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Fronius CMT 4000 Advanced Operating Instructions Manual (212 pages)

MIG/MAG power source

Brand: Fronius | Category: Welding Accessories | Size: 5 MB

Parameters for Operating Power Sources in Parallel in the Setup Menu Level
2
Parameters for Timetwin Digital in the Setup Menu Level
2
Parameters for TIG Welding in the Setup Menu Level
2
Parameters for Rod Electrode (MMA) Welding in the Setup Menu Level
2
Table of Contents
3
Safety Rules
9
- Explanation of Safety Notices
  9
- General
  9
- Proper Use
  9
- Environmental Conditions
  10
- Obligations of the Operator
  10
- Obligations of Personnel
  10
- Mains Connection
  10
- Protecting Yourself and Others
  11
- Noise Emission Values
  11
- Danger from Toxic Gases and Vapours
  12
- Danger from Flying Sparks
  12
- Risks from Mains Current and Welding Current
  13
- Meandering Welding Currents
  14
- EMC Device Classifications
  14
- EMC Measures
  14
- EMF Measures
  15
- Specific Hazards
  15
- Requirement for the Shielding Gas
  16
- Danger from Shielding Gas Cylinders
  16
- Danger from Escaping Shielding Gas
  17
- Safety Measures at the Installation Location and During Transport
  17
- Safety Measures in Normal Operation
  17
- Commissioning, Maintenance and Repair
  18
- Safety Inspection
  18
- Disposal
  19
- Safety Symbols
  19
- Data Protection
  19
- Copyright
  19
General Information

21
- General
  23
  - Device Concept
    23
  - Functional Principle
    23
  - Application Areas
    23
  - Warning Notices on the Device
    24
  - Description of Warning Notices on the Device
    25
- Special Versions
  27
  - General
    27
  - Alu Edition
    27
  - Crni Edition
    27
  - CMT Variants
    27
  - CMT 4000 Advanced
    28
  - TIME 5000 Digital
    28
  - Yard Edition
    28
  - Steel Edition
    28
- System Components
  29
  - General
    29
  - Overview
    29
Control Elements and Connections

31
Installation and Commissioning

71
- Minimum Equipment Needed for Welding Task
  73
  - General
    73
  - MIG/MAG Gas-Cooled Welding
    73
  - MIG/MAG Water-Cooled Welding
    73
  - MIG/MAG Automated Welding
    73
  - CMT Manual Welding
    73
  - CMT Automated Welding
    74
  - CMT Advanced Welding
    74
  - TIG DC Welding
    74
  - Manual Metal Arc Welding
    74
- Before Installation and Commissioning
  75
  - Safety
    75
  - Proper Use
    75
  - Setup Regulations
    75
  - Mains Connection
    75
- Connecting up the Mains Cable on US Power Sources
  77
  - General
    77
  - Stipulated Mains Cables and Strain-Relief Devices
    77
  - Safety
    77
  - Connecting the Mains Cable
    77
  - Replacing the Strain-Relief Device
    79
- Start-Up
  80
  - Safety
    80
  - Remarks on the Cooling Unit
    80
  - Information on System Components
    80
  - Overview
    81
- Commissioning the TPS 2700
  82
  - General
    82
  - Recommendation for Water-Cooled Applications
    82
  - Connecting the Gas Cylinder
    82
  - Establishing a Ground (Earth) Connection
    83
  - Connecting the Welding Torch
    83
  - Inserting/Replacing Feed Rollers
    84
  - Inserting the Wirespool
    84
  - Inserting the Basket-Type Spool
    85
  - Feeding in the Wire Electrode
    86
  - Setting the Contact Pressure
    87
  - Adjusting the Brake
    87
  - Design of the Brake
    88
- Commissioning the TS 4000 / 5000, TPS 3200 / 4000 / 5000, TIME 5000 Digital
  89
- Commissioning the CMT4000 Advanced
  93
Welding

95
- MIG/MAG Modes
  97
  - General
    97
  - Symbols and Their Explanations
    97
  - 2-Step Mode
    98
  - Special 4-Step Mode
    99
  - Spot Welding
    99
- MIG/MAG Welding
  100
  - Safety
    100
  - General Tasks before MIG/MAG Welding
    100
  - Overview
    100
- MIG/MAG Synergic Welding
  101
  - General
    101
  - Corrections During Welding
    102
  - Adjusting Parameters for Correction
    103
  - Remarks on the Standard Control Panel
    103
- MIG/MAG Standard Manual Welding
  104
  - General
    104
  - Available Parameters
    104
  - Corrections During Welding
    105
  - Adjusting Parameters for Correction
    106
- CMT Welding
  107
  - General
    107
  - Corrections During Welding
    108
  - Adjusting Parameters for Correction
    110
- Special Functions and Options
  111
  - Arc Break Watchdog Function
    111
  - Ignition Time-Out Function
    111
  - Spatter-Free Ignition Option
    111
  - Synchropulse Option
    112
- Robot Welding
  114
  - Prerequisite
    114
  - General
    114
  - Special 2-Step Mode for Robot Interface
    114
  - Wire-Stick Control Function
    115
  - Changing the Welding Process During CMT Advanced Welding
    115
- TIG Welding
  116
  - Safety
    116
  - Prerequisite
    116
  - Preparation
    116
  - TIG Welding
    117
  - Igniting the Arc
    117
  - Finishing Welding
    118
  - TIG Comfort Stop Option
    118
  - TIG Welding with TIG Comfort Stop
    119
- MMA Welding
  121
  - Safety
    121
  - Prerequisite
    121
  - Preparation
    121
  - Manual Metal Arc Welding
    122
  - Corrections During Welding
    122
  - Adjusting Parameters for Correction
    123
  - Hotstart Function
    123
  - Softstart Function
    123
  - Anti-Stick Function
    124
- Job Mode
  125
  - General
    125
  - Prerequisites
    125
  - Restrictions
    125
  - Job Mode Displays on the Left-Hand Digital Display
    125
  - Selecting Job Mode as the Process
    125
  - Creating a Job
    126
  - Retrieving a Job
    127
  - Copying/Overwriting a Job
    128
  - Deleting a Job
    129
Setup Settings

