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1 - On/Off Switch/Breaker 30 AMP
2 - Ground fault protector
3 - On light
4 - Stick/Tig mode select switch (optional)
5 - Remote current switch: Switch must be "off" when using machine with no remote control, "ON" when using with remote control.
6 - Welding current control: Use to adjust amperage desired.
7 - Remote current control receptacle
8 - "CC-CV" mode select switch: CC for all Stick and Tig applications CV for most semi automatic Mig applications
9 - Arc force control: To use arc force turn switch to "ON" position. Arc force is used mostly when using 6010, 7010 type electrodes,
10 - Arc force on/off switch
11 - Hot start on/off switch : When the switch is on, a boost of current is applied for a very short time when the arc is struck. This is used in
12 - Positive electrode terminal
13 - Negative"MIG" terminal - has the least inductance and is recommended for MIG welding and arc air.
14 - Negative "stick" terminal - has the most inductance and is recommended for Stick and DC Tig welding.
15 - 15Amp circuit breaker
16 - 120 V single phase outlet
17 - I0Amp fuse for relay 120V
18 - lOAmp fuse for fan motor
19- Terminal board for wire feeder connections
20 - Serial number
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CONTROL PANEL FEATURES
FRONT
especially for down hand. By using more arc force it makes the arc more forceful and prevents sticking. When a
smoother arc is desired , use less arc force.
applications when arc starting is difficult. Do not use for Tig applications when soft start is desired.
CONTROL PANEL
REAR
21 - Voltage change cover
22 - Supply cable input
23 - Grounding screw
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