Miller Electric HJ134589 User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

  • Mode Type: Trailblazer 22G
  • Input Measured Amperes Welding Engaged: 45-475 Amps
  • Volt Rating: 40 V open circuit
  • Frequency: 50/60 Hz
  • Duty Cycle: 100%
  • Dimensions: Net Measure 1520 Pounds, Shipping Measure 1560 Pounds
  • RPMED: 1800 RPM for welding purposes.
  • Tank Fuel Capacity: 17.5 gallons
  • Cooling mechanism: Provided with a 180-degree Fahrenheit thermostat
  • Cooling Mechanism Measure: 9 Quarts
  • Electrical systems: 120/240 V AC power terminals are provided.
  • Auxiliary Power Output: 7.5 kVA at 120/240 Volts

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Why does the manufacturer recommend for this model to not go beyond 475 Amps welding?

A: The manufacturer recommends for this model to never go beyond 475 Amps welding as this is the highest welding amperage this specific model can take.

Q: Considering that this unit is powered by auxiliary power plant, is it advisable to earth ground it?

A: Yes, it is advisable to earth ground it as this unit is powered by an auxiliary power plant.

Q: Fuel tank capacity Please.

A: Fuel tank capacity is 17.5 gallons

Q: At what rpm is the engine rotating when Weld is off?

A: Weld RPM-Off at 1800RPM as stated in the specification guidelines.

Q: This unit Sdger states is working with a maximum of 180 F is it paired with a cooling mechanism?

A : Yes it has a cooling mechanism paired.

Q: Is it possible for the output voltage to change during an active operation?

A: Absolutely, the output voltage is expected to change depending on what kind of load is being used on the output receptacles.

Q: Which type of fuel is used by this engine?

A: It is important to note that this engine specifically needs gasoline that is 85 octane or higher to function.

Q: Is there any procedure I can follow to resolve fluctuations in the oil pressure gauge?

A: The most effective way to tackle this issue would be to stop the engine without attempting to work on it further until the problem is permanently fixed.

