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EWM Phoenix 355 Progress puls MM TKM Operating Instructions Manual (117 pages)

Brand: EWM | Category: Welding System | Size: 3 MB

General Instructions
2
Table of Contents
3
Contents
3
Safety Instructions
6
Notes on the Use of These Operating Instructions
6
Explanation of Icons
7
General
8
Transport and Installation
12
Ambient Conditions
13
In Operation
13
Transport and Storage
13
Intended Use
14
Applications
14
MIG/MAG Standard Welding
14
Forcearc
14
Rootarc
14
MIG/MAG Pulse Welding
14
Forcearc Puls
14
Rootarc Puls
14
TIG (Liftarc) Welding
14
MMA Welding
14
Documents Which also Apply
15
Warranty
15
Declaration of Conformity
15
Welding in Environments with Increased Electrical Hazards
15
Service Documents (Spare Parts and Circuit Diagrams)
15
Calibration/Validation
15
Machine Description - Quick Overview
16
Front View
16
Rear View
18
Machine Control - Operating Elements
20
Functional Sequence
22
Operating Elements in the Machine
23
Design and Function
24
General
24
Machine Cooling
25
Workpiece Lead, General
25
Installation
26
Protective Flap, Welding Machine Control
26
Mains Connection
27
Mains Configuration
27
Welding Torch Cooling System
28
Cooling Module Connection
28
Shielding Gas Supply (Shielding Gas Cylinder for Welding Machine)
29
Gas Test
30
Rinse Hose Package" Function
30
Setting the Shielding Gas Quantity
30
MIG/MAG Welding
31
Welding Torch and Workpiece Line Connection
31
MIG/MAG Standard Welding
32
MIG/MAG Cored Wire Welding with a Negative Wire Electrode
33
MIG/MAG Cored Wire Welding with a Positive Wire Electrode
33
Wire Feed
34
Open the Protective Flap of the Wire Feeder
34
Inserting the Wire Spool
34
Changing the Wire Feed Rollers
35
Inching the Wire Electrode
36
Spool Brake Setting
38
Definition of MIG/MAG Welding Tasks
39
Welding Task Selection
39
Basic Welding Parameters
39
Operating Mode
39
Welding Type (MIG/MAG Standard/Pulse Arc Welding)
39
Choke Effect / Dynamics
40
Superpuls
40
Burn-Back
41
MIG/MAG Operating Point
42
Selecting the Display Unit
42
Operating Point Setting Using Material Thickness
42
Arc Length Correction Setting
43
Accessory Components for Operating Point Setting
43
MIG/MAG Welding Data Display
43
Forcearc / Forcearc Puls
44
Rootarc/Rootarc Puls
45
MIG/MAG Functional Sequences / Operating Modes
46
Explanation of Signs and Functions
46
Conventional MIG/MAG Welding (GMAW Non Synergic)
59
Setting the Operating Point (Welding Output)
59
MIG/MAG Program Sequence ("Program Steps" Mode)
60
Selection of the Program Sequence Parameter
60
MIG/MAG Overview of Parameters
61
Example, Tack Welding (Non-Latched)
62
Example, Aluminium Tack Welding (Non-Latched Special)
62
Example, Aluminium Welding (Latched Special)
63
Example, Visible Seams (Latched Super Pulse)
64
Main Program a Mode
65
Selecting Parameters (Program A)
67
MIG/MAG Automatic Cut-Out
67
Standard MIG/MAG Torch
68
MIG/MAG Special-Torches
68
Program- and Up- / down Operation
68
Switching between Push/Pull and Intermediate Drive
69
Expert Menu (MIG/MAG)
70
Selection
70
TIG Welding
72
Welding Torch and Workpiece Line Connection
72
Welding Task Selection
73
Welding Current Setting
73
TIG Arc Ignition
73
Liftarc Ignition
73
Function Sequences/Operating Modes
74
Explanation of Signs and Functions
74
TIG Automatic Cut-Out
77
TIG Program Sequence ("Program Steps" Mode)
78
MMA Welding
79
Connecting the Electrode Holder and Workpiece Lead
79
Welding Task Selection
80
Welding Current Setting
80
Arcforce
80
Hotstart
81
Antistick
81
Parameter Overview
81
Remote Control
82
Interfaces for Automation
82
Automation Interface
83
Remote Control Connection Socket, 19-Pole
84
RINT X12 Robot Interface
85
BUSINT X11 Industrial Bus Interface
85
PC Interfaces
85
Protecting Welding Parameters from Unauthorised Access
86
Special Parameters (Advanced Settings)
86
Selecting, Changing and Saving Parameters
87
Reset to Factory Settings
89
The Special Parameters in Detail
90
Machine Configuration Menu
98
Selecting, Changing and Saving Parameters
98
Matching the Cable Resistance
100
Power-Saving Mode
101
Maintenance, Care and Disposal
102
General
102
Maintenance Work, Intervals
102
Daily Maintenance Tasks
102
Visual Inspection
102
Functional Test
102
Monthly Maintenance Tasks
103
Visual Inspection
103
Functional Test
103
Annual Test (Inspection and Testing During Operation)
103
Maintenance Work
103
Disposing of Equipment
104
Manufacturer's Declaration to the End User
104
Meeting the Requirements of Rohs
104
Rectifying Faults
105
Checklist for Rectifying Faults
105
Error Messages (Power Source)
106
Resetting Jobs (Welding Tasks) to the Factory Settings
108
Resetting a Single JOB
108
Resetting All Jobs
109
General Operating Problems
109
Interface for Automated Welding
109
Vent Coolant Circuit
110
Technical Data
111
Phoenix 355 Progress Puls MM TKM
111
Accessories
112
General Accessories
112
Remote Control/Connecting and Extension Cable
112
7-Pole Connection
112
Options
113
Computer Communication
113
Replaceable Parts
114
Wire Feed Rollers
114
Wire Feed Rollers for Steel Wire
114
Wire Feed Rollers for Aluminium Wire
114
Wire Feed Rollers for Cored Wire
114
Conversion Sets
115
JOB-List
116
Appendix A
116
Overview of EWM Branches
117
Appendix B
117

