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- Page 1 USER MANUAL Inverter welder PM-MMA-250SP / PM-MMA-300S ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents SYMBOLS WARNING / INFORMATION ..................2 APPLICATION EQUIPMENT ......................... 2 TECHNICAL DATA ..........................2 SAFETY ........................... 3 GENERAL THOUGHTS ............................3 Safety during welding ....................3 ..Electromagnetic field .......... -
Page 3: Symbols Warning / Information
For resulting from improper use damage or injuries responsibility of the user / operator and not the manufacturer. Producer in order to improve its products reserves the right to possibility of differences in the above mentioned product. TECHNICAL DATA Model PM-MMA-250SP PM-MMA-300S Power 230V / 50Hz 230V / 50Hz... -
Page 4: Safety
20,8- 30V 20,8- 30V operating voltage Protection class IP21S IP21S insulation class 6,8kg 7,9kg Weight SECURITY Before starting work carefully to become familiar with the manual. Keep them for future reference. For damages resulting from failure to observe these instructions, the manufacturer is not liable. The greatest danger is prohibited to perform the following steps: and) Welders use for purposes other than those described in the manual. - Page 5 as degreasing agents (solvents) which decompose during welding to produce toxic gases. ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS MAY BE DANGEROUS: Electric current flowing through wires ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS MAY BE DANGEROUS: Electric current flowing through wires Welding produces electromagnetic field around it. Electromagnetic fields can interfere with pacemakers.
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Page 6: Electromagnetic Field
Overload can cause overheating: Do not extend the cycle of welding, welding between cycles allow Overload can cause overheating: Do not extend the cycle of welding, welding between cycles allow the device to cool. In the case of excessive heating of the device, shorten the cycle time of welding or reduce the welding current. -
Page 7: Description Of The Device
DESCRIPTION OF THE DEVICE Model: PM-MMA-250SP DESCRIPTION ELEMENTS DESCRIPTION ELEMENTS LED indicating overload Knob Arc Force power LED The welding cable "+" Earth wire "-" Current meter potentiometer amperage... - Page 8 Model: PM-MMA-300SP DESCRIPTION ELEMENTS DESCRIPTION ELEMENTS power LED Current meter LED indicating overload The welding cable "+" Earth wire "-" potentiometer amperage Arc Force potentiometer...
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Page 9: Description Of Symbols On The Label
ABOUT MARKING THE PIS LABEL ABOUT MARKING THE PIS LABEL ABOUT MARKING THE PIS LABEL Current (DC) Symbol single phase alternating current (AC) of the rated frequency 50Hz and 60Hz operating frequency. Nominal input voltage (AC) Nominal input voltage (AC) Nominal input voltage (AC) Maximum input current Maximum input current... -
Page 10: Insrukcja Installation And Use
1. Connect to the power welder, dial located at the rear of the unit. 1. Connect to the power welder, dial located at the rear of the unit. 2. Connect the ground wire to the quick and the workpiece. 2. Connect the ground wire to the quick and the workpiece. 3. -
Page 11: Welding Service
welding service Welding current control is performed using the knob located on the top panel welder. Turning the knob (2) right welding Welding current control is performed using the knob located on the top panel welder. Turning the knob (2) right welding Welding current control is performed using the knob located on the top panel welder. -
Page 12: Basic Information For Welding
1. Workplace 1. Workplace Make sure the work area is clean. 2. earth wire 2. earth wire Clip the ground cable as close to the surface of the weld. 3. Electrode 3. Electrode Before the electric arc ignition, place the electrode in the torch. With the electrodes of smaller diameter to be operated at less than the current to the electrodes with a larger diameter. -
Page 13: Feature Arc Force
surface. Thin metal requires less power, and smaller electrode requires less power. It is recommended that during welding work in the horizontal and vertical positions. However, while we are forced to weld in vertical or overhead should set the current lower than the level during operation. The best welds are obtained while maintaining a short arc, smooth movement of the electrode and the electrode leading down at a constant speed during melting. -
Page 14: Electric Arc Welding
Electric arc welding Fig. 1 Figure 1. Presents phenomena occurring during arc welding, which is greatly enlarged what is seen by the welder. Figure 1. Presents phenomena occurring during arc welding, which is greatly enlarged what is seen by the welder. Curved space is shown in a central position in the picture. -
Page 15: Correct Welding Position
When choosing the electrodes need to consider: 1. Implementation example. Steel, mild steel and stainless steel. 1. Implementation example. Steel, mild steel and stainless steel. 2. The thickness of the welded material. 2. The thickness of the welded material. 3. Position in which the weld is made. 3. -
Page 16: The Correct Welding Speed
a length of approximately 1.5 - 3 mm. Due to the burning of the electrodes must be kept adjust the length of the arc. Most simpler method of controlling arc is relying on its own hearing. The correct length of the arc is characterized by a crackling sound like frying eggs patelce. -
Page 17: Base Metals
and) Learn how to kindle a bow by rubbing on metal electrodes. Make sure that the angle of the electrode and) Learn how to kindle a bow by rubbing on metal electrodes. Make sure that the angle of the electrode It is correct and that you are using both hands. -
Page 18: Parameters Table Pads
PARAMETERS TABLE PADS MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE Maintenance WARNING! The electrical shock can cause serious injury or even death. Under no circumstances may touch parts WARNING! The electrical shock can cause serious injury or even death. Under no circumstances may touch parts under voltage wiring such as terminals or the internal components of the device. -
Page 19: Removal Of Used
Thanks re-use, material utilization or other forms of old appliances, you make an important contribution to protecting our environment. COMPANY DETAILS PH Powermat TMK Bijak Sp. General Partnership Ul. Defenders of the Gdansk Post 97 42-400 Zawiercie... -
Page 20: Declaration Of Conformity
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY...
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