User Manual

Page 1
April
1978
FORM:
OM-457C
Effective
Trailblazer
With
MODEL
Serial
22G
No.
HJ134589
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nuts
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governor
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Page 6
8.
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by
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nuts
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governor
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deemed
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main
adjustment
counterclockwise
(21)
the
screw
counterclockwise
nut
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governor
9-10.
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Walbro
carburetor
will
necessary,
adjustment
screw
(21)
admits
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TO
SECTION
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10-1.
governor
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speed
ALTITUDE
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necessary
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screw
clockwise
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more
fuel,
the
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sensitivity
is
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for
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engine
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Page
No.
Section
TABLE
No.
SECTION
SECTION
SECTION
SECTION
1
SAFETY
1
-1.
Introduction
-
2.
General
1
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1
Arc
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Section
SECTION
8-1.
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8
8-
No.
8
General
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14
14 14
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handled.
with
identify
DEFACE
securely;
promptly.
contents
roller.
or
knocked
be
clear
cylinders
slings,
sparks,
allow
such
nitrogen
as
level
cleaned
or
welding
the
air
as
in
PRECAU
GASES
the
protect
with
gas
for
indicate
rise
to
off
stop
pressure
leaks
produce
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name
gas
or
is
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mark
for
of
support
off
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or
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valve
weather.
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cylinders.
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cylinder
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gases.
refill
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any
fittings
use.
gas.
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or
other
cylinder.
should
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for
clamps
substitute)
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3.
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Prohibited
the
specified
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gas,
ferrules
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wire
fittings.
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splice
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ground
wise
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slag,
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tions.
leaks.
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(1-2D3).
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orifices for
from
less
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the
regulator
NECT
cylindercontaining
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clean
tion
fitting
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between
wrenches
HAND
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right
grooved
5.
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opening
screw
heat ization.
tubing
copper
hose.
runs
long
to
keep
damaged.
hose
excess
hose
open
hose
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or
leaky
NOT
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cylinder
and
damage
and
regulator
inlet
a
regulator
connections.
smooth
disassemble,
wrench.
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cylinder
to
threads.
outlet
threads
hex
on
from
label
and
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hydrogen,
people
cl
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regulator
and
leaks,
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regulator
cylinder
in
(clockwise).
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pressure
high
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to
it
to
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worn
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crack
to
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a
tighten
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valve
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cylinder
designed
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any
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where
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clean,
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regulator,
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connections
hose)
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oxygen
shank)
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black
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in
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by
cutting
of
impurities
connecting
ignition.
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outlet
for
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particular
gas.
assembling
necessary.
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if
marked
and
fuel
for
through
gas
valve)
prevents
allowing
engaged
from
bumps,
securely
wrench
or
hand.
by
in
a
cylinder.
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that
than
for
inert
the
hose
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connect
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abuse.
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stepped
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edges,
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water;
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area
regulator.
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connecting,
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threaded
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from
is
one
required.
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left
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exchanged.
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fittings
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by
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and
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outlet
clean
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check
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and
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connections,
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and
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identified
threads
vent
adjusting
compression
on
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pressure
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turn
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lator
For
oxygen,
possible
permit
Page 13
E.
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pressure
and
efficient,
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for
after.
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equivalent
off
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ment
per
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soapy
Responsibilities
leaky
for
repair.
manual.
charts
recommended
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after
