE
336
Page
TO
50
PROVIDE
MODEL
AND
/
Figure
SERIAL
11-8.
NUMBER
RunnIng
WHEN
Gear
ORDERING
REPLACEMENT
PARTS.
10
TC-049
808-
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