Multi Pulse Pro 240 Welder - WeldCorp MULTI PULSE PRO 240 Owner's Operating Manual

INV / MIG / TIG / ARC 240 MULTI PULSE PRO WELDERS
This product is an inverter welding machine, multi-function MMA/TIG LIFT/MIG/MAG/MOG,
which can be supplied with single-phase voltage 220V to 240V, 50/60Hz.
It allows the welder to weld:
MMA: rutile, basic, nickel-based (cast iron), special steel, cellulosic electrodes and aluminium.
TIG LIFT: steel and its alloys, copper bronze etc.
MIG: aluminium and its alloys, copper, special and nickel-based and high strength steels.
MAG: low carbon steels, stainless steels.
MOG: flux cored wires, weldable without the aid of the gas.
The machine is equipped with a control function of the power absorbed from the main
supply, simply activating a selector key switch on its control panel. The machine has an
important design feature due to its modular structure of the power units, which makes it
easy to repair.
It has a cylinder trolley which is retractable, a feature that allows you to reduce the space
during transport. The user interface consists of two knobs with built-in switch and two
displays.
This model is equipped with the pulsed MIG function. For the feeding of the wire during
charging of a new spool, a button (positioned near the wire feeder) provides to the
advancement of the wire, thus avoiding to press the button of the torch and waste gas until
the wire reaches the end of the torch.
This welding machine is for professional use only and is reserved for the industry.
DESCRIPTION OF THE MACHINE
FRONT PANEL
On the front side of the machine are:
1. Control Panel
2. Power selector key, maximum - limited
3. TIG torch connector
4. Euro connector
5. Socket positive '+'
6. Cable GAS / NO GAS
7. Socket negative '-'
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REAR PANEL
On the back panel of the machine are:
1. TIG Gas attack
2. MIG Gas attack
3. Power Switch ON / OFF
4. Power supply cable
WARNING: This equipment does not comply with IEG 61000-3-12. If it is connected
to a public low voltage system, it is the responsibility of the installer or user of the
equipment to ensure, by consultation with the distribution network operator if
necessary, that the equipment may be connected