or
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first
on
soap
test;
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Use!
pressure
pressurization
solution
of
water).
dried
equipment
Responsibility
from
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soap
your
settings
and
of
indicate
is
combustible.
from
statement
supplier)
on
regulators.
regularly
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leak.
service
for safe
there
Clean
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in
equip
with
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weld.
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free
for
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at
directly
in
area.
operation
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panels.
level.
or
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will
be
Others
looking
working
air
circulation,
face
the
weld.
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that
non.cornbustible
particularly
for
shields
all
persons
all
are
screens
persons
wearing
or
floor
as
who
flash
goggles.
Before
doors
starting
closed.
are
weld;
make
to
sure
that
screen
flaps
or
bay
F.
G.
1~3.
A.
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Close
Rope
Rope ting
ARC
Comply
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tor
significant
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ments
operator others
standards
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The
damage light-colored
resemble
more
WITH
1.
Wear addition
additional
sleeves,
Equipment
supply
gas
Staging-Support
staging-support
operation;
WELDING
with
properly
invites
voltages.
rise,
are
hot,
avoids
from
referenced
Protection
with
welding
eyes,
acute
severe
PRECAUTIONS.
Protective
long-sleeve
to
flame-proof
outergarments
skin
Bare
collar
vent
2.
Protect
tric
Welding
12
before
Protect
Cracked
radiation
Cracked,
MEDIATELY.
or
Flash
helmet
not
at
high
may
3.
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room
protection.
to
protect
of
entry
and
Eye
eyes
without
arc
helmet
denser
or
striking
filter
or
can
broken,
spattered.
goggles
to
give
be
lowered
an
arc
momentarily
intensity
leave
a
Protection
welding
enclosed
or
at
source
rope
precautions
done,
trouble.
The
ultraviolet
and
compressed
unnecessary
accidents.
precautions
is
intense
arc
penetrate
surfaces,
sunburn,
and
painful.
Clothing
clothing
gloves,
protective
of
untreated
chest
sparks.
Head
Protection
from
exposure
protection.
shield
or
must
arc.
withaclear
plate
broken
through
pass
or
Replace
with
some
over
gas-shielded
permanent
of
Nearby
area.
bay
Unattended
and
should
burn.
may
in
is
safe
a
The
equipment
is
arc
and
Precautions
in
index.
in
1-2.
and
lightweight
burn
and
those
DONT
(particularly
and
hat,
clothing
and
apron,
cotton.
Wear
dark,
neck
and
containing
be
used
helmet
to
filter
loose
clear
side
shields
protection
face
the
with
arc)
dark
Personnel
For
is
best.
drain
gas.
used
be
not
1-2,
1-1,
process,
carries
bright
very
infrared
gases
and
risks
are
visibly
the
skin
from
GET
shoes
(1-2A).
such fire-resistant
may
bright
substantial
and
NEVER
to
arc.
when
welding.
cover
plate.
shield
or
burns.
cause
plates
cover
plate
MUST
the
to
before
an
unprotected
cause
can
in
the
area
production
In
open
for
welding
this
and
but
careless
a
high
and
hot.
radiates,
energy
be
used.
protects
described
Its
clothing,
for
as
radiation
and
eyes.
gas-shielded
BURNED;
gas-shielded
As
necessary,
leather
leggings.
clothing.
button
pockets
look
filter
a
plate
Place
NOT
should
be
must
when
broken,
be
worn
should
eyes
is
struck.
arc
(particularly
eyes
retinal
a
fieldofvision.
welding,
surround
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or
section.
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currents
Sparks
The
himself
and
here
reflect
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arcs
COMPLY
arc)
jacket
Avoid
Button
to
at
an
shade
over
be
replaced
pitted,
under
the
helmet
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burn
a
separate
cut
weld
wise
and
from
burns
pre
elec
face
worn;
that
Arc
at
fly,
can
are
use
or
no.
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the
the
B.
Toxic
Fume
Prevention
with
Comply
Generator
Carbon
C.
Fire
Comply
Equipments equipment.
Loose fire.
in
Never
creates
to
D.
Compressed
such
Comply
E.
Shock
Exposed
circuit,
fatally
NOT
face
when
To
in
a
protect
Keep
out
adequate
dry
duckboard,
be
not
and
an
the
body
possibly
1.
Grounding
When
welding
to
tor
carry
HOT GROUND
or
gas
Three-phase
ment
connect
3-phase
the
third
cally
fatally.
Before
tors
are
tions.
If
line
a
ment
the
to
connection
must
comes
receptacle.
use
a
plug
precautions
engine
monoxide
and
Explosion
with
precautions
It
cable
connections
strike
an
brittle
a
a
rupture
with
precautions
Prevention
hot
conductors
in
or
shock
a
STAND,
welding,
against
and
body
avoided.
electrically
surface
lethal
installing,
power
the
building
ground
by
stray
so
flammable
a
connection.
before
installing.
single-phase
line.
Do
(live)
-
HOT
a
welding,
touching
with
cord
for
connection
grounded
to
be
connected
with
a
three-prong
Never
with
rated may
arc
area
Gas
ungrounded,
person
SIT,
clothing
insulation
or
Sweat,
electrical
currents
the
connect
source,
currents
current
electrical
NOT
wire,
dangerous
check
switchbox.
a
grounded
broken
a
exhaust
kill.
can
Prevention
capacity.
overheat
on
a
cylinder
that
later
under
Equipment
whose
LIE,
without
shock:
dry.
against
rubber
sea
HOT
to
Equipment
control,
ground.
safely.
may
conduit,
such
liquid
Check
If
equipment
connect
the
or
ground
bare
metal
a
ground
to
a
switchbox,
the
to
plug,
remove
off
in
1-2B.
be
must
in
may
can
in
or
LEAN
mat
part
flow
the
condition
mating
ground
the
ventedtothe
1-2C.
Do
not
cables
and
overheatorflash
other
or
cause
a
rough
handling.
1-2D.
other
bare
electrically-HOT
becomes
body
OR
ON,
suitable
protection.
Never
work
electrical
when
dampness
moisture
or
water,
-
or
grounded
resistance,
Conductors
shock,
only
lead
If
ground
through
frames
i&ork
Equipment
possibly
or
oil
as
or
phase
3-phase
to
the
equipment
equipment
for
continuity.
of
equipment
is
provided
a
three-prong
receptacle,
prong
connect
ground
prong.
enabling
table,
to
only
that
connect
overload
fire.
cause
a
pressure
violent
rupture
metalinthe
equipment
conductor.
a
TOUCH
in
damp
shock.
between
metal-reduces
dangerous
the
body.
of
each
and
water
be
must
made
fatally.
a
pipe
carrying
fuel.
requirement
power
two
ground
will
become
can
shock,
Be
frames
with
the
plug
the
If
only.
to
a
grounded
from
prong
outside
arc
welding
and
cause
vessel.
or
welding
wet
a
with
area
Stay
or
sweat
body
unit
such
circula
adequate
electrically
NOT
Do
ANY
of
equip
is
available,
wires
of
lead
electri-.
possibly
conduc
sure
at
connec
the
equip
ground
is
added
ground
the
line
cord
mating
a
plug,
lead
can
DO
sur
on
can
and
the
lead
for
lead
air.
a
It
a
as
to
to
or
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of
Proctor
&
Gamble.
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3
Page 14
2.
Electrode
insulated
Fully
holders
use
3.
Connectors
insulated
Fully
welding
4.
Cables
Frequently
IMMEDIATELY
damaged
bared
cable.
resistance
cable
Keep
hot
metal
5.
Terminals
Terminals have
insulating
6.
Electrode
Electrode
switch
of
trigger
gun
other
HOT
7.
Safety
devices
Safety
not
be
disconnected
Before
installation,
OFF
all
switches)
all
nect
volts
line-cord
Holders
with
cable
lengths.
inspect
insulation
Cables
equivalent
dry,
and
sparks.
And
and
covers
Wire
wire
metal-arc
gas
is
pressed.
parts.
Devices
such
power
to
prevent
cables
plu~.
electrode
protruding
lock-type
cables
REPLACE
to
with
to
free
of
Other
other
exposed
secured
becomes
Keep
es or
inspection,
and
remove
accidental
from
welding
holders
screws.
connectors
for
those
avoid
possibly
damaged
original
oil
and
Exposed
parts
before
electrically
welding
equipment
hands
interlocks
shunted
or
line
turning
