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5.
Turn the Power Switch (7) to its "ON" position. (See Figure F.)
6.
Turn the Time Mode Selector (8) to "TIMED". (See Figure F.)
7.
Turn the Power Potentiometer Knob (6) to "
0.2s and 0.4s. (See Figure F.)
8.
Press the Washer (2A) firmly against the welding area to ensure proper contact.
(See Figure G.)
9.
Perform the intended welding procedure, making sure to adhere to the preset
40% duty cycle. NOTE: When set at its 40% duty cycle, the Welder can run
continuously under load for 4 minutes out of each 10 minute period. Make sure
to rest the Welder for 6 minutes out of each 10 minute period.
Do not overheat the Welder.
10.
NOTE: Use Washers (2A) of different thickness to suit specific dent areas. The
thicker the Washer, the more pull force it will have. Make sure to use rust free,
non-electroplated Washers. (See Figure G.)
11.
Slide the Striker (6A) onto the Extractor (4). Thread the Adapter (16A) onto the
Extractor (4). Then thread the Pothook (7A) into the Adapter and secure with the
Nut (17A). (See Figure G.)
12.
Fit the Pothook (7A) into the welded Washer (2A), and pull the Striker (6A) di-
rectly backwards to pull out the dent. If the dent is large, weld more Washers
onto the weld area and use the Pothook with all of the Washers to pull out the
dent. (See Figure G.)
FIGURE G
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O"
and set the Timer between
ADAPTER
(16A)
NUT
STRIKER
(17A)
(6A)
WELDING SURFACE
WASHER
(2A)
POTHOOK
(7A)
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