To Route The Wire - Chicago Welding 94164 Set Up And Operating Instructions Manual

220 vac* dual mig welder
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note: When installing wire of different size or composition, you will also need to change
wire settings, set gun polarity, and, possibly, install gas cylinder. See pages 14-16.
1.
IMPORTANT: Securely hold onto the end
of the Welding Wire and keep tension on
it during the following steps. If this is not
done the Welding Wire will spring backward,
creating a tangled "bird's nest" and resulting
in wasted wire. (See Figure D.)
2.
Hold the Welding Wire securely while you
cut enough Wire off the end of the Spool to
remove all bent and crimped Wire. Make
sure the cut end has no burrs or sharp
edges (cut again, if needed). (See Figure D.)
3.
Loosen and lower the Tension Adjusting Knob (10b) on the Wire Feed Assembly.
Then, raise the Swing Arm (10a). (See Figure E.)
4.
Keep tension on the Welding Wire, and guide at least 12 inches of Wire into the
Wire Feed Leader (10f). Be sure not to bend the end of the wire because that will
cause it to not feed properly. (See Figure E.)
5.
Lower the Swing Arm (10a) on the Wire Feed Assembly. Then raise and tighten
the Tension Adjusting Knob (10b). Once the Wire is held in place, you may release
it. (See Figure E.)
6.
Remove the Gun Nozzle (15h) and Contact Tip (15g). (See Figure F, next page.)
SWInG ARM
(10a)
7.
Lay the Torch Cable out in a straight line so that the Welding Wire moves through
it easily. Leave the Access Panel (12) of the Welder open so that the Wire Feed
Assembly can be observed.
For technical questions, please call 1-800-444-3353;
SKU 94164

tO ROUtE thE WIRE

WIRE FEED
LEADER
(10f)
WIRE
tEnSIOn ADJUStInG KnOB
(10b)
troubleshooting section at end of manual.
WELDInG
WIRE
FIGURE D
tEnSIOn ADJUStInG KnOB
(10b)
SWInG ARM
(10a)
FIGURE E
SpOOL
WIRE FEED
LEADER
(10f)
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