power
should
wear,
with
areas
cable.
grease,
Parts
of
and
and
out.
service,
fuses
be
used.
should
be
cracks
excessively
-
lethal
be
may
and
protected
electrical
operation.
HOT
when
is
ON
clear
body
circuit
breakers
of
equipment,
lock
(or
ON
of
power.
and
source,
used
and
shock
taped
units
the
and
of
pull
Do
to
damage.
worn
to
should
power
welding
wire
should
or
red-t~
Discon.
all
NOT
join
from
give
from
and
shut
115
Do
not
open
in
an
If,
shock
Leaving
connect
Power
power
1-4.
STANDARDS
For
or
their
1.
2.
burns,
equipment
all
disconnect
source.
more
latest
ANSI
CUTTING
Society,
ANSI
TION
AND
TION,
emergency,
power
information,
revisions
Standard
2501
Standard
obtainable
Institute,
3.
American
AND
CUTTING
COMBUSTIBLES,
4.
NFPA
Standard
FOR
WELDING
National
5.
Avenue,
NFPA
Boston,
Standard
CESSES,
6.
CGA
Pamphlet
PRESSED
Compressed
N.
York,
7.
OSHA
Standard
CUTTING
ING,
power
flash
or
to
switch
BOOKLET
obtainable
NW
EDUCATIONAL
1430
Broadway.
Welding
Fire
obtainable
GASES
Gas
Y.
10036.
circuit
it
must
switch
from
unattended.
equipment.
must
refer
and
comply
Z49.1,
7th
St.
SAFE
Z87.i,
from
Society
CONTAINERS
obtainable
OXYGEN-FUEL
51,
AND
CUTTING,
Protection
02210.
Mass.
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51B,
same
P-i.
IN
CYLINDERS,
Association,
29
CFR,
AND
BRAZING.
or
change
be
disconnected,
arcing.
Always
be
INDEX
the
to
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SAFETY
from
Miami;
PRACTICE
EYE
American
New
Standard
same
Association,
item
as
SAFE
Part
polarity
available
following
applicable:
the
Fla.
AND
York,
WHICH
AND
4.
HANDLING
500
1910,
while
shut
OFF
near
IN
WELDING
American
33125.
FOR
FACE
National
N.Y.
10018.
A6.0.
HAVE
1.
item
as
GAS
obtainable
470
WELDING
obtainablefrom
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welding.
guard
and
the
standards
OCCUPA PROTEC
Standards
WELDING
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4
Page 15
SECTION
2-
INTRODUCTION
Rated
Amperes
Output
350
@
100%
Duty
40V
Cycle
Welding
Current
Range
45
475
To
Amps
Welding
Coarse
45-
65-140
100-220
130
220
Current
In
Amperes
Ranges
85
.
300
-475
Ranges
Fine
From
To
Max.
Each
Range
Figure
Range
Mm.
Coarse
Open-Circuit
Voltage
Range
Of
55 DC
2-1.
Specifications
To
Volts
Weight
Power
3kva Volts
7.5
Power
AC
Hz.
Welding
kva
Volts
Hz.
Plant
120
50/60
90
While
120/240
50/60
As
Dimensions
(Inches)
-
43-1/2
Height
Width
-25
-
Depth
AC
63
(Pounds)
?~i~E
1520
1560
~.
GENERAL
2-1.
This
izing
tenance, tion
assure
RECEIVING-HANDLING
2-2.
Prior
from
that
or
damage
the
purchaser
and
freight
occasiontofile
When essential Serial
2-3.
DESCRIPTION
This Unit
(SMAW)
output generator.
ac
output
etc.,
manual
personnel
and
presented
optimum
to
installing
around
have
may
that
bill
requesting
that
(or
Style)
welding
will
produce
Welding
of
7.5
A
of
while
welding.
has
been
prepared
the
with
troubleshooting
herein
performance
the
occurred
may
with
willbefurnishedbythe
claim
Model
Numbers
generator
kva
duplex
up
design,
should
this
equipment,
unit
and
during
have
the
carrier.
arises.
information
Description
dc
a
when
used
120/240
at
receptacle
3
kva
to
be
of
carefully
occurred
concerning
of
the
is
driven
output
as
120
at
of
given
shipment.
on
Figure
in
equipment.
careful
equipment.
clean
all
inspect
in
transit
of
copy
carrier
this
and/or
for
Any
the
Stock
especially
installation,
this
this
A
equipmentbesupplied.
a
by
gasoline
for
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a
welding
the
when
front
to
generator,
panel
power
volts
volts
familiar
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SECTION
5-FUNCTION
OF
GENERATOR
CONTROLS
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5-
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show
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volt-ampere
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11
Page 22
3.
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and
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generator.
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OFF
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position.
from
terminals
OM-457
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Page
13
Page 24
8-1.
1
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9-1.
LUBRICATION
This become
engine
checked
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some
about50hours
oil
and factured used mended
during
The
quarts,
make
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engine
fully
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use
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light
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during
time
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to
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on
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9-1
to
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engine.
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good
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coolant
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period
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and
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check
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the
engine
retards
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and
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at
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the
cap
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to
protect
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a
temperature
Change
system
of
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new
engine,
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determine
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as
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14
Page 25
9-3.
GOVERNOR
The
governor
obtain
to
set
load
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factory
less
absolutely
speed
Correct
conditions.
locked
SERVICE
setting
weld
with
a
necessary.
The
lead
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rpm
governor
seal.
NOTE
sensitivity
and
engine
speed
Do
not
setting
response
control
remove
are
this
factory
to
chang
setting
seal
9-5.
VACUUM
In
order
fitting
is
un
idle
This
gasoline engine
to
type
control
brass
or
operation.
CIRCUIT
provide
air
valve.
fitting
suitable
a
cleaner
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clean
solvent
AIR
air
is
provided
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have
FILTER
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the
vacuum
on
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for
location
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and
to
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cleaned
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of
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engine.
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proper
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,d~cribed
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engine
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To
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or
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it
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the
float
with
1200
at
speed.
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from
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be
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rpm
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to
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free
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use
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going
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Valve.
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Filter
DELAY
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engine
