Miller Electric SPW-1, MW 4200, MW 4150 User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

  • Models: Auto ARC® MW 4150, Auto ARC® MW 4200, SPW-1
  • Rated Output: 150 ampere
  • Voltage Settings: 230V, 460V, 575V
  • Duty Cycle: 60% at rated output and 40% at 275 A output.
  • Weight: 205lbs (net), 215lbs (ship)
  • Dimensions:
  • Vertical tube diameter: 238 mm.
  • Vertical tube height: 937 mm.
  • Vertical tube (length) huh):(measurement: 409 mm.
  • Wall Receptacle: 200/230 volt models only
  • Voltage Input Requirements: Single-phase, 60Hz, same as electric input voltage on Nameplate of the unit.
  • Shielding Gas Types: Carbon Dioxide (CO2)or a mixture of 75 percent argon and 25 percent CO2
  • Wire Feed Speed Control: Throttle control
  • Welding Process Capabilities: Shielded metal arc welding with both short circuit and spray transfer.
  • Fan-On-Demand™ Cool Down System: Cooling system that uses a thermostat to regulate temperatures.
  • Operator Controls: Power-switch ,voltage selector and fine var speed control.
  • Safety Features: Overload protection and thermal protection circuits.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What welding processes can be done using the Auto ARC models?

A: The welding processes supported by Auto ARC models include GMAW based on both short circuit and spray transfer GMAW.

Q: What shielding gases are appropriate for use with this welding power source?

A: The most suitable shielding gas to be used can be either carbon dioxide gas or a mix of e75% argon and 25% carbon dioxide gas.

Q: What maximum duty cycle can the Auto ARC models achieve?

A: For every 150 amperes run in these units, the amperes rating can reach a maximum of 60%.

Q: What is the size of the devices?

A: The running gear is provided with the units and they are somewhat mobile but they should not be roughly moved around during transportation.

Q: What does the maintenance of the fan motor comprise of?

A: There is no need for particular maintenance of the fan motor except conducting a source cleaning of dust and dirty indoors in every half year.

Q: Untoward overheating events how do I address them?

A: Look for wire bindings, blockages in the gun liner, or blockages in fan vents. Should thermal overload have happened then let the machine cushion itself for a time before straining it.

Q: Is it required to wear protective clothing for the welding unit?

A: Yes, appropriate safety apparel, gloves, and a welding helmet with the correct lenses should always be worn when working with the unit.

Q: How much does all of the equipment together weigh?

A: On a net term, the weight will be around 205 while in circumstances of shipping, the weight is roughly 215.

Q: In what ways can I alter the speed of the wire feed?

A: On the control panel of the operator’s device, the Fine Tuning Wire Speed Control will allow the operator to adjust for the requirements.

Q: Who sells replacement parts?

A: Local welding supplies distributors or authorized service locations are where you would go to get the replacement parts for the necessary items.

