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Section 4
Voltage Display
(also message display)
Voltage Down
DISPLAY FUNCTIONS
The main Weld Voltage Display shows the voltage that will be used for welding. In addition the Weld Voltage Display will
display faults present within the unit (see section 5 for additional details).
The unit detects where a gap mode or contact mode weld tool is connected. The display will show either "GAP" or "CON"
for 2 seconds indicating the unit's current mode of operation.
There are 5 indicator lights.
Trigger (Red)
Contact (Amber)
Ready (Green)
Thermal Overload (Red)
Safety (Yellow)
Voltage Control
The two rubber buttons located on the weld unit face plate controls the unit's weld voltage. Press the right button to increase
the weld voltage up to a maximum of 150V, press the left button to decrease the weld voltage down to a minimum of 40V.
The power supply will take a moment to achieve desired setting. The Ready light will light green when the power source is
ready to weld. Press and hold either button to rapidly change indicated value, quickly press buttons for fine adjustment.
This indicator lights when the trigger is pulled. This shows the trigger is functioning
normally.
This indicator lights when the unit detects contact with the work. This means
there is a good welding path.
This indicator lights when the unit is ready to weld. If the operator changes
the weld voltage, this light will go out for a moment as the proper voltage is
reached.
Turns on when the weld unit's internal temperature is outside the safe
operating range.
Safety circuits within the unit are operating properly when lit.
Normal
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Operation
Voltage Up
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