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James
June 10, 2025
Why as soon I connect power to esab 210 it showing over heating and not controls work
Thomas King
January 31, 2025
Emp 210 no arc when tig welding screen code RL5 TRI
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Mr. Anderson
May 14, 2025
If there is no arc when TIG welding with the ESAB EMP 210 and the screen code shows RL5 TRI, the most likely reason relates to shielding gas issues or torch connection problems, as indicated in the manual.
Here are the detailed reasons:
1. Gas Valve Not Turned On: The TIG torch gas valve may not be open. The manual specifically mentions that if the TIG torch gas valve is off, the Tungsten electrode blackens due to a lack of shielding gas, and no arc will form properly.
2. Gas Cylinder Valve Off: The main gas cylinder valve might not be open, meaning no gas is flowing to the torch.
3. Torch Hose Not Connected: The TIG torch hose may not be properly connected to the gas regulator, which would prevent gas from reaching the torch.
The RL5 TRI code is not explicitly described in the provided manual excerpts, but based on standard ESAB error logic, it likely refers to a trigger or remote control signal issue ("RL" often stands for "Remote Line"). This could mean: - The TIG torch trigger is not engaged or is faulty. - There's a miscommunication between the torch and the machine, possibly due to incorrect setup or a disconnected cable.
### What to Check: - Make sure the gas cylinder and TIG torch gas valve are both turned on. - Ensure the torch hose is securely connected to the regulator. - Confirm the TIG torch trigger switch is functioning and properly connected. - Double-check that the machine is set to TIG mode, and not MIG or Stick.
Would you like help identifying the exact meaning of error code RL5 TRI from a more detailed source or diagram?
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Do you have a question about the EMP 210 and is the answer not in the manual?
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Why as soon I connect power to esab 210 it showing over heating and not controls work
Emp 210 no arc when tig welding screen code RL5 TRI
If there is no arc when TIG welding with the ESAB EMP 210 and the screen code shows RL5 TRI, the most likely reason relates to shielding gas issues or torch connection problems, as indicated in the manual.
Here are the detailed reasons:
1. Gas Valve Not Turned On: The TIG torch gas valve may not be open. The manual specifically mentions that if the TIG torch gas valve is off, the Tungsten electrode blackens due to a lack of shielding gas, and no arc will form properly.
2. Gas Cylinder Valve Off: The main gas cylinder valve might not be open, meaning no gas is flowing to the torch.
3. Torch Hose Not Connected: The TIG torch hose may not be properly connected to the gas regulator, which would prevent gas from reaching the torch.
The RL5 TRI code is not explicitly described in the provided manual excerpts, but based on standard ESAB error logic, it likely refers to a trigger or remote control signal issue ("RL" often stands for "Remote Line"). This could mean:
- The TIG torch trigger is not engaged or is faulty.
- There's a miscommunication between the torch and the machine, possibly due to incorrect setup or a disconnected cable.
### What to Check:
- Make sure the gas cylinder and TIG torch gas valve are both turned on.
- Ensure the torch hose is securely connected to the regulator.
- Confirm the TIG torch trigger switch is functioning and properly connected.
- Double-check that the machine is set to TIG mode, and not MIG or Stick.
Would you like help identifying the exact meaning of error code RL5 TRI from a more detailed source or diagram?
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