User Manual

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336
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1-3.
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Power
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INFORMATION
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manual
those
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to
life.
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instructions
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equip
or
or
OM-113
336
Page
6
Page 14
Do
HOT
NOT
ANY
electrically tally.
carrying
Three-phase
equipment
available,
wiresofthe
ment ment
tion
that
conductors
If
line
a
equipment
ground
is
plug
ceptacle,
ground
prong
Never
with
plug
2.
Fully
NOT
3.
Fully
join
welding
4.
Frequently
IMMEDIATELY
or
damaged
from
bared
taped
Keep
from
hot
5.
Terminals should
6.
a.
connect
ground
will
become
can
welding,
at
connections.
cord
for
lead
to
added
the
prong
connect
plug,
remove
broken
a
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insulated
holders
use
Connectors
insulated
inspect
cable.
to
give
cable
dry,
metal
Terminals
and
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insulating
Electrode
Equipment
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welding
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GROUND
flammable
or
gas
connection.
installing.
single-phase
3-phase
lead
to
electrically
shock,
are
possibly
check
touching
with
a
connection
the
grounded
for
connection
ground
If
only.
the
ground
off
Holders
electrode
with
lock-type
cable
lengths.
cables
REPLACE
insulation
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resistance
free
and
sparks.
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other
with
power
arc
welding
(GTAW)
are
equipped
of
the
the
HOT
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welding
the
electrode
contact
power without
current
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electrical
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line.
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third
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fatally.
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bare
ground
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to
lead
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switchbox.
to
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cord
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grounded
prong
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prong.
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connectors
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wear,
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exposed
covers
secured
output
sources
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and
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welding
electrode
the
power
gun
wire
with
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source
output
shock,
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phase
only
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as
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to
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the
or
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for
continuity.
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from
screws.
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connect
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receptacle.
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to
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of
electrical
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gas
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output.
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source
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Safety
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devices
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not
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If,
shock
equipment
disconnect
power
Protection
Devices
port
fields
operation.
equipment
before
going
operations.
1-4.
For
their
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STANDARDS
more
information,
latest
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and
power
to
prevent
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all
volts
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emergency,
burns,
all
power
source.
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remove
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circuit
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to
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Page 15
SECTION
Table
3
SPECIFICATIONS
3-1.
SpecificatIons
Rated
~
Duty
150
Amperes
At
Volts
23
DC
Cycle
M
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Voltag
32
200V
26.5
Input
60
Amperes
230V
Rated
At
Hz
Single-Phase
460V
24
12
At
Load
Output
575V
9.6
kva
5.5
kw
4.8
Control
Circuit
Voltage
At
Gun
24
Volts
DC
Dimensions
Width
A:
B:
C:
Electrode
Wire Feed
Speed
60to486
(1.5
mpm)
13-1/2
mm)
(343
Length
in.
27
mm)
(686
Height
in.
30
mm)
(762
ipm
to
in.
12.3
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Net
205
lbs.*
(93
kg)
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215
lbs.~
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336
Page
7
Page 16
3-1.
The
age age
SPEED
curves
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determine
age.
3-2.
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that
output
welding
when atedat150
must
allow the
Refer
the
VOLT-AMPERE
volt-ampere
output
adjustment
control.
shown.
the
DUTY
duty
a
welding
without
power
operated
operate
proper
duty
cycle
to
the
output
cycles.
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RATINGS
source.
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curves
capabilities
is
provided
of
the
use
the
weld
amperage
CYCLE
is
cycle
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the
power
overheating
source
at
150
amperes
load
at
no
cooling.
increases.
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Cycle
of
the
welding
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show
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of
the
unit.
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by
of
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volt-ampere
at
(Chart
3-2)
percentage
source
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and
is
rated
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consecutive
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indicated
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OUTPUT
voltage
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FINE
TUNING
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unit
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3-2)
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cycles.
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minute
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the
unit.
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minutes
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determine
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CYCLE
amper
amper
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period
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duty
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to
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A.
B.
C.
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welding
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m)
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gas
DESCRIPTION
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source
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output
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the
controls
the
burnback
transfer.
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weld
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equipment
source
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bracket.
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receptacle
Work
cable,
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contact
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Drive
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power
cord
power
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wire
feeder
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Arc
Welding
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designed
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is
150
amperes,
optional
gear
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for
regulating
and
time,
EQUIPMENT
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requires
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customer
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work
clamp,
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gun
tubes
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for
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0.9
facilities
mm)
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size.
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unit
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machine.
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dc,
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time/pulse
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in.
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with
9
ft.
models),
OM-113
336
Page
Spreader
Bar
Wall
Receptacle
3-2.
Figure
8
Supplied
Equipment
Bracket
Page 17
3-5.
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Metal
your
A.
Two
Welding
dioxide
welding
percent
favorable
gas
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Regulator/flowmeters
pressure
cause
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mixture
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adapters
meter
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ure
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local
welding
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of
types
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(002)
power
argon
results.
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equipment
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source/gun
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supplier.
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supplies
are
generally
of
the
gas
25
Obtain
REQUIRED
thin
percent
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provide
flow
gases
of
for
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are
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rate
have
different
designed
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type
gas
of
installed.
to
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gas
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required
setup
distributor.
gauge
recommended
combination.
carbon
a
cylinder
a
during
the
properties,
be
used
another
to
the
used.
Gas
to
can
used
sheet
of
constant
welding
with
proper
EQUIPMENT
obtained
Gas
Metal
steel.
use
mixture
also
shielding
the
Carbon
with
complete
be
with
for
A
dioxide
selected
shielding
process.
each
regulator!
a
specific
cannot
unless
the
regulator/flow-
(Fig
Gas
from
Arc
this
of
75
gives
gas Be
gas
be
proper
C.
Gas
Hose
Measure
source.
ameter,
thread
D.
Selection
Metal
choose
ing
ety
cated classes
E7OS-6 flatter
wire.
E.
When
or
helmet,
eyes
safety
F.
The
distance
fittings
Wire
Spool
of
Arc
Welding
from,
thin
gauge
(AWS)
classification
the
on
recommended
provides
bead
Personal
using
fitted
the
from
glasses,
Offset/Punching
of
repair
OffsetlPunching
rotating
pose,
The
damaged
of
portion
When
small
a
steel,
set
portion.
place,
The used
riveting
use
the
pressure
cut
to
size,
The
sanded,
headofthe
as
a
punching
operations.
and
finishing
from
good
gas
both
on
For
the
correct
but
certain
sheet
label
a
more
E7OS-3.
than
Safety
this
welding
with
the
welding
and
automotive
toolisused.
head.
area
head
is
applied
in
the
is
new
filled
tool
time
gas
quality
and
hose,
endsofhose.
GMAW
welding
(GMAW).
wires
The
steel.
for
GMAW
of
the
wire
are
fluid
Equipment
power
proper
Also
arc.
Tool
sheet
cutaway
are
placed
to
sheet
steel.
in
of
piece
body
be
can
tool.
The
use
minimum.
to
a
to
the
gloves
is
placed
with
The
cylinder
in.
5/8
install
Process
wire
There
are
American
spool.
(wetter)
source,
filter
wear
prevent
(Figure
steel
This
and
over
handles,
A
position
sheet
putty,
rotated
punching
of
this
tool
to
welding
(16
mm)
5/8-18
is
important
are
many
best
suited
Welding
wires
is
usually
Two
and
E705-3.
weld
puddle
a
spool
wear
to
lens,
protective
injury.
3-4)
is
easier
tool
hasadual
the
jaws
the
sheet
the
new
piece
to
overlap
steel
is
welded
finish
and
one-half
tool
will
keep
power
outside
di
right-hand
in
Gas
types
for
weld
Soci
indi
AWS
wire
The
and
of
selected
a
welding
protect
the
clothing,
when
an
pur.
of
the
offset
steel.
tool
indents
of
sheet
the off
into
sanded.
turn
to
be
expedites
material
to
a
Hose
Gas
Figure
3-3.
Helmet
Wire
Spool
Li.
Safety
Glasses
Additional
Regulator/Flowmeter
Required
Equipment
Gloves
/
1.
I
Figure
3-4.
Offset/Punching
Tool
OM-113
336
Page
9
Page 18
3-6.
The
capabilities
tions:
OPTIONAL
following
of
A.
SPW-1,
cludes
Section
B.
Spool
Gun
C.
D.
25
ft.
EQUIPMENT
equipment
the
basic
Spot,
three
spot
4-4)
gun
cable
holder
(7.6
m)
can
unit
Pulse,
power
be
obtained
to
or
Continuous
nozzles)
cord
extension.
suit
(for
special
extend
to
