Installation; Operation - NURIS MIG 550 RWS Operational Manual

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Chains and/or ropes to be used during transportation should be of equal length,
equal load distribution should be ensured and the machine should be lifted in
a balanced way.
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The relevant regulations of the country of use, occupational safety and
accident prevention rules should be taken into account.
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During transport, nobody should be in the dangerous area under the machine.

3.3. INSTALLATION

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Put the welding machine in a place that you can easily access during work.
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The welding machine should not be close enough to adversely affect the
operation of the operator.
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The machine must be placed in a way it can easily breathe from the air inlets.
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Make sure that the environment is not wet and too humid.
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Make sure that the dust and dirt that can get into the machine are kept at
minimum.
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Cables should not be stacked on top of each other, cables and machine should
be on the same side of the operator and as far away from the operator as
possible. Cables should not be around the operator and scattered around.
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The gas cylinder should be away from the welding area, should not get hot and
should not be affected by welding sparks.
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The machine should not be placed near electromagnetic devices during
operation and storage.
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The machine should not be placed in places with a slope of more than 10°.
Make sure that the machine is stable before use.

4. OPERATION

1. Adjust the desired welding voltage with fine (Figure 1-b) or coarse (Figure 1-c)
range selection switches.
2. To turn-on the welder power unit, toggle (Figure 1-a) power switch to "On"
position.
3. Check the selected voltage level from the display (Figure 1-e).
4. Check that power is supplied to wire feeder unit with power LED (Figure 1-j)
on.
5. Using the wire speed screen (Figure 1-m) adjust the desired wire speed by using
increment and decrement buttons (Figure 1-k).
6. The two trigger or four trigger torch mode can be selected by button (Figure 1-
k). The selection can be seen with the relevant LED on the machine.
7. The welding current can be observed on indicator (Figure 1-d) during welding.
8. The torch trigger status can be observed by LED (Figure 1-j).
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