EWM Phoenix 355 Progress puls MM TKM Operating Instructions Manual (128 pages)

Brand: EWM | Category: Welding System | Size: 4 MB

General Instructions
2
1 Contents

3
- Table of Contents
  3
2 Safety Instructions

6
3 Intended Use

13
- Documents Which also Apply
  13
4 Machine Description - Quick Overview

14
- Front View
  14
- Rear View
  16
  - Operating Elements in the Machine
    18
- Machine Control - Operating Elements
  19
  - Function Sequence
    21
5 Design and Function

23
- Transport and Installation
  23
- Welding Data Display
  33
- MIG/MAG Welding
  34
- Forcearc / Forcearc Puls
  49
- Rootarc/Rootarc Puls
  50
- MIG/MAG Functional Sequences / Operating Modes
  51
  - Explanation of Signs and Functions
    51
- Conventional MIG/MAG Welding (GMAW Non Synergic)
  64
  - Setting the Operating Point (Welding Output)
    64
- MIG/MAG Program Sequence ("Program Steps" Mode)
  65
- Main Program a Mode
  70
  - Selecting Parameters (Program A)
    72
- MIG/MAG Automatic Cut-Out
  72
- Standard MIG/MAG Torch
  73
- MIG/MAG Special-Torches
  73
  - Program- and up / down Operation
    73
  - Switching between Push/Pull and Intermediate Drive
    73
- Expert Menu (MIG/MAG)
  74
  - Selection
    74
- TIG Welding
  76
  - Welding Torch and Workpiece Line Connection
    76
  - Welding Task Selection
    77
  - Welding Current Setting
    77
  - TIG Arc Ignition
    77
    
    Liftarc
    77
  - Function Sequences/Operating Modes
    78
    
    Explanation of Signs and Functions
    78
  - TIG Automatic Cut-Out
    81
  - TIG Program Sequence ("Program Steps" Mode)
    82
- MMA Welding
  83
  - Connecting the Electrode Holder and Workpiece Lead
    83
  - Welding Task Selection
    84
  - Arcforce
    84
  - Hotstart
    85
  - Antistick
    85
  - Parameter Overview
    85
- Interfaces for Automation
  86
- Remote Control
  86
- PC Interface
  89
- Access Control
  90
- Special Parameters (Advanced Settings)
  90
  - Selecting, Changing and Saving Parameters
    91
    
    Reset to Factory Settings
    93
    
    Special Parameters in Detail
    94
- Machine Configuration Menu
  103
- Cleaning
  107
- General
  107
6 Maintenance, Care and Disposal

107
- Maintenance Work, Intervals
  108
  - Daily Maintenance Tasks
    108
    
    Visual Inspection
    108
    
    Functional Test
    108
    
    Monthly Maintenance Tasks
    108
    
    Annual Test (Inspection and Testing During Operation)
    109
  - Disposing of Equipment
    109
    
    Manufacturer's Declaration to the End User
    109
  - Meeting the Requirements of Rohs
    109
7 Rectifying Faults

110
- Checklist for Rectifying Faults
  110
- Error Messages (Power Source)
  111
- Resetting Jobs (Welding Tasks) to the Factory Settings
  113
  - Resetting a Single JOB
    113
  - Resetting All Jobs
    114
- General Operating Problems
  114
  - Automation Interface
    114
- Vent Coolant Circuit
  115
8 Technical Data

116
- Phoenix 355 Progress Puls MM TKM
  116
9 Accessories

117
- General Accessories
  117
- Options
  117
- Remote Control/Connecting and Extension Cable
  118
  - 7-Pole Connection
    118
- Computer Communication
  118
10 Replaceable Parts

119
- Wire Feed Rollers
  119
  - Wire Feed Rollers for Steel Wire
    119
  - Wire Feed Rollers for Aluminium Wire
    120
  - Wire Feed Rollers for Cored Wire
    120
  - Wire Guide
    120
- JOB-List
  121
11 Appendix A

121
- Overview of EWM Branches
  128
12 Appendix B

128

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EWM Phoenix 355 Progress puls MM TKM Operating Instructions Manual (128 pages)

Table of Contents

1 Contents

2 Safety Instructions

3 Intended Use

4 Machine Description - Quick Overview

5 Design and Function

6 Maintenance, Care and Disposal

7 Rectifying Faults

8 Technical Data

9 Accessories

10 Replaceable Parts

11 Appendix A

12 Appendix B

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