applica
Panel
installation
the
(in
see
3-7.
The
following
mal
use:
A.
B.
C.
D.
CONSUMABLE
parts
Contact
Nozzles
liner
Gun
Drive
rolls.
are
tubes
PARTS
subject
to
wear
or
damage
in
nor
4-1.
Select
Base
secure
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
mounting
SITE
an
Correct
Shielding
Adequate
No
A
Proper
or
Proper
Adequate
for tions.
location.
SELECTION
Figure
installation
input
gas
ventilation
flammables
clean
and
temperature
cold
airflow
space
installation,
holes
the
unit
on
(Figure
4-1.
site
which
supply
power
supply
area
dry
that
around
for
maintenance,
provide
a
running
SECTION
Location
provides
and
fresh
avoids
unit
opening
the
capability
gear
4-1)
(see
side
or
4
the
unit
air
supply
extremes
access
and
in
a
INSTALLATION
SB-087
313-0
following:
nameplate)
of
heat
doors
func
repair
install
to
permanent
and
a
4-2.
This
for
the power
4~
~.
RELOCATION
OR
WARNING:
from
placing
surfaces;
cause
internal
Warranty
used
TRANSPORTING
welding
moving
lifting
source.
WARNING:
overheating
parts.
locate
not
Do
Maintain unrestricted
underside
keep
Do
not
place
air
take
cooling
the
eye
Do
Disconnect
intake
at
power
unit
only
not
passages
this
void
is
during
touch
at
source
deenergized
welding
FALLING
personal
Use
gear,
accessories
Use
the
If
the
power
EQUIPMENT
injury
lifting
gas
equipment
unit.
or
lifting
base,
moving
enoughtoextendbeyond
base.
lift
if
or
forks
tips
may
damage
Using
parts
base,
equipment
FIRE
OR
unit
RESTRICTED
allows
on
and
unit
overcombustible
18
least
space
free
filtering
any
unit.
if
any
air
passages.
METHODS
is
equipped
installation.
for
ELECTRIC
live
electrical
input
power
supply
source.
and
equipment
lift
to
eye
cylinders,
devices.
or
of
adequate
this
be
sure
short
too
the
cause
lift
if
of
EXPLOSION
or
over
AIRFLOW
possible
inches
all
sides
on
of
obstructions.
device
that
provide
of
type
filtering
Weight
supporting
SHOCK
parts.
conductors
line
BEFORE
can
unit
only,
or
any
with
unit
lift
that
opposite
can
forks
damage
penetrate
personal
unit
falls
can
combustible
damage
surfaces.
(457
of
over
airflow
with
a
capacity
the
can
cause
damage.
NOT
other
capacity
lift
forks
forks
sideofthe
injury
off
the
result
can
mm)
and
unit,
in
the
for
device
lifting
eye
welding
kill.
from
moving
serious
running
heavy
lift
to
under
are
long
internal
unit
the
and/or
lift
forks.
to
of
is
of
OM-113
336
Page
10
Page 19
4-3.
a
1.
2.
3.
4.
RUNNING
WARNING:
TIPPING
or
equipment
Use
unit.
If
using
lift
forks
opposite
Do
unit
Place
running
Install
the
bar
onto
er
source
hardware.
Blockthe
lation
of
Slide
axle
wheel
on
each
er
on
Secure
rings.
GEAR
UNCONTROLLED
of
unit
damage.
equipment
lift
forks
are
long
side
not
place
while
it
is
blocks
under
gear.
4
in.
two
the
front
baseashown
unit
up
securely
rear
wheel/gas
through
each
end
side
of
wheels
in
INSTALLATION
result
can
of
adequate
to
handle
enough
of
the
base.
of
part
any
suspended.
frame
of
(102
mm)
corners
in
Figure
in
cylinder
cylinder
of
wheel.
place
axle
with
with
in
personal
capacity
this
unit,
extend
to
the
body
unit
casters
of
the
4-2
middleto
rack
rack,
a
3/4
supplied
(Figure
TILTING
to
be
sure
out
under
installing
and
spread
welding
using
ease
assembly.
and
install
in.
flat
retaining
4-2)
OR
injury
lift
the
the
of
the
the
power
in.
3/8
instal
a
wash
6.
7.
8.
4-4.
a
Install
5.
base
using
ciated
Remove
power
ning
gear
screws
cap
Install
cylinder
power
x
3/4
cap
Install
OPTIONAL
(Figure
WARNING:
Do
Shut
connect
ging ing.
Lockout/tagging
input
ing locking removing
and
red-tagging
necting
cylinder
5/16-18
hardware
the
two
source
source
safety
handle
as
screws
chain
wrapper
shown
bracket
as
SPW-1
4-3)
ELECTRIC
touch
not
down
welding
input
procedures
power
line
disconnect
fuses
device.
rack
onto
x
3/4
(see
Figure
front
cap
onto
wrapper
in
onto
and
onto
live
power
before
in
existing
PANEL
electrical
power
shown
procedures
plug
from
fuse
circuit
welding
screws
cap
4-2).
screws
and
discard.
using
rear
4-2.
panel
Figure
Figure
holes
cylinder
INSTALLATION
SHOCK
parts.
source,
employing
inspecting
consist
from
receptacle,
in
switch
box,
breaker
or
top
source
and
of
welding
Install
power
in
1/4-20
of
using
in
rear
welding
4-2
bracket.
kill.
can
and
lockout/tag
install.
or
of
remov
position,
open
or
shutting
other
discon
asso
run
x
3/4
1/4-20
panel.
dis
pad
off
Nut
Spreader
Bar
Casters
Cylinder
Nut
Washer
Cap
Screw
chain
Washers
Flat
Washers
Flat
Cylinder
Rack
Axle
SC-049
.wheel
808-E
Figure
4-2.
Running
Gear
Installation
OM-113
336
Page
11
Page 20
IMPORTANT:
during
such
the
Remove
hand
move
pull
ly
for
as
corner
wiring
capabilities
moved
tions,
for
facing
1.
2.
through through
3.
Disconnect
4.
Connect
PLG2.
er
(see
Install
5.
front
panel,
1.
Step
SPW-
1
Spot
the
Spool
right,
of
front
harness
wiring
gun.
are
cover
in
this
procedure
left
or
front
panel.
module
wiring
harness
of
end
opening
approximately
jumpered
receptacle
Be
Figure
SPW-1
sure
and
the
connectors
4-3).
panel
secure
will
Panel
Retain
for
reinstallation.
with
respect
plate
panel.
clamped
from
first
harness
front
panel
in.
2
(51
connector
RC55
from
into
upper
using
not
all
from
to
clamp
with
mm).
from
SPW-1
are
screws
provide
hardware
the
to
upper
air
baffle.
and
connectors
will
it
plug
locked
right
removed
All
opera-
careful
PLG2.
panel
togeth
corner
spot
re
direc
right-
Re
come
to
of
in
WARNING:
a
rupture
loss
serious
causing
of
life;
injury
Keep
cylinders
electrical
allow
Never
cylinder.
Always
bracket,awall,
gear
port.
B.
Regulator/Flowmeter
ure
4-4)
With
1.
2.
the
cylinder
der
cylinder
gas
dure
cumulated
The
equipped
for
(see
cap
valve,
from
flows
rid
gets
around
regulator/flowmeter
with
with
use
cylinders.
not
A
use
gasket
IMPORTANT:
leaks.
Do
PRESSURIZED
serious
FALLING
and
away
circuits.
a
welding
cylinder
correctly
Figure
and
open
cylinder,
of
dust
any
the
a
stem,
either
CO2
should
lubricants
personal
CYLINDERS
equipment
from
electrode
securely
other
or
(Customer
installed,
Stand
4-4).
the
close
dirt
or
valve
must
nut
connectors,
cylinders
be
or
sealing
CYLINDERS
damage.
welding
stationary
Supplied)
remove
to
one
valve
slightly.
valve.
that
may
seat.
be
or
installed
agents.
can
and
injury
can
cause
other
or
touch
to
to
running
any
sup
(Fig
cylin
sideofthe
When
This
proce
have
properly
and
gasket
Argon/CO2
to
prevent
ac
Plug
PLG2
Receptacle
RC55
SPw-1
Panel
Spot
4-5.
A.
Gas
on
cylinder
chain
cylinder
the
vent
valve.
OM-113
336
._~
FIgure
SHIELDING
Cylinder
cylinder
gas
bracket.Ifthe
to
cylinder
Page
SPW-1
4-3.
GAS
(Customer
to
wall
from
12
INSTALLATION
running
running
other
or
falling
Panel
Installation
Supplied)
using
gear
gear
stationary
and
over
(Figure
safety
is
not
to
support
breaking
be
3-3)
chain
used,
to
pre
off
the
Install
3.
the
vertical
onto
A
4.
rear
connections.
this
to
10
WORK
ft.
4-6.
A
supplied
onto
plug
A.
Work
1.
Insert
lug
sleeves.
2.
Lay clamp
3.
Align
with
cure
supplied
4.
Bend
dle
Slide
5. the
regulator
gas
of
face
position,
cylinder.
gas
shielding
the
of
welding
fitting.
output
the
regulator/f
CABLE
cable
(3
m)
with
the
unit.
the
cable,
Clamp
end
the
it
on
through
work
the
which
smaller
the
the
hole
terminal
the
nut
the
tabs
the
insulating
work
clamp
onto
the
regulator/flowmeter
and
output
gas
power
Attach
Attach
lowmeter.
ASSEMBLY
with
a
To
install
one
lug
proceed
Installation
the
work
of
one
cable
inside
the
hole
work
the
lug
bolt.
the
on
work
sleeveonthe
handle.
flattest
to
end
has
in
and
the
cylinder
gas
tighten
fitting
source
end
other
attached
the
work
follows:
as
(Figure
cable
of
two
the
inner
in
work
the
cable
the
work
of
the
endofthe
supplied
stem
is
provided
for
of
the
clamp
4-5)
with
handle
surface.
clamp
terminal
clamp
work
work
valve;
gauge
nut
securely
making
hose
gas
gas
to
one
and
the
terminal
insulating
of
the
handle
lug.
with
clamp
cable
keep
in
at
hose
end
work
the
the
gas
to
is
jack
Se
the
han
over
Page 21
Gas
Connection
(5/8.18
Fitting
Hose
Male
Required)
Regulator
CO2
CO2
Washer
Installation
CO2
Cylinder
Gas
Connection
(5/8-18
Fitting
Hose
Male
Required)
Argon
Installation
Argon
Argon
Mix
Or
Cylinder
SB-109
492-A
B.
6.
Step
Jack
Slide
other
4
Figure
Plug
the
remaining
work
clamp
Step
4-5.
Installation
Work
Figure
insulating
handle.
Step
Steps
Clamp
(Figure
4-4.
sleeve
6
1
and
5
Installation
4-6)
Typical
over
3
Step
Regulator/Flowmeter
the
5.
Insert
looped
Twist
6. is
tight
Cut
Bend
(C)
Wrap
lated
Push
off
of
7.
8.
9.
10.
AU
B~
0250
Installation
in.
3/8
a
endsoftie
wire
tie
(B)
around
looped
twisted
the
uninsulated
the
portion
the
of
strip
of
jack plug
(9.5
mm)
wire.
until
entire
insulation
endsoftie
tie
wire
portion
onto
foil
and
cable
copper
cable
U
diameter
tie
of
cable.
wire.
over
of
cable.
tightly
twisted
over
wire
and
rod
is
twisted
along
around
tie
wire
copper
through
and
the
side
uninsu
(D).
foil
(E).
The
cables
onto
1.
2.
3.
4.
supplied
to
the
weld
cables
Remove end
of
Clamp tending
(44
mm).
Place
mately
Make
ends
of
jack
weld
3/4
each
cable
upward
steel
1/4
half
a
tie
plugs
output
follows:
as
in.
weld
in
a
tie
wire
in.
(6
turn
wire
out
used
are
receptacles.
of
mm)
(19
with
vise
the
vise
of
approximately
(itemA,Figure
from
mm)
around
cable
together.
the
jack
from
end
weld
plugs
to
connect
Install
insulation
uninsulated
1-3/4
4-6)
approxi
endofinsulation.
bringing
looped
one
ex
in.
~
FP
Figure
4-6.
Jack
Plug
Installation
OM-113
336
S~0023
Page
13
Page 22
11.
12.
13.
4-7.
Insert
the
holes
in
cable
torn
insulating jack
lines
Insert
hole
en.
WELD
and
plug
with
up
the
in
insulating
POLARITY
NEGATIVE
setscrews
plug,
jack
from
sleeve.
cable
rernaining
8-32
self-tapping
and
and
vise,
Slide
insulating
until
hole
hole
into
SELECTION
into
center
tighten
insert
in
insulating
in
jack
screw
jack
plug,
POSITIVE
(E). jack
sleeve
plug
(F)
and
plug
over
sleeve
(F).
through
and
tight-
bot-
into
1.
Open
Loosen
2.
(see
IMPORTANT:
of
the
tip
without
ble
3. outlet
ing
sembly
4.
Tighten
Close
5.
access
the
Figure
Wire
the
guide
touching.
the
guide,
power
as
the
and
door.
gun/feeder
4-7).
guides
is
as
should
closetothe
gun/feeder
through
source
illustrated
the
front
in
gun/feeder
secure
access
connector
be
drive
connector,
access
and
panel
Figures
connector
door.
securing
installed
rolls
as
which
in
the
hole
the
into
4-7
and
securing
knob
that
so
possi
includes
weld-
drive
as
4-8.
knob.
WARNING:
ING
a
can
nections.
Do
Shut
ing
Do
welding.
Secure
before
IMPORTANT:
1.
2.
them
Connect POSITIVE
Connect
TIVE
()
secure
IMPORTANT:
Connections,
receptacles;
~
MWG-200
WARNING:
Do
Shut
connect
4-8.
ging
ing.
Lockout/tagging
input
ing
locking removing
and
red-tagging
necting
A.
Gun/Feeder
And
4-8)
IMPORTANT:
assembly.
gun
OM-113
336
Page
ELECTRIC
burn
skin
not
touch
down
welding
twistlock
any
not
change
twistlock
welding.
Rotate
in
receptacles,
weld
For
reverse
electrode
not
down
jack
(+)
jack
Electrode
WELDING
touch
jack
plug
weld
plug
output
cable
becomes
ELECTRIC
welding
input
procedures
power
line
disconnect
fuses
device.
Connector
The
outlet
14
1
SHOCKcan
or
damage
live
electrical
power
plug
position
plug
plugs
weld
on
output
from
receptacle.
Negative/Straight
connections
GUN
live
electrical
power
power
before
procedures
plug
fuse
from
circuit
Installation
guide
parts.
source
connections.
oftwistlockplug
in
selected
turn
1/4
cable
receptacle.
work
cable
negative.
CONNECTIONS
SHOCK
parts.
source,
employing
inspecting
consist
from
receptacle,
in
switch
box,
breaker
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or
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ARC
kill;
electrical
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while
receptacle
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unit
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into
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to
can
output
kill.
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install-
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of
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collar
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fully
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INSTALLATION
WARNING:
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ing
locking removing
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regulator/flowmeter
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clockwise.
power
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connect
ging
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connections.
insert
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wire
and
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connect
not
source
down
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guns
both
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Gas
Use
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shielding
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the
Align
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with
When
ELECTRIC
touch
at
input
keyway
connector,
the
contactor
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OPTIONAL
live
electrical
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the
same
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power
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on
and
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gun
energizes,
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guns
time.
power
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from
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disconnect
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electrode
gun
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pure
