Walter Surfox 203 User Manual
User's Guide
60-C 783EFS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
I - Introduction
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A) Control panel pictograms
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B) Front and back view of the machine
C) Wand control buttons
D) Fume elimination system
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panel
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A) Main power switch
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B) Wand selector switch
C) Voltage regulating switch
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D) Solution pump switch
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E)
Indicator lights
F)
A) What is included in the box
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B) Filling the reservoir
C) Mounting a cleaning pad
D) Connecting
E) Plugging in the power cord
F)
Plugging in the ground clamp
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A) Selec
C) S
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D)
S
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Cleaning and passivating
F) Neutralizing
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A) Selecting the proper mode
B) Selecting the voltage type, AC or DC
C) Manual pumping mode
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D) Cleaning and passivating
E) Neutralizing
F) List of supplies and part numbers
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A) Selecting the proper mode
B) Selecting the voltage type, AC or DC
C) Selecting the proper voltage setting
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D) Procedure for marking
E) Marking Wand supplies and part numbers
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A) Cleaning tips
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B) Cleaning pads
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C) Cleaning boots
D) PTFE clamp rings
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E) Surfox-T solution
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A) Sparks
B) Interna
C) AC/DC current basics
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D) AC/DC settings on the Surfox machine
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E) Welds that cannot be cleaned
A) War
B) Where to get service
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weld cleaning equipment quickly, easily and cost effectively removes the heat tint created
owner's manual completely as we take you step-by-step through the
equipment. Your new SURFOX
machine
urability to stand up to the hea
equipment will provide years of dependable service.
MACHINE CAN CLEAN:
formation of the passive film layer.
start to rust.
I - INTRODUCTION
weld cleaning machines are produced in accordance with applicable standards governing the
and limitations.
correspondingly grounded receptacle.
airflow through the vent openings is required to prevent the unit from overheating.
ignited by sparks. Do not use this tool when flammable liquids or gases are present. Keep handles clean, dry
and free from cleaning solution, oil and grease. Do not use in rain, damp or wet locations.
working in high places. Do not let unqualified persons handle this machine.
working gloves, ear plugs, safety shoes, etc.
before coming in contact with exposed skin.
equipment.
the tool when you are tired. Never leave it running unattended.
starting.
perform its intended function.
Center or a
Authorized Service Center.
do not use if damaged.
Surfox-T weld cleaning solution contains phosphoric acid and may cause burns when
not handled properly. Avoid skin contact.
Refer to WALTER MSDS #S-01E for complete safety data information.
Surfox-T weld cleaning solution with this unit and NEVER mix it with any other products.
persons. Keep container contents clean.
reuse Surfox-T solution.
II - SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
hot and could cause serious burns.
receptacle. Keep the cord away from heat, oil and sharp edges. Inspect the cord periodically, if damaged,
have it replaced by a WALTER Factory Service Center or a WALTER Authorized Service Center.
replacing cleaning pads and other accessories, while performing maintenance and before servicing.
jury to the
user and
the ordering number.
protected.
will not be held responsible for any damages resulting from leaked cleaning solution or
II - SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Outlet for Mini Wand or Marking Wand Indicator for unit power ON
Indicator for wand tip power ON Indicator for LOW solution level
Manual pumping mode Automatic pumping mode
Marking Wand selector Mini Wand selector
Cleaning Wand selector Voltage selector
III - EQUIPMENT CONTROLS
III -
EQUIPMENT CONTROLS
The ON butt
press the
ON button to activate the pump.
How
pump, press the OFF button. When finished working with the machine (in either mode) make sure to press
the
OFF button.
Once the ON button is pressed, there will be continuous power at the tip until the OFF button is pressed.
working conditions. Although the fumes are non-toxic and non hazardous, they can be uncomfortable when
working in confined areas.
To activate this feature simply connect a compressed air line (150 PSI max., 80 PSI min.) to the fitting at the
back of the machine. The fume elimination system is automatically activated when the ON button is pressed on
the Hand Wand. The fume elimination system is turned OFF when the OFF button on the Hand Wand is
pressed.
The working principle is quite simple and highly effective; the air comes out through the small openings behind
the Tungsten tip. This preset regulated air pressure condenses the vapors out of the air.
EQUIPMENT CONTROLS
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