6. Remote Voltage Control Connections; Slope Reactor Connections - Miller Electric CP-750E Owner's Manual

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turn
in
a
clockwise direction
The
plug
will
now
be locked in
the
receptacle
and will
not
pull
out
under
stress.
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Receptacles
and CONTACTOR CON
TROL
Circuitry
are
protected by
a
15
ampere
fuse
1F21
orhich
is
located behind the
right
front side
panel.
II
it
chould
become
necessary
to
replace
the
fuse,
rincuri
that
a
fuse of
the
same
rating
is used for
a
replacement.
A
fuse
of
a
larger raring
will
permit
over
loadinq
o~ the 115 volts
circuitry
and
thereby
cause
_~,rnage
to
the
welding
power
source.
3-6.
REMOTE
VOLTAGE
CONTROL
CONNECTIONS
(Figure
4-1)
The
VOLTAGE
CONTROL
Receptacle (RC1),
located
on
the
hunt
panel,
is
a
three-pole,
twistlock
receptacle.
The
VOLTAGE
CONTROL
Receptacle provides
a
connection
point
between the Remote
Voltage
Control and the
welding
power
sourci
voltage adjustment circuitry.
When
utilizing
a
Remole
Voltage
Control insert the
plug
from
a
Remote Volt
agi
Control
fully
into
the
VOLTAGE CONTROL
Receptacle
and thnn
rotate
the
plug
as
far
as
it will
turn
io
a
clockwise
direction
This
rotating
action
will
secure
the
plug
in
the
receptacle
and
prevent
it
from
coming
out
if tension should
he
applied
to
the Remote
Voltage
Control cord.
37.
SLOPE REACTOR CONNECTIONS
Be
sure
the branch circuit
or
main
disconnect switch
is
open
or
electrical
input
circuit
fuses
are
removed
befote
attempting
any
inspection
or
work
on
the in
side of the
welding
power
source.
Placing
the
POWER
Switch
on
the
welding
power
source
in
the OFF
posi
tion
does
not
remove
voltage
from
the
power
ter
miritalt inside of the
welding
power
source.
The
slope
reactor
)Z),
located behind the left
rear
tide
panel,
has three
sets
of five
slope
reactor
coil
taps.
An increase
or
decrease
in
slope
may
be deemed
necessary
with
a
particular
43
Gas
Metal-Arc
Welding
process. An increase in
slope
results in
lets available short circuit
welding
current
and slower
welding
response. The
slope
connections
are
positioned
for 0
turns
(OT) slope (no
slope),
upon
shipment.
To
change
the
slope
connections, proceed
as
follows:
(See
Figure
3-4 for
slope
reactor
coil
tap connections.)
1.
Open
the
left
rear
side
panel
to
obtain
access
to
the
slope
reactor
coils.
2.
Disconnect leads
43,
44,
and 45 from the
slope
reactor
coil taps.
3.
Reconnect leads
43, 44,
and 45
to
the desired
slope
re
actor
coil taps.
IMPORTANT
Ensure that leads
43, 44,
and 45
are
connected
to
the
same
value reactor
coil tap. Ensure also that leads
43,
44.
and 45
are
reconnected
to
the
same
reactor
coil
from which these leads
were
disconnected.
SECTION
4-FUNCTION
OF
CONTROLS
I
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I
4.
Close the left front side
panel.
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Figure
3-4.
Slope
Reactor Coil
Tap
Connections
44
ST
ST
Primary
Overload
Voltage
Power
Circuit Breaker
Control
Switch
DC
Voltmeter
115
VAC
Duplex
Receptacle
Positive
Weld
Output
Terminal
Voltage
Control
Switch
DC
Ammeter
Contactor Control
Switch
Circuit Breaker
115 VAC Twistlock
Receptacle
Contactor Control
Receptacle
Negative
Weld
Output
Terminal
Figure
4-1.
Front Panel View
TB-gol 181-4A
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