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switch
from
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breakerorother
wires
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operated.
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hose
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on
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on
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the
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energized
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the
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threads.
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the
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pad
off
power
alumi
Gun
to
supply.
Page 23
Hub
Wire
Guide
Outlet
Drive
Cover
Roll
Front
Of
Panel
Unit
Nut
Hex
Compression
Spring
Ring
Figure
Spool
4.7.
Gun/Feeder
Liner
Connector
And
Securing
Wire
Gun/Feeder
Connector
Spool
Knob
Installation
Gun/Feeder
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SA.o72
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Welding
B
Gun
Connections
C
OM-113
336
Page
15
Page 24
B.
Insert
weld
tacle
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Weld
Spool
output
key.
SPOOL
Cable
Connections
Gun
welding
receptacle
Rotate
plug
GUN
cable
with
flat
clockwise
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into
plug
side
facing
turn.
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of
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spool
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spool
flange
spools.
spring.
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secure
wire
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of
hub.
spring
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onto
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onto
hole
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in.
access
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in
spool
hub
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mm)
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wire
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it
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against
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use
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View
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closes
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power
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volts
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connect
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not
touch
down
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input
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live
power
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input
locking
line
removing
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device.
side
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retaining
16
Page
procedures
power
disconnect
fuses
from
circuit
access
ring.
the
welding
the
and
switch
gun
flows,
gas
Of
3-Socket
Socket
GUN
receptacle
Hz.
60
source
0
volts
Hz.
60
SPOOL
SHOCK
electrical
power
employing
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plug
inspecting
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switch
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door.
RC3
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provided
power
align
gun,
threaded
rotate
is
closed,
and
wire
Spool
Locations
contactor
opens
contactor.
INSTALLATION
can
parts.
source,
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receptacle,
in
open
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power
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fuses
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Requirements
Input
power
supply.
input
unit
nameplate.
how
proper
required.
ADJUSTMENT
SHOCK
live
electrical
power
power
employing
before
procedures
from
plug
switch
from
fuse
circuit
breaker
slowly
pulling
unwind
to
keep
wire
feeding
or
tighten
the
accordingly.
CONNECTIONS
INPUT
SHOCK
live
electrical
power
power
employing
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procedures
from
plug
switch
from
fuse
circuit
breaker
source
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input
voltages
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about
the
connections
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parts.
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inspecting
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open
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ceases.
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nut
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on
parts.
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or
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shown
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other
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kill.
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match
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ser
be
made,
Page 25
B.
Jumper
a
Jumper
from
different
attached
bag
the
input
the
input
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proceeding.
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voltage
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beginning
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phase
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IMPORTANT:
or
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JUMPER
unit.
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the
4-10.
Input
LINK
Position
voltage
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terminals.
label
input
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label
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the
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Input
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label
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17
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336
Page 26
a
WARNING:
Do
not
connect
ductortothe
Do
not
connect
to
an
input
Incorrect
electrically
chassis. the
grounding
input
The
welding
purposes
energized
power
ELECTRIC
an
ground
the
line
terminal.
connections
ground
input
term
ground
welding
terminal
source
only.
SHOCK
(white
mal.
(green)
can
chassis
can
or
black)
result
power
is
connected
kill.
con
conductor
in
an
source
andisfor
to
1.
Open
Install
2.
4-10.
IMPORTANT:
when
loosened
wire
the
left
welding
during
side
access
Spooled
from
the
the
threading
wire
wire
door.
spool
has
spool.
operation.
according
a
tendency
Maintain
a
to
to
firm
Section
unravel
on
grip
Li
Line
Conductor
Figure
4-12.
Wall
Receptacle
Wall
Receptacle
Connections
L2
Line
Conductor
And
Ground
Line
Conductor
Disconnect
Switch
Power
SA-112
Cable
075-A
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Unreel
mm)
or
Release and drive
Route
lower
(see
Pivot
Reinstall
wire
Lay
of
any
sharp
pivot
roll.
welding
drive
Figure
upper
is
gun
and
wire
edges.
pressure
in
cable
possible.
Energize
has
spot
welding
in
switch
the
straighten
from
wire
that
drive
upper
wire
roll
groove,
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drive
pressure
groove
of
assembly
welding
CONTINUOUS
approximately
wire
spool.
is
spring
roll
spring.
drive
power
capabilities,
bent,
roll
into
and
down
out
and
on
and
up
wire
into
onto
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rolls.
as
source.
remove
drive
inlet
wire
sure
straight
place
position.
roll
away
lower
If
power
in.
6
any
assembly,
from
guide,
outlet
drive
that
welding
flat
and
source
the
Selector
(152
burrs
lower
along guide
roll.
as
4-13.
a
OM-113
WELDING
WARNING:
Do
Keep
Do
feeder
The
welding
with
it
WELDING
wounds;
burns.
Do
so.
Do
any
when
Allow
336
Page
WIRE
PARTS
not
touch
away
not
energize
until
wire
are
energized
HOT
not
press
not
point
conductive
threading
to
gun
18
THREADING
ELECTRIC
can
cause
live
electrical
from
moving
welding
instructedtodo
and
all
metal
while
WIRE
can
SURFACES
trigger
gun
toward
gun
surface,
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cool
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parts.
parts.
source
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so.
parts
welding.
cause
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instructedtodo
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kill;
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wire
or
in
contact
puncture
severe
of
the
body,
personnel
11.
Depress
feeds nozzle.
cut
12.
Deenergize
13.
Adjust
necessary.
14.
Close
IMPORTANT:
wire
ing
has
a
sharp
and
approximately
If
wire
off
wire
hub
and
secure
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extends
1/4
end.
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feeds
to
1/4
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tension
in.
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the
gun
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than
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in.
power
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mm)
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the
wire
the
gun
nozzle,
4-11,
weld
and
if
Page 27
SECTION
5
OPERATOR
CONTROLS
Selector
Switch
OPTIONAL
Weld
Cable
Spool
Receptacle
Gun
Thickness
Receptacles
Selector
Figure
Volts
And
Plug
5-1.
Operator
Controls
Pulse
Time
Fine
Wire
Control
Gun
Power
Pilot
Off
Control
(+)
Receptacle
Tuning
Speed
Trigger
Switch
Light
Weld
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welding
whenever indicates
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light.
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the
that
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POWER
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switch
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the
The
pilot
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the
input
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OFF
the
and
LIGHT
ON
position
light
ON
power.
energizes
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position
off
turns
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a
THICKNESS
CAUTION: and
When
the
pilot
the
comes
light
internal
is
thermostatically
additional
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THICKNESS
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receptacle
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Do
plug
change
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POWER
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SELECTOR
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contact
THICKNESS
while
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switch
is
the
fan
motor
are
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controlled
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under
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does
and
only
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jack
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load.
336
Page
po
not
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5-1)
plug
19
Page 28
Arcing
pitted.
Eventually
tor
plug
The
THICKNESS
tacles
provide
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higher
numbered
IMPORTANT:
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to
rotate
it
5-3.
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the control
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may
IMPORTANT:
WIRE
when
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not
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are
VOLTS
secure
plug
from
receptacle.
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weld.
clockwise
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of
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speed.
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IMPORTANT:
WIRE
Exceeding
circuit feed.
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Selector
The
Selector
tinuous,
1.
OM-113
the fan
OPTIONAL
TROLS
SPEED
the
breaker
switch
or
spot,
Continuous
336
Page
control
causes
the
contact
continuity
no
longer
VOLTS
selection
a
works
selector of
heat
receptacle,
After
installing
When
turn
counterclockwise
WIRE
selector
rotate
removing
SPEED
FINE
WIRE
WIRE
speed
the
increases
the
FINE
in
percent
FINE
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while
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the
PULSE
control
must
is
thermostatically
the
unit
transformer
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fan
motor
the
unit
thermostats
motor.
SPEED
which
at
FINE
wire
TUNING
and
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POWER
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in
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the
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the
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control
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to
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welding
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released.
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of
melt-throughs.
control
for
of
pulse
pulse
enables
operation.
spot/pulse
in
percent
the
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off
time
in
off
time.
a
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in
the
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to
