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IM988-A
| Issue D ate Nov-15
© Lincoln Global, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
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DC ARC WELDING
For use with machines having Code Numbers:
11476, 12515
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Table of Contents
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Summarization of Contents
Essential Safety Practices
Equipment Inspection & Handling
Inspect equipment upon receipt for damage and follow general safe operation guidelines.
Respiratory Safety
Keep head out of fumes and ensure adequate ventilation during welding.
Personal Protective Gear
Wear appropriate eye, ear, and body protection for welding.
Specific Hazard Warnings & Guidelines
California Proposition 65 Compliance
Understand and adhere to California's warnings for diesel exhaust and welding fumes.
Engine Safety Protocols
Follow critical safety instructions for engine operation and maintenance.
Electric & Magnetic Field (EMF) Awareness
Learn about EMF hazards and implement procedures to minimize exposure.
Detailed Electrical & Arc Safety
Electric Shock Prevention
Strict measures to avoid electrical shock from live parts and improper grounding.
Arc Ray Protection
Use proper shielding and clothing to protect from arc rays and spatter.
Welding Fume & Gas Hazards
Detailed information on fume toxicity, ventilation, and gas displacement hazards.
Fire, Explosion, and Cylinder Safety
Fire & Explosion Prevention
Measures to prevent fires and explosions caused by welding sparks and hot materials.
Compressed Gas Cylinder Safety
Guidelines for safe handling, storage, and use of compressed gas cylinders.
Electrical Equipment Safety
Proper installation and grounding of electrically powered equipment.
Technical Specifications
Diesel Engine Details
Specifications for the Kubota diesel engine, including HP, displacement, and RPM.
Welder Output Ratings
Details on duty cycle, welding output, and voltage at rated amps.
Welder/Generator Output
Welding range, open circuit voltage, and auxiliary power specifications.
Physical Dimensions and Weight
Provides height, width, depth, and weight of the machine.
Installation Guidelines
Location and Ventilation Requirements
Proper placement for airflow and exhaust venting to ensure optimal operation.
Machine Stacking and Angle Limits
Information on stacking restrictions and safe operating angles for the machine.
Lifting Procedures
Safe methods and precautions for lifting the welding equipment.
Installation Considerations
High Altitude Operation Adjustments
Adjustments for welder output derating at higher altitudes.
Towing and Vehicle Mounting
Guidelines for safely towing and mounting the equipment on vehicles.
Pre-Operation Engine Setup
Procedures for engine oil levels and checking before initial operation.
Engine Preparation and Break-in
Fueling and Cooling System
Proper fueling procedures and cooling system maintenance for the engine.
Engine Break-in Procedure
How to properly break in the engine for optimal longevity and performance.
Battery Installation and Safety
Steps and warnings for connecting the battery correctly and safely.
Electrical Connections and Grounding
Welding Output Cable Sizing
Recommended cable sizes for electrode and work cables based on length and current.
Machine Grounding Requirements
Proper grounding procedures for the welder frame and connected equipment.
Operating Instructions Overview
General Machine Description
Overview of the SAE-500 as a diesel engine driven DC welder with AC auxiliary power.
Additional Safety Notes
Further safety considerations for operating the welder, including door closure.
Welder Applications and Features
Recommended Welding Applications
Primary uses for stick welding and optional CV adapter for semi-automatic welding.
Auxiliary Power Capabilities
Details on the 3KW, 115/230 VAC auxiliary power output and receptacles.
Key Design Features
Highlights stick welding benefits, remote control, engine features, and fuel capacity.
Understanding Duty Cycle
Explanation of duty cycle as a percentage of load within a 10-minute period.
Engine and Welder Controls
Engine Control Functions
Description of ignition, idler switch, gauges, and engine protection system.
Welder Control Adjustments
Explanation of polarity switch and how to adjust welding current using Job Selector and Current Control.
Operating the Welder Controls
Setting Welding Parameters
Step-by-step guide on setting the Job Selector and Current Control for desired welding output.
Remote and Auxiliary Power Controls
Information on using remote control and auxiliary power receptacles.
Engine Operation Procedures
Starting the Engine
Detailed steps for starting the engine, including pre-operation checks and glow plug use.
Cold Weather Starting & Stopping
Special considerations for starting in cold weather and proper engine shutdown procedures.
Fuel Consumption Data
Typical Fuel Usage Scenarios
Table showing expected fuel consumption for various operating loads and conditions.
Available Accessories
Welding and Trailer Accessories
Details on TIG modules, trailers, and related kits for enhancing functionality.
Electrical and Safety Accessories
Information on GFCI receptacles, adapters, and cable kits for safety and connectivity.
Maintenance Schedule and Tasks
Routine Daily Maintenance
Daily checks including fuel refill, oil level, and air filter cleaning.
Periodic Maintenance Procedures
Recommended cleaning, brush inspection, and belt checks at regular intervals.
Bearing Lubrication
Guidelines for greasing bearings, emphasizing cleanliness to prevent damage.
Component Maintenance Details
Commutator and Brush Care
Inspection and cleaning of commutators, slip rings, and brushes for optimal performance.
Cooling System and Fuel Filter Service
Maintenance for the radiator cooling system and the fuel pre-filter/water separator.
Maintenance Parts and Procedures
Engine Maintenance Parts
List of replacement parts for engine air filter, fan belt, and fuel/oil filters.
GFCI Receptacle Testing
Step-by-step instructions for testing and resetting the Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter receptacle.
Troubleshooting Guide Introduction
Using the Troubleshooting Section
How to diagnose and resolve machine malfunctions using the problem/cause/action format.
Troubleshooting Common Issues
Maintaining Welding Heat Output
Diagnosing and fixing issues where the machine fails to maintain consistent welding heat.
Troubleshooting Performance Problems
No Current Generation Issues
Steps to troubleshoot why the welder runs but fails to generate current.
Addressing Arc Spatter
Identifying causes and solutions for a loud and excessively spattering welding arc.
Troubleshooting Control and Accuracy
Welding Current Adjustment Issues
Diagnosing why welding current differs from dial indication or if the engine stalls.
Loss of Output Control
Troubleshooting when the welder has output but lacks control, often related to switch position.
Troubleshooting Auxiliary Power
Auxiliary Power Output Problems
Diagnosing and resolving issues where no auxiliary power is available from the receptacles.
Wiring Diagrams
SAE 500 / SAE 500 SD Diagram (Code 11476)
Detailed schematic illustrating the electrical connections and components of the SAE 500 welder.
Wiring Schematics
SAE 500 - Kubota Diagram (Code 12515)
Electrical schematic for the SAE 500 with Kubota engine, showing component interconnections.
Machine Dimensions and Layout
Dimensional Drawings
Visual representation of the machine's physical dimensions and key measurements.
Customer Assistance Policy
Lincoln Electric Support Information
Details on Lincoln Electric's approach to customer advice and support for their products.
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