rpm
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at
rpm.
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time
delay
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TA-900
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OM-457
955-3A
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955-4
Page
15
Page 26
9-8.
A.
The
air
tube
which
rounding
around prevent
Figure
operating
remain
For
warm
slide
it
AIR
CLEANER
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heated
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cold
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from
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CAUTION:
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be
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all
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time,
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TA-900
clean
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716-7
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ma
a
Page
9.6.
Air
Figure
16
Cleaner
Service
Page 27
A
See
Figure
9-4
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1
10
9-9.
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9-7.
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weld
linkage
plate
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linkage
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gap.
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directions
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position
Control/Governor
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calibrate
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1,
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about
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remove
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to
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Clockwise
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gap.
linkage
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linkage
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with
socket
nuts
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bind
cocked
the
arm
conditions
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engine,
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4.
5.
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etor
throttle travel.
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ator
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center
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motor
all
connections
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reach
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stop
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arm
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center
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body
unit.
switchinthe
generator
normal
Ensure
time.
toward
position.
idle
following
the
idle
rotation
engine
(8)
laterally
socket
(4)
(2)
plate
throttle
screw
limbs
that
the
screw
throughout
(8)
radially
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line
drawn
shaft
(7)
1
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2.
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while
clear
are
made
engine
operating
the
CHOKE
frontofthe
Maintain
(10)
adjustments:
(10)
screw
the
of
whereas
rpm
does
thus
LOCK
Figure
IDLE
CONTROL/GOVERNOR
MENT
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in
the
event
being
attained,
the
engine
1.
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Figure
1/32
loosen
hardware
governor
(4)
rotationofthe
governor
versely,
socket)s)
and
2.
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sockets
respect
(5)
to
9-7)
that
proper
perform
for
proper
the
length
9-7)
so
from
the
the
linkage
(6)
and
accordingly
linkage
counterclockwise
(4)
thus
increase
the
linkage
(4)
are
each
to
the
lock
engine
the
idle
and
of
that
the
stop
securing
securing
carburetor.
obtain
to
linkage
(1)
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gap.
socket(s)
parallel
other.
position
following
idle
weld
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throttle
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linkage
Rotate
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governor
To
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nuts
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ing
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(8)
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simultaneously
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entire
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and
linkage
other,
alignment
laterally
travel.
repeat
met:
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the
socket(s)
Step
(7)
screw
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until
linkage
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2.
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TC-003
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temperature
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against
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touch
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and
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position.
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on
stop
400
will
carbur
entire
of
the
t
he
(about
push
gener
arm
rpm.
Page
the
ad
the
the
(8)
an
to
(3)
in
I
17
Page 28
6.
7.
B.
Connect
vacuum
Manually
screw
mounting
screw
screw Screw
motor
butts
against
rotationofthe
rpm.
idle
the
Rotate
clockwise
roll,
wise
Rotating
air
Rotating
mits
leaner.
motor
(16)
(10)
(16)
(16)
uni~
then
flow,
more
the
pivot
butts
plate.
butting
butting
so
mounting
stop
until
rotate
until
the
making
the
vacuum
unittothe
the
If
that
screw
(3).
IMPORTANT
Screw
mixture
the
the
screw
screw
air,
making
motor
vacuum
against
this
is
against
against
plate
(10)
engine
the
screw
engine
(11)
the
air-fuel
(11)
carburetor.
the
not
possible
the
the
(16)
butts
before
will
decrease
adjustment
begins
(11)
counterclock
operates
clockwise
mixture
counterclockwise
the
air-fuel
(12)
linkage
motor
arm
vacuum
due
(3)
stop
mounting
against
idle
Screw
falter
to
Smoothly.
restricts
mixture
from
(14)
motor
the
to
before
plate,
the
vacuum
screw
engine
(11)
the
richer.
ad
the
until
unit
idle
the
adjust
(10)
(23)
(23)
UNDER
(22)
ten
screw
governor
by
by
the
IF
A.
or
12.
B.
C.
Tighten
desired
sensitivity
REGULATION
Decrease
sliding
inward.
IF
REGULATION
Increase
sliding
outward.
IF
ENGINE
LOAD
sion
by
(23)
outward.
the
two
governor
by
repeating
the
the
sensitivity
the
the
sensitivity
Increase
sliding
locking
sensitivity.
governor
governor
SURGES
the
the
Step
RANGE
RANGE
sensitivity
nuts
11.
IS
spring
adjustment
IS
spring
adjustment
(HUNTS)
governor
adjustment
(21)
Readjust
TOO
(22)
TOO
(22)
spring
to
BROAD
tension
screw
NARROW
tension
screw
maintain
the
NOTE
Whenever
ed,
Whenever
governor
the
governor
the
governor
speed
the
governor
sensitivity
sensitivity
(Step
speed
(Step
11)
10)
(Step
may
11)
(Step
be
must
readjusted.
is
10)
adjusted,
need
readjustment.
is
adjust
the
that
Ensure
before
plate
(3)
priortoplacing
AUTOMATIC
8.
Place
MATIC
is
automatic
AUTOMATIC
the
started,
established,
comes
delay
idle
rpm.
the
setting
the
If
seconds,
desired
vacuum
the
engine.
screw.
9.
When
(16)
-
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Do
not
the
vacuum
ing
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the
Check
throughout
duetothe
ing
the
tive
to
the
linkage
the
the
the
IDLE
engine
to
up
will
exist
The
engine
adjust
time
line
the
engine
1050
until
readjust
linkage
its
linkage
and
screw
idle
IDLE
IDLE
position.
when
at
weld
length
of
the
does
delay.
fitting
Figure
the
motor
entire
linkage
repeat
(16)
screw
IDLE
the
position.
CONTROL
the
IDLE
will
rpm
which
rpm.
before
of
time-delay
not
the
going
9-4
has
is
rpm
NOTE
idle