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decrease
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for
on
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in
Page 29
SECTION
6
SEQUENCE
OF
OPERATION
f%~
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6-1.
a
1.
WARNING:
MOVING IMPROPER
ENVIRONMENT
Do
not
touch
Keep
away
Keep
all
operating.
RAYS,
burn
is
with
eyes
Warranty
operated
removed.
ARC
can
hearing.
Wear
correct
FUMES
your
Keep
gases.
If
AND
health.
your
Ventilate
ventilation
breathing
WELDING
wounds.
Do
not
point
conductive
any
HOT
METAL,
Watch
Keep
how
Do
Allow
not
fire
a
to
work
for
use
use
cause
handling.
MAGNETIC
affect
can
Wearers
near
going
operations.
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See
Section
Arc
Welding
safety
GAS
information.
METAL
TINUOUS
PULSED
WARNING:
tion
ARC
at
beginning
proceeding.
Install
and
connect
ELECTRIC
PARTS
AIRFLOW
can
live
from
covers
if
void
portion
any
SPARKS,
and
eye,
GASES
head
to
keep
is
device.
WIRE
gun
surface,
SPATTER,
and
burns.
fire.
fire
extinguisher
it.
near
and
FIELDS
pacemaker
should
arc
welding,
-
1
Safety
Power
ARC
AND
GAS
(GMAW-P)
Read
unit
SHOCK
can
cause
AND
damage
electrical
moving
and
the
welding
skin;
ear,
out
from
parts.
panels
of
the
AND
HOT
NOISE
and
can
of
the
breathing
parts.
body
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toward
any
or
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AND
nearby,
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equipment
FROM
HIGH
operation.
consult
their
gouging,
Rules
For
WELDING
METAL
and
of
entire
for
ARC
follow
Section
according
can
serious
EXPOSURE
internal
in
place
outer
can
source
enclosure
SURFACES
damage
power
protection.
seriously
fumes
use
approved
puncture
of
part
the
personnel.
SLAG
and
material.
cool
to
CURRENTS
doctor before
or
spot
Operation
basic
welding
(GMAW)-CON
WELDING-
to
informa
6
section
safety
kill;
injury;
TO
parts.
while
is
harm
and
body,
can
know
before
weld
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before
4.
IMPORTANT:
NEGATIVE from
unit
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2.
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a
age
components.
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piece.
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instructed
as
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applicable,
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7.
8.
pulse
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sired
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TIME
settings
a
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base
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appropriate
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base bead
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that
sure
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voltage.
decrease
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while
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on
gas
spring
drive
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sure
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into
Section
dry
insulating
clean
WELDING
vehicle
sure
on
on
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a
work
to
avoid
vehicle.
vehicle.
all
computers
tight.
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clamp
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place
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continuous
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positionifpulse
welding,
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voltage
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thickness
metal
5-2
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type
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the
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edges
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the
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hose
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battery
vehicle
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weld
to
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the
in
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PULSE
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condition
plug
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that
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bead
total
length
the
of
voltage.
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can
gas
pressure,
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away
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cable
(+)
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workpiece.
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and
other
cables
computer(s)
close
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electrical
connections
bare
clean,
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Selector
the
switch
CONTINUOUS
and
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with
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that
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type
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thickness
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be
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at
source.
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and
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on
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THICKNESS
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SPEED
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required
pressure
pivot
roll.
336
Page
into
cable
re
dam
weld
weld
pos
clean
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in
be
21
Page 30
Table
6-1.
Suggested
Parameters
For
Continuous
Gas
Metal
Arc
Welding
(GMAW)
Metal
Thickness
.030
.035
*Amperage
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WARNING:
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with
ger
b.
Energize
gun
just
hose.
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typical.
or
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welding
gas.
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Adjustment
Receptacle
Gauges
Inches
Millimeters
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in.
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mm)
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it
while
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all
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power
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22-18
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35-65
adjusting
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parts.
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15
to
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16.
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6-2.
GAS
(Models
WARNING:
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tion
Install
a
IMPORTANT:
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unit
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ceptacle
3
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pulse
TIME
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into
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4
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140-180 175-220
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TIME
arc
TIME/PULSE
control
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SPW-1
follow
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receptacle
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safety
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10
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6
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lower
IMPORTANT:
the
gun
trigger
accurately
helmet
15.
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ter
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336
drive
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reinstall
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to
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is
position
pressing
FINE
Adjust
22
Page
welding
roll
housing
drive
roll
pressure
secure
helmet
Z49.
power
wire
nozzle,
gun
helmet,
welding
pressed;
on
gun
trigger.
gun
TUNING
the
wire
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power
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down
onto
spring.
side
access
with
proper
1.
source.
extends
position
and
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wire
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therefore,
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joint
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speed
source.
follows:
drive
lower
door.
lens
filter
approximately
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gun
trigger.
gun
not
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the
operator
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control
weld
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1/4
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quick-
2.
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CAUTION: vehicle
components.
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piece.
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Set
5.
feed
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speed,
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and
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vehicle.
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clamp
in
Section
parameters
weld
spot
piece
twice
clean
gloves
CURRENT
and
battery
computer(s)
close
as
electrical
circuit
to
clean,
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4-13ofthis
time,
of
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the
thickness
surface
and
clothing.
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the
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paths.
connections
bare
metal
wire,
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the
same
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to
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and
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weld-
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of
final
work
pos
wire
as
but
Page 31
b.
IMPORTANT:
coarse
length
adjustment
and
welding
double unit.
IMPORTANT: wire
ing cycle,
back
the wire
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thickness
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in
CONTINUOUS
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and
ple
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and
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Use
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rotate
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15
for
speed
CONTINUOUS
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and
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set,
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nozzle
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power
TIME/PULSE
TIME
controls
correct
free
of
the
burnback
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time.Ifthe
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tube,
the
contact
contact
contact
on
optional
and
set
parameters
Section
metal
6-1.
thickness
position
be
observed
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gun.
required
feed
to
speed
welding
welding
with
appropriate
of
metal
workpiece.
to
puddle.
at
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desired
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tube
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voltage
of
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operation.
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coarse
parameters
nozzle
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TIME
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settings.
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weld Table
To
piece, trigger.
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Control.
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gun
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the
and
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completing
before
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resets
6.
workpiece.
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3.
SHUTTING
Stop
Shut
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WARNING: SHIELDING
Shut
6-3.
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several
parameters
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hold
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is
pressed;
position
pressing
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gun
TIME/PULSE
the
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joint
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cycle
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off
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TIME
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power
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nozzle
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for
the
TIME/PULSE
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the
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held
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trigger
cycle
stops,
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and