idle
(12)
travel;
socket
fixed
(12)
Steps7.8,
butts
against
(10)
butts
CONTROL
Operation
IDLE
CONTROL
position.
remain
time
the
When
the
the
engine
this
time
screw
idle
to
go
time-delay
This
screw
into
shows
the
to
gone
obtained.
screw
rpm
rpm.
freedom
for
If
the
(14)
end
&
against
s~it~h
of
Once idle
at
engine
arc
begins
delay
A
rpm
screw
is
intake
the
adjustment
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rpm,
(10)
linkage
)eing
adjust
9.
the
switch
in
the
is
broken,
is
after
located
when
of
(12)
cocked
the
until
mounting
the
to
controlled
in
adjust
movement
the
stop
the
in
AUTO
the
device
idling
is
switch
engine
arc
an
immediately
time
a
return,
9-4.
Figure
about
for
on
ten
the
the
this
of
screw
(A)
manifold
adjust~
is
bind
rela
of
length
equipped
(above
for
proper
carburetor
9-8
and
locking
until
the
main
engine
rotation
Tighten
point
burning.
MODIFICATION
with
an
4000
operation
adjustment
proceed
nut
generator.
the
engine
adjustment
operates
for
1/4
fuel
the
the
screw
the
where
flow,
air-fuel
locking
the
LUBRICATION
adjustable
Minor
ft).
follows:
as
(1).
Apply
Rotate
begins
screw
smoothly,
turn.
making
counter
(2)
mixture
nut
the
mix
at
the
Ro
(1).
(If
a
is
a
9-10.
HIGH
ALTITUDE
(Optional)
The main
adjustment
particular
in
is
is
to
by
of
deemed
Loosen
near
main
falter
to
(2)
then
tating
the
air-fuel
clockwise richer.
(Figure
carburetor
Zenith
for
jet
will
altitude.
necessary,
main
the
full
engine
adjustment
and
counterclockwise
continue
the
screw
mixture
admits
Remove
~icting
is
too
tUre
KEY
9-11.
TYPE
CARBURETOR
9-8)
may
altitude
high
be
necessary
Whenever
refer
adjustment
load
to
(2)
screw
lose
rpm.
until
counterclockwise
clockwise
(2)
leaner.
more
the
engine
the
fuel
lean
will
cause
IGNITION
be
operation
to
figure
screw
the
clockwise
Rotate
the
Rotating
fuel,
load.
valve
SWITCH
a
welding
restricts
making
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and
is
noticed,
switch
key
product
the
by
slot.
that
and
9-12.
Periodically,
amount
remove
spraying Wipe
lubriplate
is be
SPARK
also
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of
the
a
generous
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an
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depending
moisture
key
offof
and
on
in
the
and
lubricate
amount
the
nameplate.
cablefluid
and
(Optional)
the
location
or
air,
the
of
lubricant
which
penetrating
of
the
binding
Ignition
into
the
is
non-gumming
similar
a
or
unit
when
Itisrecommended
oil
Page
the
While
this
first.
1000
in
fire
exhaust
no
device
most
weekly
The
operating
a
highly
hazard.
practical
will
solid
or
entire
Glowing
retain
can
minimize
particles
every
hours
com
spark
50
spark
or
10.
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the
IDLE
CONTROL
the
position.
securing
ment
tained.
governor
11.
Check
removing adjustment
locking
instructions:
18
nut
screw
Tighten
speed
the
nuts
Loosen
(19).
(20)
governor
the
is
deemed
Adjust
until
the
setting.
engine
(21)
and
governor
a
high
securing
engine
load.
necessary,
proceed
the
in
switch
speed
governor
idle
rpm
(19)
nut
regulation
If
a
governor
loosen
with
the
LOCK
adjusting
speed
of
1800
maintain
to
by
applying
sensitivity
of
one
the
following
OUT
screw
adjust
is
the
and
two
ob the
Internal
bustible
carbon sufficient
arresting
fire
hazards
provided
The
carbon
operating
arrestor
three
times
combustion environment
particles
heat
to
device
by
it
that
trap
hours,
should
season:
per
blown
ignite
will
stop
removing
is
properly
should
whichever
be
inspected
engines
a
are
out
materials.
all
and
maintained.
be
operating
common
with
sparks,
trapping
serviced
occurs
every
Page 29
tMPORTANT
Replace
failure.
the
spark
arrestor
if
inspection
reveals
any
signs
of
I
A.
Inspection
1.
2.
3.
The
engine
has
been
not
was
specifically
spark
arrestor,
is
mandatory
of
check
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and
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in
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California
examine
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or
engine
tube with
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efficiency).
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arrestor
exhaust
equipped
ordered
maintained
if
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a
or
state
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the
corrosion.
stopped,
a
flashlight
and
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vanes
outlet
factor
mounting
mounted.
system
with
as
in
welding
forest
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Resources
and
local
outsideofthe
look
the
outlet
must
be
tube
must
in
clamp
this
on
a
spark
an
optional
effective
generator
Forest,
covered
laws.
inside
other
or
tube
attached
firmly
be
completely
maintaining
to
ensure
welding
arrestor
accessory.
working
or
on
land
Code).
device
the
source.
light
for
generator
unless
is
California
Section
(see
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spark
metal
to
intact
spark
that
it
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order,
be
to
other
for
holes,
arrestor
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weld
or
inlet
the
(this
arresting
the
spark
I
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I
Service
from
I
I
1.
2.
Stop
Remove
arrestor
hole,
3.
Start
particles
discharge,
stack.
4.
Stop
The
the
device
sparks
flying
the
engine
the
cleanout
withawrench.
break
it
the
engine
out
momentarily
the
engine.
Carbon
and
loose
and
the
Replace
Trap
in
an
hot
or
allow
plug
with
run
cleanout
where
area
carbon
the
from
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a
screwdriver
a
it
at
hole.
cover
and
secure
particles.
exhaust
the
crust
idle
rpm
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the
there
is
system
bottom
has
formed similar
or
to
particles
end
of
the
cleanout
no
blow
of
to
the
are
danger
cool.
the
spark
over
tool.
collected
slow
exhaust
plug.
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the
to
Hazardous
cuitry running.
inspection
Troubleshooting
formed
The
following
remedies
welding
for
generator.
of
Shut
by
some
voltages
the
welding
down
work
or
qualified
chart
of
CAUTION
are
the
of
internal
personnel
is
the
present
generator
engine
the
on
designed
troubles
9-8.
Figure
SECTION
t~ternalcir
on
while
inside
diagnose
that
the
attempting
of
should
develop
may
before
circuitry
only.
to
High-Altitude
10-
TROUBLESHOOTING
is
engine
any
the
unit.
be
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in
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Motor
Unit
Carburetor
It
according
generator
developed.
Use
performing
remedied
Factory
all recommendations
Adjustment
is
assumed
Section
to
has
this
chart
troubleshooting
after
Authorized
of
cases
that
3
been
functioning
in
conjunction
performing
Service
equipment
should
proper
of
this
procedures.
malfunction,
be
strictly
installation
manual,
properly
with
these
Station
and
until
circuit
the
If
the
procedures,
should
the
followed.
TC-003
has
been
that
the
this
diagram
trouble
the
be contacted.
manufacturers
OM-457
226
made,
welding
trouble
while
is
not
nearest
Page
In
ig
Page 30
No
weld
output
terminals.
receptacle
~
No
output
terminals.
well
as
VOLTS
.
No
output
receptacle
well
as
output
No
weld
Erratic
Engine
when
CONTROL
AUTOMATIC
-
Engine
when
CONTROL
AUTOMATIC
output
from
AC
120/240
is
normal.
.
or
weld
speed
arc
will
arc
TROUBLE
120/240
120
RC1
Output
from
Weld
Output
as
output
receptacle
from
Rd.
volts
ac
power
current.
-
remains
is
struck
switch
IDLE
return
not
broken
is
Switch
IDLE
or
120/240
volts
volts
VOLTS
normal,
~S
120/240.voltsac
is
normal
from
RC1.
120
VOLTS
Weld
output
plant
power
output,
-
-.
-
-
at
idle
rpm
and
IDLE
S2
is
position.
-
idle
to
rpm
and
IDLE
S2
is
position.
-
AC
120
AC
ac
as
in
in
~
~
-Defective
-
-
Shorted
PROBABLE
R
EM
0
CONTROL REMOTE
remote
connected
Remote
n
AMPERAGE
receptacle
Loose
volts
Defective
Loose
AC
Defective
Defective
Damp
Loose
Check
RANGE
Magnetic
switch
Coilofidle
GS1
Filter
Idle
Idle
Leak
S2.
t
o
Fuse
Fl
ac
receptacle
burned
on
control
control
in
amperage
secure
connections
terminals.
connection
or-defective
or
dirty
.leads
Switch-S3.
CR1.
solenoid
vacuum
IDLE
T
E
position
a
mpe
to
RC2.
and/or
power
120
brushes.
rotor.
and
field
-
control
out.
valve
-
valve
CAUSE
AM
P
switch
rage
welding
control
i
A
n
CONTROL
F2
is
open.
at
winding.
120
at
Rd.
volts
ac
winding.
electrodes.
connections.
Contacts
not
closing
solenoid
plugged.
GS1
closed.
GS1
plugged.
line.
CONTROL
EAAG
is
S5
with
control
generator.
plug
EMOTE
120/240
VOLTS
of
the
reed
-
-
valve-
switch
-
E
in
no
is
Place
the
REMOTE
STANDARD
the
controltothe
RC2.
Insert
remote
and
RC2
Check
Secure
Have
Secure
Have
station.
Replace
Have
Use
Check
and
connections.
power
all
120
brushes.
rotor
dry
new,
Connections
rotate-as
replace
connections
generator.
Discoloring
loose
by
Replace
Apply
connection.
CR1.
-
12
vdc
operation.
filter.
Clean
valve
Open
Remove
Check
Check
-
and
line.
switchS2with
-
REMOTE
amperage
winding
volts
replaced
electrodes.
of
brass
to
-
See
GS1
clean
-
position
far
fuses
replaced
ac
winding
at
contacts
solenoid
Section
by
turning
GS1.
-
-
AEMEDY
AMPERAGE
AMPERAGE
control
as
possible
FlorF2
120
to
authorized
both
Replace
9-8
ohmmeter.
-
or
connect
plug
in
a
as
at
authorized
VOLTS
replaced
service
inside
and
could
contact
-
coil
GS1
for
cleaning
in
counterclockwise
a
-
-
CONTROL
a
CONTROL
fully
clockwise
required.
AC
receptacle
authorized
at
station.
outside
indicate
switch
or
and
-
procedure.
-
-
-
-
remote
into
service
heating
check
-
switch
amperage
receptacle
receptacle
direction.
station.
PCi.
-
-
of
welding
plate
for
-
direction.
-
S5
service
caused
53.
of
proper
in
-
Page
1f it
20
becomes
necessary
to
replace
any
fuseinthe
welding
generator,
ensure
that
proper
sizeisused.
the
fuse
of
a
-
Page 31
NOTE
GROUND
INSTALLED
ERAME
NEUTRAL
POWER
AC
r~<CI
lh-<
EIT
GAS
CAUTION
OWNERS
TO
REFER
p
I
I
I
I
AlT
TIME
ATTEMPTING
AND
METER
UOLTDGE
1-
EQUIPMENT
GROUND
STRAP
RETWEEN
AND
WELDER
RE
MUST
ENGINE
FRAME
I
I
I
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I
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OPTIONDL
RECEPTACLE
P4RU.
LP TOTAL
2ADVOLT
GROUNDING
IF
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23
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Figure
1O~1.
Circuit
Diagram
Circuit
Diagram
No.
CB-901
775-itt
OM-457
Page
21
Page 32
Page 33
April
1978
FORM:
OM-457C
Effective
With
Serial
No.
HJ134589
PARTS
LIST
Page 34
54 55
56
57
58
OM-457
Page
A
Figure
1
Main
Assembly
Page 35
CD
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Page 36
Item
No.
Dia.
Mkgs.
Factory
Part
No.
Description
Quantity
Page
A
Figure
1
2
3
4
017
010434
006698
018
602
5
6
7
8
9 10 11 12
13
14
15
.
16 17
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010
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007
010
017
031
018
018
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010 433
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018
000
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26 27
28 29
30 31 32
33
34
35 36
37
38 39
40
010
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45 46
47
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49
50
51
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52
53
54
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55
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57
Figure
017421
017
*015
023 017
Main
Assembly
430
858
938
STRAP,
mounting
STRIP,rubber
TANK,fuel
tank-fuel
CAP,
.
FITTING,
pipe
-
fuel
2x
1/2x
(consisting
-
of)
galvanized
FITTING,pipe-brassnipplehexl/8NPT
318
829 289 479
868
765
859
VALVE,
FITTING,
fuel
LINE,
FITTING,
SEAL,
BRACKET,
AIR
CLEANER,
CAP,
.
shut-off
weather
cleaner
air
-
-
brass
flared
(usedwith
-
brass
flared
-
lift
mounting
intake
-
w/strainer
Marvel
eye
-
intake
.BAFFLE,dust-cap
-
7/16-20
309
861
272
861 365 626
NUT,
.
ELEMENT,
.
BODY,
.
CLAMP,
.
CLAMP,
HOSE,
CABLE,
DOOR,
BOLT,J
wing
air
air
hose
intake
battery
access
5/16-18
steel
air
cleaner
cleaner
cleaner
1-1/16-2
-
air
-
-
battery
clamp
insulated
DOOR,side
COVER,top
968 529 875
WASHER,
cotter
PIN, CLAMP,
neoprene
1/4x3-1/2
muffler2inch
5-7/8
MUFFLER,exhaust
700
955
355
BRACKET
WASHER,
.
SPR
.
ING,
compression
ASSEMBLY,
-
flat
steel
13/32
.SPACER,anti-noise
GUARD,fan
363
404
982
777
i~adiator
HOSE,
RADIATOR
radiator7lb
CAP,
.
ENCLOSURE,
-
upper
(consisting
pressure
radiator
FITTING,pipe-brassdraincockl/4NPT
037
112
757
594
365
453 884
182
429 837 430
radiator-lower
HOSE,
ENGINE,
BLADE,
.
CONTROL,
.
CLAMP,
.
STOVE,
.
SENDER,
.
SENDER,
.
BRACKET,
.
ALTERNATOR,
.
INSULATOR,
.
PULLEY,
.
-
electric
gas
fan
(included
weld/idle
-
stove
manifold
temperature
pressure
mounting
terminal
single
start
manifold
-
oil
35
amp
belt
vacuum
.TUBING,steel5/BODxl2gawallxl/2
.PIPE,blackl-1/2x
089
B
FITTING,
.
GENERATOR
CATCH,door
477
ROD,
709
BATTERY,
641
CABLE,
431
HOLDER,
pipe
holddown
12
battery
battery
-
brass
ASSEMBLY
-
battery
53
volts
-
uninsulated
15
tank
2
plug
inverted
-
Schebler
inverted
air
cleaner
-
carburetor
dia
3-5/8
x
dia
mounting
ID
of)
(consisting
with
engine
-
alternator
volts
12
-
nylon
coupling
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amp
elbow
connector
dry
x
1/16
-
muffler
2
OD
x
-
see
(See
Fig.
negative
(engine
NPT
1/8
Page
male
1/4
carburetor)
male
type
(consisting
(consisting
1/8
x
of)
engine
D
Page
ground
alternator)
6)
1/8
x
1/4
parts
10)
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TBG
list)
of)
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2 2
1
1
1 1 1
2
1
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1/8
x
1
1 1
1 1 1 1 1
1
1
5
1 1
1
4
2
1 1
6
1 1 1
2
1
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2
1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
Page 37
Item
No.
Dia.
Mkgs.
Factory
Part
No.
Description
Quantity
Figure
58
59
60 61 62 63
64 65 66 67
68
69 70
71
72 73
74
75
76
77
78
78
79
80
81 82
83
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VR1
SR1,2
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Main
Assembly
RESISTOR,
(Contd.)
WW
adj
CABLE,ground MOUNT,
engine
SPRING,extension
LATCH,door
-
base
stud
7/16
-
rectifier
.
terminal
-
mtg.
ASSEMBLY
center
UPRIGHT,
MOUNT,
CLAMP,
HOSE,
BLOCK,
dual
nylon
neoprene
terminal
INSULATION,
LINK,
jumper
BRACKET,
RECTIFIER
.VARISTOR,3joule390volts
.RECTIFIER,
HEAT
UPRIGHT,
BASE
REACTOR
integrated
rectifier
SINK,
base
(consisting
-
front
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center
COIL,
.
COIL,
.
DOOR,
PANEL,
C
PANEL,
SUPPRESSOR, FRAME,
STABILIZER
STRIP,
KIT,
label
hand
right
access
hinged
front
mounting
cotton
(includes
-
front
-
lower
-
upper
0.75uf10
1/8
375
-
generator
dia
slit
5/32
30
amp
terminal
of)
lower
with
-
reactor
4(4ft
x
all
labels)
20
watt
ID
x
4
pole
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strip
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6amp
or
(used
right
components
ohm
w/leads
&
stabilizer
reqd
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11/32
600
when
-
order
OD
of)
volts
unit
(See
by
(order
has
Page
ft)
by
TAC)
8)
foot)
2
1
1 2 2
1
2
1
1
ft.
1
1 2
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1 4
ft.
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Shunt
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025
103
103
604
234
025
031
317
027 847
311
038
011
281
010
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011
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603
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769
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103633 103634
318
604 039 046 039 044
039
045
032
053
601
976
880
601 601
879
027
851
030
084
032936
Parts
for
Optional
METER,
amp
RECEPTACLE,
CAP,
straight.grounded
TUBING,
HANDLE,
GUIDE,
KNOB,
BEARING
CONTACT
&
ball
SWITCH
BRACKET,
.
INSULATOR,
.