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source.
the
source.
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harm
health
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in
when
to
determine
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on
depress
welding
length
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operator
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closed
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is
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gun
wire
of
time
TIME
until
can
until
Out,
the
unit
prepare
final
OF
kill.
if
to
Weld
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blue
circle
sion
visible
weld.
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burn-through
side
of
weld.
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verse
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dark trusion but
pulled
in
bottom
No
dark trusion
and
pulled
burn-through
of
side
blue
on
reverse
when
welded
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piece
blue
on
reverse
when
apart,
penetration
metal.
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small
or
on
reverse
on
weld.
circle
or
side
small
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small
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metal.
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circle
welded
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side
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of
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of
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parameters spot
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of
Table
spot
time
6-2.
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Cause
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time
too
voltage
wire
and
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feed
set
set
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correctly.
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speed
correctly,
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set
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high.
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speed
correctly,
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low.
set
Parameters
Correction
None.
Procedure
DecreaseSPOTTIME/PULSEONTIMEControI
setting.
f
in
speed
f
in
speed
Section
Section
but
Repeat
voltage
Increase
and
setting.
Repeat voltage
Steps
and
Steps
wire
SPOT
wire
thru
5a
feed
TIME/PULSE
thru
5a
feed
6-2
to
parameters.
ON
TIME
6-2
to
parameters.
OM-113
336
reset
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SECTION
7
MAINTENANCE
TROUBLESHOOTING
&
7-1.
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precautionary
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MAINTENANCE
six
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7-2.
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Motor
Brushes
OM-113
336
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25
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d.
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WARNING:
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a.
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c.
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with
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c.
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wards
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4.
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side
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drive
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onto
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keyway
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gear
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horizontal
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the
motor
nut
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facing
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WARNING:
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line
disconnect
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and
7-9.
a
TROUBLESHOOTING
WARNING:
Do
Shutdown
nect
procedures
servicing.
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input
line
fuses
ing
tagging
device.
Keep
HOT
Allow
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qualified
It
is
assumed
Section
to
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with
was
to
The
remedies
this
with
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forming
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dures
function
the
working
the
welding
following
for
welding
circuit
the
procedures.
these
and
instructions.
touch
not
input
power
disconnect
from
circuit
PARTS
away
SURFACES
cooling
persons.
the
that
this
4
of
of
controls,
property,
process.
table
is
of
some
source.
power
diagram
If
the
procedures,
Service
Station.
strictly
ELECTRIC
live
welding
power
SHOCK
electrical
powersource,
employing
inspecting,
procedures
from
plug
switch
fuse
breakerorother
from
period
unit
manual,
and
designed
the
while
trouble
follow
in
box,
can
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can
cause
be
to
was
properly
the
that
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to
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Use
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contact
In
the
receptacle,
open
or
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maintaining,
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off
shutting
and
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serious
parts.
severe
injury.
burns.
servicing.
performed
installed
operator
trouble
that
table
remedied
the
nearest
cases
only
is
power
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and
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may
in
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of
equipment
discon
or
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provide
in
per
Factory
proce
OM-113
336
Page
28
Page 37
Table
7-2.
Troubleshooting
No
weld
feed.
No
weld
Low
weld
Electrode
while
welding.
Unit
shuts
TROUBLE
output;
output;
output.
wire
down
wire
wire
stops
~
while
does
not
feeds.
feeding
welding.
PROBABLE
Line
Disconnect
position.
Improper
nections.
Input
proper
Line
Main
(thermal
Gun
leads.
POWER
Switch
THICKNESS
secure
Work
or
incomplete
etc.
Contact
Low
Input
wrong
Circuit
Sharp
cablesorliners,
Incorrect
Contact
stricted;
tube.
Friction
Gun
Broken
Worn
Drive
Excessive
tor.
Drive
Drive
Gun
leads
or
Fan
electrical
voltage
position.
fuse(s)
rectifier
shutdown).
switch,
switch
control
in
receptacle.
clamp
surface
on
tube.
input
voltage.
voltage
position.
breaker
excessive
or
hub
tube
burnback
in
gun.
liner
dirty,
or
damaged
drive
rolls
misaligned.
motor
Motor
trigger
broken.
motor
jumper
open.
SRi
VOLTS
connection
due
tension.
rolls.
loading
brushes.
M.
switch
FM.
CAUSE
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input
links
overheating
or
gun
Si.
CR1.
relay
plug
to
rust,
of
workpiece.
jumper
CB2.
bend
opening
of
wire
restricted.
gun
of
drive
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in
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con-
not
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not
loose
paint,
link
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into
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REMEDY
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See
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Allow
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gun
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fuses.
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for
good
necessary
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position.
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link
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metal-to-metal
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7-6).
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rolls
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in
drive
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motor
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assembly.
if
necessary.
if
necessary.
replace
if
liners
4-li).
.
7-2).
7-2
and
necessary
(see
7-3).
(see
OM-113
336
Page
29
Page 38
Table
7.2.
Troubleshooting
(Continued)
No
open-circuit
Wire
does
voltage
Spot
out
Pulsed available.
normal.
weld
(models
wire
TROUBLE
not
feed;
timer
with
feed
voltage.
open
does
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SPW-1
panel).
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circuit
time
not
PROBABLE
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secure
in
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switch.
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336
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31
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817-A
OM.113
336
Page
33
Page 42
SECTION
9
WELDING
TECHNIQUES
&
TROUBLESHOOTING
CURRENT
battery
as
electrical
long
source
work
clamp
cables
close
and
to
as
are
can
other
before
the
weld
paths.
well
as
clean
dam
elec
weld
as
cable
and
a
CAUTION:
vehicle
age
tronic
Disconnect
on
ing
Place
possible
Be
sure
connections
WELDING
components
components.
both
vehicle.
a
work
clamp
avoid
to
to
power
gun
to
tight.
To
be
100
percent
from
ARC
SEAM
Continuous
9-1.
a
good
Metal
of
One
selection,
hand
one
(avoid
and
gun
toward
(see
angle
and
arc
helmet.
a
from
the
Arc
the
doing
or
9-1.
The
ability
tinuous
several and
shielding
the
on
other
tion
the
60
to
good
seam
(6-8
mm)
computer(s)
GAS
CONTINUOUS
Figure
to
produce
Seam
factors.
gas
the
gun
workpiece
hand
degree
viewofthe while
to
gun
wearing
distance
hold
either
lead
METAL
Gas
in
theworkpieceduringthearcstartingandwelding
Do
not
starts,
in
a
poor
The
welding
pressed.
inch
1/4
seam
pull
this
as
weld.
Therefore
(6mm)
before
the
gun
will
create
wire
beyond
lowering
is
back
not
the
from
a
long
energized
welding
the
the
helmet
of
free
risk,
vehicle.
the
WELDING
Seam
bead
while
process
most
is
the
and
rest
this
control
away
Figure
is
important,
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hot
on
the
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from
9-2).
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Maintain
bottomofthe
the
wire
nozzle
gun
seam
extension
until
wire
and
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can
and
pressing
disconnect
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the
using
dependent
after
the
gun
sideofthe
material);
trigger.
the
body
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follow
to
to
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1/4
nozzle
gun
when
and
the
trigger
extended
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placed
the
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on
wire
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held.
hand
use
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at
45
a
give
the
6inch
to
period.
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result
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on
the
gun
trigger.
is
1
S-
2
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Gun
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the
seam
beyond
be
regulated
technique
inches
20
(see
per
in
a
steady
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each
by
material,
used.
minute
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ment
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gun
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current
average
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moved
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drag
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travel
speed
required,
selected
speed
the
is
9-2.
along
technique
degrees
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and
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15
to
04
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or
9-3),
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the
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it
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9-3.
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Other
istics
hand vertical
gun
the
ing
forehand
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welding
the
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forehand
and
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positioned
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fed
into
the
technique
wire
is
backhand
less
and
techniques
GMAW
positions.
direction
weld
fed
technique
spatter
Welding
welding
technique,
that
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of
metal
the
in
the
same
the
on
In
the
arc
gun
Techniques
affect
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process
and
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electrode
travel.
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previously
is
angled
directionasthe
generally
yields
workpiece.
weld
the
include
the
verticalupand
technique
wire
is
filler
metal
deposited.
that
so
a
more
character
the
back
the
feeding
is
be
In
the
the
elec
travel.
arc
stable
in
OM-113
336
Page
34
Page 43
DirectionofArc
Travel
DirectionofArc
Travel
Backhand
The
direction
the
in
the
vertical
vertical
up
of
position.
and/or
travel
arc
vertical
positioningisextremely