SWITCH,
.
. .
..
.
.
..
..
.
.
Equipment
dc
5OMV
straight
TERMINAL,
mounting
switch
polarity
steel
5/8
switch
contact-switch
BOARD
..BUSBAR
MOUNTING
..
NUT,
.
.
.TERMINAL
BUS
..
TERMINAL
. .
CLIP,
..
SCREW,
.
.
NUT,
..
NUT,
..
COVER, SHUNT,
BAR
BOARD
-
steel
self.tocking
BOARD,
BOARD,
.
spring
steel-hex steel-hex
meter
bus
-
steel
cap
switch&terminal
5OMV
TACHOMETER,electric
0-600
.
duplex
2P3W
polarity
.
switch
.
polarity
(consisting
OD
5/32
x
ASSEMBLY,
hex
power
black
bar
hex
hd
1/2-13
jam
full
1/2-13
board
600
amp
12
volts
scale
grounded
(used
&
&
of)
wall
1/4-20
output
1/2-13
4000
with
power
terminal
1/2
x
movable
-
black
1-1/2
x
rpm
2P3W
15
RC2)
output
(consisting
board
Ig
(consisting
amp
of)
250
volts
of)
1
1
1
..
1 1
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
OM-457
Page
4
Page 38
Item
No.
Figure
Dia.
Mkgs.
A
Factory
Part
No.
Main
Assembly
(Contd.)
Description
-
~
Quantity
*Re~mmended
BE
SURE
TO
Spare
PROVIDE
TT
V
Parts.
STOCK.
97
017 020
032
025
027 010
010 031
MODEL,
98
390
374
936
638
561 429
875 466
99
BRACKET, BRACKET,
METER, METER,
MUFFLER,
JET,
CLAMP,
PIPE,
AND
100
mtg.
mtg.
hour
volts
exhaust
carburetor
muffler
black
1-1/2
SERIAL
-
-
4-40
dc
0-100
-
high
2
NUMBERS
x
tachometer
tachometer
volts
scale
-
low
noise
altitude
inch
dia
4-3/4
WHEN
to
engine
ORDERING
REPLACEMENT
2
PARTS.
Page
TO-006
562
BGenerator
Figure
5
Assembly
Page 39
Item
No.
Dia.
Mkgs.
Factory
Part
No.
Description
Quantity
Figure
91
92 93 94 95 96 97 98
99
100 101
102
103 104
105
106 107
108
109
110
111
112
113
114 115
116
117
B
SR3
F1,2
SR3
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957
203
632
Generator
ENDBELL DIODE
ASSEMBLY,
.INSULATOR
DIODE,
INSULATOR
CHANNE.L,
fuse-holder
BOX, FUSE,
cartridge
HOLDER,
BUSHING,
STATOR
BAFFLE,
GUARD,
ROTOR,
RING,
generator
retaining-external
BEARING,
rotor
FAN,
steel
KEY,
threaded
ROD,
CLAMP,
BRUSH
CAP,
steel
SET
brush
.BRUSHHOLDER
BRUSH,
BRACKET,
DIODE
ASSEMBLY,
.INSULATOR
DIODE,
Assembly
275
amp
neoprene
45
fuse
cartridge
5/8ID7/8
snap
air
generator
ball
3/8x3/8
end
cushion
(consisting
holder
contact
mounting
275
amp
Fig.
volts
inch
250
60
A
polarity
reverse
volts
amp
(See
reverse
250
1/4
amp
mounting
(consisting
2
x
dia
9/16
of)
-
brush
holder
volts
polarity
straight
straight
250
Page
x
of)
x
11-1/2
250
11/32
3
Item
52)
(consisting
polarity
long
volts
hole
hole
(consisting
polarity
of)
of)
1
1
2 3
5
1 1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1 1
1 1 1
6
2
1 1
1
1
1
1
2
3
*Recommended **Rotor
BE
is
SURE TO
available
Spare
PROVIDE
on
Parts.
an
exchange
STOCK,
basis.
MODEL,
Contact
AND
Factory
SERIAL
Service
NUMBERS
Department
WHEN
for
details.
ORDERING
REPLACEMENT
PARTS.
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Page
6
Page 40
Figure
Cl
146
Page
164
071-A
TC-006
C
Figure
7
Panel,
Front
-
Upper
With
Components
Page 41
Item
No.
Dia.
Mkgs.
Factory
Part
No.
Description
Quantity
Figure
131 132
133
134
135
136
137 138
139
140 141 142 143
144
145
146 147
148
149 150
151
152
153
154
155 156
157
158
159 160
161
162 163 164
C
S3
Ri
S2,5
RC3
RC1 Si P81
CR1
Oil
A
Temp
019 010
039 601
039044
601 039
039
601
010 059
059262 011
*605
053 032
604 005 011
034876
039 601 039043 039049
601
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601 031 019 602 019 039
039 039
-
754
836
046
879
Front
Panel,
HANDLE,
PIN,
spring
NAMEPLATE
TERMINAL,
NUT,
.
Upper
switch
-
compression
power
steel-hex
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880
045
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976
528
343
413
960
359
897
176 372 767
SWITCH,
S~NITCH,
SWITCH,
steel.hex
NUT,
.
TERMINAL
.
CLIP,
.
SCREW,
.
TUBING, BRACKET, BRACKET,
SWITCH,
RHEOSTAT,
spring
cap
steel
mounting mounting
range
BOARD,
-
-
WW
toggle
RECEPTACLE,
RECEPTACLE,straight-duplex
ignition
push
RELAY,reed
047 976
TERMINAL,
SCREW,
.
cap
power
-
.CLlP,sprir~g-busbar
.TERMINALBOARD,red
880
879 858
755
178
790
241
237 239
NUT,
.
.BUS
NUT,
.
PANEL,
HANDLE,
SCREW,
CONTROL,
GAUGE,
METER,
GAUGE,
-
steel
BAR
steel-hex
front
rheostat
set-steel
push
pressure
amp
temperature
hex
-
dc
With
-
range
output
full
jam
bar
bus
hex
steel
OD
1/2
(See
300
SPST
twistlock
-
key
button
output
steel
hex
jam
full
upper
1/4.20
-
pull
-
oil
60-0-60
by
1/2-13
1/2-13
black
x
.
meter
-
meter
Fig.
watt
20
type
-
starter
1/2-13
1/2-13
stock,
hd
11
Cl
amp
-
hd
x
Components
model,
-
black
(consisting
1/2-13
x
wall
x
ga
9)
Page
34
ohm
volts
125
grounded
grounded
start
w/o
-
red
(consisting
1/2-13x1-1/2
3/8
(used
(See
and
1-1/2
1-1/4
2P3W
with
Fig.
serial
of)
2P3W
of)
handle)
A
Page
numbers)
15
amp
4
Item
79)
1 1 1 1
1
1
1
1 1
1
1 1
1
1
2
125
volts
1
1
1
1
1 1
1 1
1
1
1
*Recommended
BE
SURE
TO
Spare
PROVIDE
Parts
STOCK,
MODEL,
AND
SERIAL
NUMBERS
WHEN
ORDERING
REPLACEMENT
PARTS.
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8
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Item
No.
171
172 173 174 175 176
177
178 179 180 181
182
183
184
185
186 187
188 189
190 191 192
Figure
Cl
Factory
Part
No.
011
413
011
322
010
671
017
428
011
412
011
490
011
025
011
010
011
009
200
010
010
202
010
201
011
007
011
018
011
489
011
018
010
200
010
202
010
201
011
095
011
019
011
012
011
013
Switch,
BRACKET,
SPRING
LOCATOR,
CONTACT
CONTACT
SPRING,
CONTACT,
CONTACT,
.
SPACER,
SPACER,
SPACER,
.
SPRING,
.
CONTACT,
CONTACT
CONTACT, SPACER,
SPACER,
SPACER,
.
CONTACT
CONTACT
SHIM, GUIDE,
Range
BOARD
guide
contact
(See
mounting
quadrant
ASSEMBLY,
pressure
switch switch
contact contact contact
pressure
stationary
ASSEMBLY,
stationary
contact
contact contact
BOARD,
BOARD,
.
contact
board
C
Page
Fig.
-
swit~h
ASSEMBLY
movable
-
copper
-
bronze
.024
thick
thick
1/8 1/16
thick
stationary
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thick
1/8
thick
thick
1/16
stationary
movable
board
-
stationary
Description
8
Item
144)
(consisting
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(consisting
of)
of)
of)
of)
Quantity
1
1
3
1
2
2
1
9 6 2
1
2
2 3 3
Page
TB-Oil
BE
9
SURE
273
TO
PROVIDE
STOCK,
MODEL,
AND
Figure
SERIAL
Cl
NUMBERS
Switch,
Range
WHEN
ORDERING
REPLACEMENT
PARTS.
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412
Page 43
Item
No.
Figure
Dia.
Mkgs.
D
Factory
No.
Part
757
018
Control,
Weld/Idle
Vacuum
Description
(See
Fig.
A
Page
Quantity
3
42)
Item
201
202
203
204 205
206
207
208
209
210 211
212
213 214
215
216
217
218 219 220 221
SR4
GS1
417
017
393
604
392
604
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603
470
603
869
010
020 963 018
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020
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252
031
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020
304
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030
023
603
802 544
017
713
015 018
160
799
024
098
018
334
010
206
LINKAGE
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speed
RIVET,
steel-round
RECEPTACLE,
VALVE,
shut-oft-needle
BUSHING,
TUBING,
CHAMBER, HOSE,
neoprene
brass
TEE,
RECTIFIER,
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VALVE,
12
BREATHER,
RIVET,
steel
BRACKET, GROMMET,
LINKAGE
BALL
JOINT,
hook
BOLT,
clevis-rod
CLIP,
ASSEMBLY,
inch
3/16
screw
-
brass
3/16
copper
vacuum
7/64
1/8
1/8
x
selenium
copper
voltsdc2
brass
-
round
mounting
rubber
ASSEMBLY,
1/4-28
1/4-28
pipe
1/4
end
-
pipe
-5/16
vacuum
head
3/16
1/4
dia
reducer
OD
x
4
ID
x
OD
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x
1/4
way
vent
head
1/4
-
chamber
ID
vacuum
thread
1/2x3-3/4
x
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x
x
-
actuator
3/4
x
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1/4
waIl
waIlx1
IPS
port
2
vacuum
hole 3/16
1/2
to
carburetor
13-1/2
x
1/8
1/8
FPT
orifice
groove
(consisting
of)
2
1
1
1
202.
201.
.207
205
208
209
211
757-C
TA-018
WHEN
Vacuum
ORDERING
REPLACEMENT
PARTS.
OM-457
Page
10
D
Figure
BE
SURE
TO
PROVIDE
STOCK,
MODEL,
AND
Control,
SERIAL
Weld/Idle
NUMBERS
Page 44
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