be
kept
on
the
leading
edge
Technique
down
when
the
In
both
of
important
of
the
Figure
techniques
welding
these
because
puddle
must
techniques
to
9-4.
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describe
be
the
arc
ensure
done
gun
must
corn-
Gun
Positions
weld
plete
employed
when
bridging
sideofthe
Forehand
welding
the
the
to
The
other.
penetration.
when
a
gap,
work
arc
drag
in
can
Technique
technique
the
vertical
be
oscillated
is
generally
position,
from
but
one
9-2.
In
pulsed
work
the
ing
switch
is
ger
GAS
METAL
Figure
welding
during
the
period
is
placed
depressed,
Vertical
ARC
the
period
of
Pulse
in
the
the
welding
Figure
WELDING
9-6.
Pulsed
filler
of
Pulse
Off
PULSE
Up
9-5.
metal
On
Time.
position
wire
Welding
In
(GMAW)-PULSED
Seam
transferred
is
cools
and
Time,
When
feeds
the
and
the
through
The
VerticalUpAnd
the
to
dur
selector
trig
gun
the
gun
Vertical
the
for
TIME
wire
length
control.
stops
OFF
until
better
gauge
of
procedures
those
as
SELECTOR
the
and
OFF
PULSE
continues control
provides
thin
likelihood
Set-up
same
the
tion
PULSE
positions.
time
of
At
the
feeding
TIME
the
for
the
gun
control
metals,
burn
for
SPOT
TIME
Vertical
Down
set
end
for
control.
amount
Position
on
of
the
trigger
of
thereby
throughs.
for
pulsed
continuous
TIME/PULSE
controls
Down
the
SPOT
the
length
This
time
of
is
released.
the
pulse
on
heat
on
of
selected
input
decreasing
seam
seam
welding
is
placed
must
in
ON
be
TIME/PULSE
time
the
time
set
off
and
on
The
pulse
the
to
distortion
welding
except
PULSE
the
TIME
control
the
to
set
OM-113
336
welding
on
sequence
the
option
weld
and
are
posi
desired
Page
ON
the
time
on
the
the
that
and
35
Page 44
9-3.
Instead
pieces
1-1/2
spot
welding
gether
into
the
position.
any
than
cleaning
pieces
GAS
METAL
of
having
of
sheet
inches
(25-38
process
by
penetrating
other.
The
overlap.
Figure
a
steel
spot
Little
the
ARC
WELDING
9-7.
continuous
together,
mm)
apart
fuses
entirely
process
joint
preparation
surfaces
Spot
or
welding
can
two
pieces
through
is
and
(GMAW)-SPOT
Weld
be
done.
of
one
weld
in
sheet
pulsed
designed
is
required
ensuring
spot
of
to
that
to
The
the
be
join
of
MIG
steel
pieces
used
other
the
two
1
two
to
to
in
is
Spot
welding
ous
seam
volved;
weld
top
9-8. wire will
SPOT
tinue
welded
time
will
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or
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sheet
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be
maintained
TIME/PULSE
to
has
open
GMAW
are
other
instead,
made
with
flammable
based
welding
there
by
placing
and
holding
the
gun
shielding
penetrate
the
bottom
the
spot
distortion
made
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arc
welding
in
elapsed
and
little
except
gas
for
in
close
materials.
the
same
on
that
is
a
welding
the
welding
motionless
it
will
the
ON
one
wire
will
is
be
full
TIME
place
sheet.
will
be
process
results.
trigger
technique,
proximity
principles
is
there
time
gun
as
no
travel
shown
depressed,
continuously
of
length
control
After
stop
broken.
time
and
until
the
the
preset
feeding,
produces
Because
it
is
often
to
upholstery,
continu
as
speed
interval.
in
electrode
fed.
set it
will
top
on
Figure
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on
sheet
directly
the
welding
the
contactor
little
of
the
low
used
rubber,
in
The
the
arc
the
con
is
heat,
heat
when
OM-113
336
Page
9-8.
Figure
36
Fender
Repair
With
Spot
Nozzle
Page 45
9-4.
PLUG
WELDS
9-5.
SKIP
WELDING
welds
Plug
metal
where
normal
sheet
pulsed
range
metal
welded
throughs.
holeinthe
together,
weld
can
welds
should
apart.
welds
Plug
proper
parameters
provide
the
sections
The
top
and
be
timed
on
a
thickness
of
the
without
weld
plug
sheet,
clamping
the
filling
using
be
spaced
sample
can
means
of
the
welding
too
are
producing
is
made
hole
with
the
spot
1
to
materials
be
set.
of
top
power
thin
by
the
timer
1-1/2
should
joining
sheet
source
to
be
spot
distortion
drilling
metal
sections
weldment.
a
or
inches
be
two
pieces
is
beyond
or
welded
or
or
punching
The
untimed.
(25-38
made
of
the
where
or
burn
a
tightly
plug
Plug
mm)
that
so
Skip
welding
short
welds,
consistent
each,
be
can
time
time
Skip
proper
9-6.
accomplished
and
the
welds
parameters
TROUBLESHOOTING
WELDING
A.
Porosity
provides
usually
jogging
timer
spot
on
sample
less
in
size
with
the
gun
times
material
can
PROCESS
means
a
than
and
this
trigger
out.
be
set.
of
making
3/4
in.,
(18
appearance.
unit
by
setting
off
and
should
THE
GAS
be
mm)
Skip
on
made
METAL
series
a
in
welding
a
spot
again
so
of
length
weld
each
that
ARC
1.
Inadequate
2.
Wrong
3.
Dirty
Possible
shielding
gas.
welding
wire.
Causes
gas
coverage.
Figure
Remove
Check
Eliminate
welding
Place
Increase
Decrease
trapment
Hold
Check
Use
Use
Eliminate
or
9-9.
gas
arc.
nozzle
gun
for
welding
clean
conduit.
Porosity
hoses
drafts
(from
1/4
flow
excessive
in
air
end
at
frozen
from
of
spatter
gas
of
grade
and
dry
pick
up
open
(6-8
zone.
molten
gas.
wire.
Actions
nozzle.
doors,
mm)
all
air
on
Corrective
the
gun
for
leaks.
fans,
to
the
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in.
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to
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flowtoavoid
gas
weld
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weld
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etc.)
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from
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workpiece.
weld
zone.
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solidifies.
from
wire
into
the
the
en
feeder
4.
Workpiece
5.
Welding
dirty.
wire
extends
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far
out
of
nozzle.
Remove
from
dirt
Use
a
more
Welding
all
work
wire
grease,
surface
highly
should
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deoxidizing
extend
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rust,
welding
in.
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paint,
wire.
mm)
undercoating,
of
nozzle.
out
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Page
37
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B.
Excessive
Spatter
1.
Excessive
gas.
C.
Incomplete
1.
Workpiece
2.
Insufficient
3.
Improper
Possible
spatter
Fusion
Possible
dirty.
heat
welding
when
using
(Lack
Causes
input.
technique.
C02
of
fusion)
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Figure
Select
SPEED
9-10.
Clean
paint,
Select
SPEED
When side
lower
voltage
control.
Incomplete
weld
surfaces
dirt,
etc.)
prior
higher
voltage
control.
usingaweaving
of
walls
the
Corrective
range
Fusion
Corrective
of
to
range
groove.
or
adjust
impurities
welding.
or
adjust
technique
Actions
FINE
Actions
(grease,
FINE
dwell
momentarily
TUNING
oil,
moisture,
WIRE
WIRE
on
rust,
the
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2.
Lack
of
Improper
Improper
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Possible
joint
weld
preparation.
technique.
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Provide
electrode
Keep
Provide
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Material
to
quate
maintaining
tics.
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(see
improved
directed
proper
too
gun
of
Penetration
thick.
provide
proper
normal
9-1).
access
angle.
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access
welding
angle
gun
at
root
the
at
leading
Corrective
preparation
the
bottomofthe
to
wire
achieve
to
of
joints.
edge
Actions
and
extension
maximum
of
design
and
the
puddle.
be
must
arc
ade
while
characteris
penetration
3.
Insufficient
OM-113
336
Page
38
heat
input.
Keep
Select
Reduce
Be
sure
on
arc
higher
the
welding
leading
voltage
travel
speed.
wire
edge
range
extends
of
the
and
1/4
puddle.
wire
speed.
in.
(6
mm)
out
of
nozzle.
Page 47
E.
Excessive
Penetration
(Burn-Through)
Figure
9-12.
Excessive
Penetration
1.
Excessive
F.
Cracks
1.
Improper
2.
Heat
shrinkage
G.
Waviness
in
input
and
Possible
heat
input.
Weld
Metal
Possible
joint
preparation.
too
high
distortion.
of
Bead
causing
excessive
Increase
Material
quate
lower
travel
too
to
provide
maintaining
tics.
Select
Increase
lower
travel
voltage
speed.
thick.
Joint
access
proper
voltage
speed.
Corrective
range
Corrective
preparation
to
welding
range
Actions
and
reduce
Actions
the
bottomofthe
extension
wire
and
reduce
and
wire
design
and
wire
speed.
must
groove
arc
speed.
be
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while
characteris
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2.
H.
1.
Welding
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Excessive
Possible
wire
extends
hand.
Possible
heat
input.
too
far
out
of
nozzle.
Figure
Figure
Waviness
9-13.
9-14.
lower
wire
hand
Humping
Welding
Support
Select
Weldinsmall
of
should
solid
on
voltage
segments
Bead
Corrective
extend
surface.
Corrective
range
and
Actions
in.
1/4
Actions
increase
or
allowtocool
(6
mm)
travel
between
of
out
speed.
OM-113
.
nozzle.
welds.
336
Page
39
Page 48
SECTION
10
AUTO
BODY
REPAIR
APPLICATION
CAUTION:
vehicle
a
age
components.
Disconnect
on
ing
Place
sible
Be
sure
connections
tight.
To
minimize
from
10-1.
POINTERS SHEET
Before of
work,
material
Whenever
the
easiest
be
welded
cable
clamp
Clean
the
plete
Usea.030
using
make
the
possible,
position
is
surface
current
or
this
same
clean
must
argon/carbon
Use
direct
current
To
through.
obtain
negative-work
Positive
WELD
(ground)
CE
IMPORTANT:
terials
nect
negative,
10-2.
The
used
or
1.
2.
3. Fit
weld
leadtothe
PTACLE.
such
for
direct
electrode
PROCEDURE
following
when
high
strength
Use
bare
to
three
area
ter
welding
Remove
shears,
cutting
a
which
as
using
a
power
inches
should
wheel.
new
was
overlap
OM-113
336
Page
WELDING
computers
both
vehicle.
a
work
clamp
to
avoid
to
gun
risk,
the
vehicle.
FOR
METAL
equipment
few
a
practice
as
weldinthe
learn.
to
and
be
attached
to
ensure
path.
in.
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dioxide
(0.8
shielding
straight
straight
lead
to
output
selector
RECEPTACLE
POSITIVE
For
maximum
18
gauge
current
wire
FOR
are
some
this
welding
steels:
wire
metalinthe
(51-76mm)
be
cleaned
is
completed.
damaged
or
a
power
piece
removed.
the
cut
away
40
CURRENT
battery
close
as
electrical
long
source
power
to
work
disconnect
WELDING
weld
to
welds
of
Be
of
0.6
or
the
flat
sure
paint
the
to
grounding
that
free
gas.
polarity
polarity
positive),
plug
penetration
mm)
(1.22
reverse
to
basic
brush
of
polarity
positive).
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guidelines
power
sander
or
to
area
on
for
metal
hand
grinder
sheet
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section
and
other
cables
the
to
paths.
as
on
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are
the
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sample
clamp
finished
position
that
and
parts
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mm)
for
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place
in
the
and
connect
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and
MILD
source
to
be
repaired.
either
side
applying
using
equipped
steel
over
material
new
one
by
dam
can
electronic
before
weld
well
as
clean
weld
as
cable
computer(s)
BODY
finished
piece
piece
workpiece.
since
this
the
material
The
rust.
being
and
reduced
the
OUTPUT
on
thicker,
(work
that
remove
body
hand
inch
work
welded.
to
com
wire
wire
Negative/
NEGATIVE
the
work
thicker
recon
lead
STEELS
can
weld
to
paint
Two
of
the
weld
filler
cutters,
with
the
section
should
(25
mm).
pos
and
and
burn
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ma
mild
af
be
of
to
to
to
to
is
a
4.
Clamp
weld.
Rotate
5.
to
burnback switch
Install
6.
With
7. on,
the from
repeatable
8.
Begin
side.
9.
Space
in.
IMPORTANT:
the
repair
After
10.
flush
11.
Smooth
10-3.
PROCEDURES ELS
IMPORTANT:
will
hayehis
cedures.
in
the
job
most
easier
door
in
how,
the
If
marily
repaired
1.
Remove
necessary
control
2.
Remove
with
face
Figure
the
the
the
50%,
to
the
the
place
material
new
the
edge.
spot
Distortion
spot
repair.
mm)
(5
this
as
welding,
surface.
to
the
Every
own
However,
cases,
and
is
severely
outer
the without
mechanisms,
edges
to
provide
Door
Inner
Flange
10-1.
new
FINE
weld
at40to
SPOT
the
nozzle
spot
shielding
the
spot
Fit
spot
welding
may
welds
Spot
in
diameter.
Do
not
will
promote
remove
joints
experienced
timer
50
position.
gas
nozzle
about
must
up
welds.
from
occur
1
to
welds
make
with
FOR
place,
WIRE
at
30
percent
the
on
and
power
and
1/2to3/4
be
tight
the
if
welding
in.
1/2
should
continuous
distortion
the
clamp
filler
body
WELDING
autobody
in
metal
methodofperforming
in
this
formation
this
welding
less
time
damaged,
or
panel,
necessarily
exterior
door
molding
to
remove
assembly,
of
door
room
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is
powersource
consuming.
but
the
installing
and
window
lock
or
and
place
work.
to
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and
prepare
SPEED
40
to
percent,
and
the
gun.
source
firmly
press
in.
(12-18
to
assure
center
Out
begins
(25-38
be
about
welds
and
and
and
DOOR
the
following
presented
the
damage
door
can
whole
a
hardware.
regulator,
runs.
flat
on
over
edges
Door
Skin
Damage
Inner
Door
Panel
Damage
to
spot
control
the
selector
turned
against
mm),
good,
each
on
the
at
mm)
apart
3/16
around
warpage.
spot
grind
finish.
PAN
repairman
pro
to
show
make
can
is
pri
be
easily
door.
new
It
is
not
remote
surface
of
sur
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3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
If
door
the
weld.
Grind
panel.
Repair
Position
the
end
weld
Spot
panel.
weld
Spot
Metal
finish
interior
has
off
the
any
the
flange
outer
new
trim
outer
an
hem
damage
outer
new
over
panel
hem
exterior
and
hardware.
reinforcement,
panel
the
inner
panel
inner
and
over
flange.
flange
to
the
reinforcement
to
flange
surface,
paint
remove
panel.
door
inner
panel.
and
Spot
Outer
Reinforcement
the
and
to
new
assembly
Weld
On
Panel
break
old
bend
door
panels
to
catedineach
inner
welded
inspect
panels
the
replaced.
Pulsed
Seam
Welds
Figure
Assembled
in
body
case.
must
10-3.
different
determine
to
After
be
carefully
Automotive
With
Continuous
And
places,
the
Welds
Spot
Spot
so
where
old
panel
checked,
Continuous
Body
Seam,
Welds
it
will
be
necessary
the
welds
is
removed,
straightened
Seam
Weld
Sections
Pulsed,
are
lo
the
or
S
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20
10-4.
HOW
SPATTER
Spatter
and
welding
them
covered
possible.
and
the
bolted
front
often
the
seam,
excessive
welding
welded
whole
the
which
problems,
used
PROCEDURES
AND
a
complete
to
structure,
is
welded
fenders
can
panels
in
dows,
from
stance
your
come
being
gon
10-5.
When
of
panel
be
spot
of
are
fender other
If
removed
ous
welded
Figure
10-2.
TO
excessive
windows.
near
and
When
welding
windows
heat
reduces
supplier,
ensure
for
the
002
gas
QUARTER
remove
or
in
in
place,
or
continuous
is
elongated
be
shifted
welded
are
panel
by
cutting
or
by
Car
place.
Hem
PREVENT
ON
WINDOWS
heat
Protect
far
as
must
should
by
using
heat
If
burn
that
size
material
mixture
FOR
PANELS
must
panel
the
bolts
to
cut
In
place.
while
the
so
that
and
simple
correctly
usually
into
is
be
to
replaced,
the
along
and
out
body
drilling
Flange
GLASS
become
can
the
from
away
be
be
covered
wet
rags.
transfer
through
the
correct
being
and
check
WELDING
be
replaced
securing
through
most
cases
other
welded.
seam
because
the
position
place.
weld
the
spot
manufacturers
Removal
BREAKAGE
problems
windows
the
heat
performed
and
A
putty
is
available
and
voltage
welded.
travel
it
the
panel
the
spot
front
a
of
old
welded
welds
will
The
the
the
Generally
panel
panels
aligned.
the
if
Inner
S
AND
when
by
keeping
zone
win
near
protected
like
sub
through
spatter
tap
Use
an
speed.
FENDERS
will
be
nec
the
to
if
welds
fender
be
either
alignment
bolt
holes
front
new
must
continu
by
if
it
is
spot
have
.04
as
be
ar
rest
the
will
all
be
the
is
19
The
tion
center
other.
weld
outer
new
by
vice-grips
and
In
order
only
important
the
sheet
this
concentrated
will
begin.
tion.
When
filled
down,
10-6.
WELDING
(HSS)
The omy
gussets,
these
duction
strength
the
ble.
come
the
wider mended.
HSS
new
compact
new
and
decreases
affected
heat
For
this
the
oxyacetylene
heat
Figure
panel
or
proceed
to
ensure
section
a
to
constantly
steel
around
heat
Leave
a
the
weld
with
body
STEELS
steels
cars.
brackets,
models.
heat
are
zone
reason
preferred
welding
affective
10-4.
then
in
be
When
one
can
c-clamp.
first
reduced
2
of
gap
FRAMES
are
HSS
floor
HSS
and
the
method
in.
3
or
check
the
welding
that
area
and
then
is
completed
and
putty
used
steels
pans,
steels
sensitive.
cracking
must
MIG
for
or
brazing
area,
the
on
be
welding
are
Application
placed
welding,
direction
distortion
(51-76
over
area,
warpage
weld
it
sanded.
AND
HIGH
many
be
can
and
support
thinner
are
As
heat
can
kept
welding
normally
Of
Body
and
held
start
and
due
at
mm)
all
a
temperature
because
and
another
be
can
hammered
STRENGTH
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the
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found
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is
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occur,
small
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process
HSS
steels,
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642
038
620
026189
034
260
035519 024 493 046
685
035
704
083
431
145
010
122
192
031
773
Figure
RING,
NUT,
11-2.
retaining
stl
hex
WASHER,
SPRING,
WASHER,
WASHER,
WASHER,
SPRING,
HUB,
spool
INSULATOR, BAFFLE, RELAY,
end
GROMMET,
ANGLE,
mtg
CAPACITOR,
STRIP,
ANGLE,
RELAY, CLIP,
mtg
mtg
end
spring
RESISTOR,
CLIP,
mtg
RESISTOR,
LINK,
jumper
BLOCK, LINK,
term
connecting
CONTACTOR,
cntor
COIL,
VARISTOR,
RECTIFIER,
CIRCUIT
CLAMP,
DRIVE
LABEL,
nylon
ASSEMBLY,
important
Description
Baffle,
spool
full
fnsh
flat
stl
.640
.845
cprsn
flat
stl
keyed
fbr
.656
brake
stl
2.430
cprsn
term
air
24VAC
No.
scr
RH
capacitor
elctlt
center
LH
capacitor
24VAC
resistor
mtg
WW
fxd
resistor
WW
fxd
term
30A
contactor
def
24VAC
175VDC
.6W
integ
BREAKERS,
.500
whenever
Air
w/Components
.625-11
ID
x
.091
OD
x
1.500
IDx1.500
OD
x
nylon
DPDT
8/10
panel
20000uf
capacitor
DPDT
12W
.51
ID
.312
bik
3P
prp
40A
25W
30A
40A
40A
800V
man
clamp
wire
core
10
dia
(Fig
1.000
wirex1.500
dia
OD
wirex2.500
.090
hole
35VDC
ohm
ohm
terminal
24V
3P
reset
11-3)
the
upper
(Fig
OD
x
l4ga
.l25thk
x
.l25thk
x
.312sq
(consisting
P
1
250V
5A
thk
.500
11-1
of)
Item
high.
Quantity
4)
1 1 1
1
1
2
2
1
1
2 6
6
2
2
2
2
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TO
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NUMBER
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Item
No.
Dia.
Mkgs.
Part
No.
Description
Quantity
20
21
22
23
24
25 26
10
12
13
14
15
16
17
18 19
11
122
192
1
2
2
3
4
5
6
7
8 9
M
057 058 087 120
604
605
057
010
044 605
119 130 057
079
602
010
079 079
601
058
058 359
605 072 649
058
058
010 918
072
551 549
331 370
741
525
590
929 994 287 040
820
432 624
213
910 633
772
838 553
854
360 363
585
Figure
SPRING,
GUIDE,
GUIDE,
HOUSING,
cotter
PIN,
stl
NUT,
GEAR, WASHER,
INSULATOR,
woodruff
KEY, MOTOR,
BRUSH
SCREW,
SCREW,
WASHER,
WASHER,
FITTING, KNOB,
brs
NUT,
GEAR,
PIN,
pivot
RING, BEARING,
SHAFT, COVER,
PIN,
spring
BEARING,
Drive
11-3.
pressure
inlet
wire wire
outlet
drive
hair
hex
slflkg
drive
roll
flat
stl
motor
.062 PM
gear
&
holder
cap
stl
cap
lock
stl
flat
hose
T
hex
1.500
.375-16
roll
plstc
drive
retaining
drive
roll
drive
roll
drive
CS
drive
Assembly,
drive
1/16
.025
roll
.042
x
thin
V
spr
x
12V
hex
hd
sti
split
SAE
brs
barbed
Ig
no
assy
.156
x
assy
roll
.937
.312-24
.375
.250
1/25hp
brush
slflkg
.375
.375
x
jam
wire
1.500
wire
Wire
.030-.035
3550RPM
.375-16
nipple
.312-18
hvy
.024
(Fig
wire
x
3/l6tbg
2.000
x
wire
keyed
2.250
Item
11-2
keyed
(consisting
bar
30)
(top)
of)
(bottom)
1 1
1
..
1
1 1
1 1
1
2
1
2
2 1 2 1
1 1 1
1
1
.
2 1
1
1
1
1
26
25
24
23
22
9,
21
20
19
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18
8 9
10
2
3
15
16
14
17
14
13
SC-072
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MODEL
AND
Figure
11-3.
Drive
Assembly,
WHEN
ORDERING
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REPLACEMENT
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Item
No.
10
11
12
13
14
15
Quantity
Dia.
Mkgs.
1
SRi
1
SRi
2
TP1
2
TP2
3
D3,4
3
D7,9
4
C1-4
4
C14-17
Dl
5 5 6
7
8
9
,2
D6,8
TP3
GS1
FM
Part
No.
137
914
137
913 604515 006
334
037 306 037 957 605
886
605 884 031
689
031
689
037
305
037 956
086
323
137
912
032
662
134982
227
605 010290
125
785
089
120
604
550
032
678
Description
Figure
11-4.
Panel,
Rear
RECTIFIERiWINDTUNNEL,
RECTIFIERiWINDTUNNEL,
THERMOSTAT,NC
THERMOSTAT,
DIODE, DIODE,
rect rect
WASHER,
stl
NUT,
hex
CAPACITOR,
CAPACITOR,
DIODE,
DIODE,
rect
rect
THERMOSTAT,
BRACKET,
BLADE,
fan
NC
1
50A
275A
lock
stl
half
.750-16
rectifier
rectifier
1
50A
275A 300V
NO
fan
mtg
lOin
5wg
300V 300V
intl
300V
motor
tooth
PANEL,rear NUT,
nyl
BUSHING, VALVE,
CLAMP,
HOSE,
MOTOR,
hex
24VAC
hose .375-450
nprn
i/5Ohp
jam
strain
brd
.750
relief
1.030
2
custom
way
No.1x.187
w/Components
diode
si si
RP RP
.750
SP
SP
ID
port
ID
1500RPM
diode
1/8
(order
(consisting
(consisting
orf
by
ft)
(Fig
11-1
of)
of)
Item
5)
Mqdel
MWMW
4150
1
1
2
4
2
1
1 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1
1
3ft
1
4200
1
1
2
4
4
4
2
1
1
1 1
1
3ft
1
9
10
11
1
12
13
14
SC.072
5O8~D
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SURE
TO
PROVIDE
MODEL
Figure
AND
SERIAL
11-4.
Panel,
NUMBER
Rear
w/Components
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15
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148-A
SC-131
11-5.
Figure
46
Panel,
Front
w/Components
Page 57
Item
No.
Dia.
Mkgs.
Part
No.
Figure
11-5.
Description
Panel,
Front
w/Components
(Fig
11-1
Item
Quantity
15)
17
18 19
20
21 22
23
24
24
25 26
27
10
11
12
13
14
15 16
17
19
1
1
1
2
3
4
5 6
7
8
9
RC3
RC1
Ri
51
PL1
039
039 057
072 091 091
010 604
605 787 601 881
+119
113 119
073 383
052 236
113
048 282
079 605828
124
048
023
044
600 318 039 039 010 019833 602
101
026 975 602 814
602
010
097 824
801
RECEPTACLE,
800
RECEPTACLE,
608
RECEPTACLE,
.
334
542
541
291
668
543
604
191
RECEPTACLE RECEPTACLE
.
RECEPTACLE
.
WASHER,
.
stl
NUT,
.
WASHER,
.
sti
NUT,
NAMEPLATE,
LABEL,
PANEL, RECEPTACLE,
3
TERMINAL,
742
534
PLUG,
COVER,
RECEPTACLE
RHEOSTAT,WW5OW1.5ohm
511
SWITCH,
573
084
943
878 608 521
178
219
160
325
LIGHT,
CABLE CABLE
.
.
.
. .
BUSHING,
KNOB,
md
CABLE,
PLUG,
PLUG,
.
WIRE,
~STRIP,
SCREW,
PLUG,
.
INSULATOR,
.
INSULATOR,
SCREW,
pointer
jack
jack jack
flat
nylafil
hex
slflkg
lock
hex
jam
(order
Arc
Auto
front
3
MS-3106A-14S-1P
pin
Auto
Arc
W/SOCKET,
female
DPST
tgl
red
lens
&
PLUG,
&
PLUG,
weld
cop
yellow
jack
red
jack
tie
bag
.010x2.500x.750
cop
stl
set
5/8
jack
jack
jack
slftpg
strain
& & &
sti
.500-20
warning
skt
open
jack jack
(consisting
l6ga
sch
x
filh
relief
blk
red
yellow
jack plug jack plug jack plug
IDx1.250
.625
fnsh
tooth
model
(consisting
(consisting
.500-20
.500
plug
plug
plug
NUT,
NUT, NUT,
med intl
by
MS-3102A-14S-1S
module
(consisting
lskt
18-14
600VAC
40A
28V
(consisting (consisting
strd
No.
3
(consisting
of)
in
5
x
.250-20x.375
2-5/8
(yellow)
plug
(red)
plug
8-32
.840
x
.250
ID
(consisting
yellow
blk
red
OD
and
serial
Amphenol
wire
of)
of)
(order
by
of)
knr
x
.875mtg
of)
of)
of)
.i25thk
x
number)
of)
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hole
point
As
1 1
6
1 1 1 1 1 1 1
1
1 1
1
1
1
4
1
1
1
1
Reqd
1 1
1
1
2
1
1
1 1
2
1
+When
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PROVIDE
a
component
MODEL
originally
AND
displaying
SERIAL
a
precautionary
NUMBER
WHEN
label,
ORDERING
the
label
should
REPLACEMENT
also
be
ordered.
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Item
No.
Dia.
Mkgs.
Part
No.
Description
Quantity
13
14
10
11
12
Figure
1
R50
2
R51
3
4
5 6
8
9
R52
S50
R53
7
PLG51
PLG
50
PC5O RC55
769
028
028
770
768
028
086
895
073
914
605
890
080
509
135
560
747
079
798
079
747
079 097
897
008 072 058
971
086
650
471
113
097
922
POTENTIOMETER,
POTENTIOMETER,
POTENTIOMETER,
SWITCH,
WASHER,
RESISTOR, GROMMET,
HOUSING
.
HOUSING,
TERMINAL,
CIRCUIT
HOUSING
PANEL,
NAMEPLATE, KNOB,
11-6.
TERMINAL,
TERMINAL,
spot
pointer
3
rotary
centering
WW
fxd
No.
scr
PLUG
&
contact
hdr
term
contact
PLUG
timer
dual
&
male
CARD,
(order
posn
SOCKETS,
I
SKP-35
1
SPW
Panel
Spot
C
sft
sltd
C
sltd
C
sltd
.437
15W
8/10
hdr
13
hdr
dia
panel
24-18
pin
24-18
sft sft
.25
lIT
l/T liT
ohm
timer/pulser
PINS,
(consisting
pin
model
by
(Optional)
2W
750K
1
2W
meg
2W
350K
hole
.312sq
(consisting
wire
wire
11-7)
(Fig
of)
and
serial
ohm
ohm
ohm
.375
of)
number)
high
Fig
1
1
1
2
3
1
9
13
8
4
10
11-7
1
2
7
1
~
12
13
SC
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Page 59
Dia.
Mkgs.
PC5O
A50,51
C50
C51,53,55
C52,56
C54,57,58
C59 CR50 CR51 CR52
D50-53,55,57-66
D56
050,51
Q52
R50
R51
R52,71
R53,57,61
,68,70
R54,56,59
60,62,66,67
R55,58
R63
R64,69
R65
RC5O
RC51
Part
No.
097 897
009
159
039482
032
820
714
073 073
739
090
573
027
810
099
019
099018
079
844
091
861
026
202
449
037
037
200
073 535 030 018
823
035 035 884 039
331
827
035
035
886
039
333
039
327
035 887
648
092 079
795
072
670
linear
11-7.
358
Figure
IC,
CAPACITOR,
CAPACITOR
CAPACITOR CAPACITOR
CAPACITOR,
RELAY, RELAY, RELAY,
SPRING, SOCKET,
DIODE, DIODE,
end end
end
hold
relay
rect
zener
TRANSISTOR, TRANSISTOR,
RESISTOR,
RESISTOR, RESISTOR, RESISTOR,
RESISTOR,
RESISTOR, RESISTOR,
RESISTOR, RESISTOR,
RESISTOR,
TERMINAL, TERMINAL,
Description
Circuit
elctlt
tantlm
tantim
cer
mono
elctlt
24VDC 24VDC 24VDC
down
l4skt
1A
400V
15V
NPN
NPN
1W
C
.25W
CF
CF
.25W
CF
.25W
.25W
CF
CF
.25W .25W
CF
CF
.25W .25W
CF
WW
fxd
hdr
13
hdr
9
Card,
lOOuf
2.2uf
.22uf
lOuf
4PDT
SPST
SPDT
relay
1W
200MA
100MA6OV
820
zero
pin
pin
.1
SP
SP
ohm 100 lOOK
4.7K
10K
22K
18K
220
3.3K
35VDC
35VDC
35V
uf
50V
ohm...
Dual
5OVDC
40V
ohm
ohm
ohm
ohm
ohm ohm
ohm
ohm
Timer/Pulser
(Fig
11-6
Item
Quantity
10)
2
1
3
2
3
1
1
1 1
1
1
15
1
2
1
1
1
2
5
7
2
1
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2122
Dia.
Mkgs.
1
2 3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18 19 20
Part
No.
108940
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604
057478
022617
602389 602387
602384
070
602250
052693
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121
601
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601
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601
423
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SCREW, HANDLE,
handle
GRIP,
BRACKET,
CHAIN,
HOOK,
CHAIN, SNAP,
WHEEL,
WASHER,
RACK, AXLE,
SCREW,
WASHER,
NUT,
CASTER,
ANGLE,
WASHER,
NUT,
cylinder
running
RING,
stl
stl
11-8.
Running
stl
cap
hexwhd
running
.875
support
racks
cyl
S
blunt
1.500
weldless
chain
rubolene
flat
stl
gear
lock
jam
sti
ext
hexhd
stl
swvl
retaining
cap
hex
plastic
spreader
lock
stl
hex
jam
.375-16
Description
Gear
.250-20
gear
ID
4.500
x
tank
in
27
x
dia
.750
of)
in
(consisting
2/0
in
10
SAE
(consisting
shaft
.750
.312-18
.312
split
312-18
in
4
dia
rack
cyl
.375
split
of)
x
x
.750
x
.082
.750
Quantity
4
1
2
1 1
1 I 1
1
4
1
1
2
4 4
4
~~15
1
5
11
14
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