131
Troubleshooting and Maintenance

173
- Troubleshooting
  175
  - General
    175
  - Safety
    175
  - Displayed Service Codes
    175
  - Power Source - Troubleshooting
    183
- Care, Maintenance and Disposal
  187
  - General
    187
  - Safety
    187
  - At Every Start-Up
    187
  - Every 2 Months
    187
  - Every 6 Months
    187
  - Disposal
    187
Appendix

189
- Technical Data
  191
  - Special Voltages
    191
  - Tps 2700
    191
  - Tps 2700 MV
    192
  - Tps 3200
    193
  - Tps 3200 MV
    194
  - Tps 3200 460 V Ac
    195
  - Ts/Tps 4000
    196
  - Ts/Tps 4000 MV
    197
  - Ts/Tps 5000
    198
  - Ts/Tps 5000 MV
    199
  - Technical Data - US Devices
    200
  - Technical Data - Alu Edition, Crni Edition, Yard Edition and CMT Variants
    200
  - TIME 5000 Digital
    200
  - CMT 4000 Advanced
    201
  - CMT 4000 Advanced MV
    202
- Welding Program Databases
  204
  - Explanation of Symbols
    204
  - Setting up a Welding Program Database - Example
    204
- Terms and Abbreviations Used
  205
  - General
    205
  - Terms and Abbreviations a - C
    205
  - Terms and Abbreviations D - F
    205
  - Terms and Abbreviations G - I
    206
  - Terms and Abbreviations J - R
    207
  - Terms and Abbreviations S
    207
  - Terms and Abbreviations T - 2Nd
    208

Fronius CMT 4000 Advanced Operating Instructions & Spare Parts (212 pages)

MIG/MAG Power source

Brand: Fronius | Category: AC Power Distribution | Size: 27 MB

Table of Contents
5
Safety Rules
11
- Explanation of Safety Symbols
  11
- General
  11
- Intended Purpose
  12
- Environmental Conditions
  12
- Obligations of the Operator
  12
- Obligations of Personnel
  13
- Mains Connection
  13
- Protecting Yourself and Others
  13
- Noise Emission Values
  14
- Danger from Toxic Gases and Vapours
  14
- Danger from Flying Sparks
  15
- Risks from Mains Current and Welding Current
  15
- Meandering Welding Currents
  17
- EMC Device Classifications
  17
- EMC Measures
  17
- EMF Measures
  18
- Specific Hazards
  18
- Danger from Shielding Gas Cylinders
  20
- Safety Measures at the Installation Location and During Transport
  20
- Safety Measures in Normal Operation
  21
- Maintenance and Repair
  22
- Safety Inspection
  22
- Disposal
  22
- Safety Symbols
  22
- Data Protection
  23
- Copyright
  23
General Information

25
- General
  27
  - Device Concept
    27
  - Functional Principle
    27
  - Application Areas
    27
  - Warning Notices on the Device
    27
- Special Versions
  29
  - General
    29
  - Alu Edition
    29
  - Crni Edition
    29
  - CMT Variants
    29
  - CMT 4000 Advanced
    29
  - TIME 5000 Digital
    30
  - Yard Edition
    30
  - Steel Edition
    30
- System Components
  31
  - General
    31
  - Overview
    31
Control Elements and Connections

33
Installation and Commissioning

73
- Minimum Equipment Needed for Welding Task
  75
  - General
    75
  - MIG/MAG Gas-Cooled Welding
    75
  - MIG/MAG Water-Cooled Welding
    75
  - MIG/MAG Automated Welding
    75
  - CMT Manual Welding
    75
  - CMT Automated Welding
    76
  - CMT Advanced Welding
    76
  - TIG DC Welding
    76
  - Manual Metal Arc Welding
    76
- Before Installation and Commissioning
  77
  - Safety
    77
  - Proper Use
    77
  - Setup Regulations
    77
  - Mains Connection
    77
- Connecting up the Mains Cable on US Power Sources
  78
  - General
    78
  - Stipulated Mains Cables and Strain-Relief Devices
    78
  - Safety
    78
  - Connecting the Mains Cable
    78
  - Replacing the Strain-Relief Device
    79
- Start-Up
  81
  - Safety
    81
  - Remarks on the Cooling Unit
    81
  - Information on System Components
    81
  - Overview
    81
- Commissioning the TPS 2700
  82
  - General
    82
  - Recommendation for Water-Cooled Applications
    82
  - Connecting the Gas Cylinder
    82
  - Establishing a Ground (Earth) Connection
    83
  - Connecting the Welding Torch
    83
  - Inserting/Replacing Feed Rollers
    83
  - Inserting the Wirespool
    84
  - Inserting the Basket-Type Spool
    84
  - Feeding in the Wire Electrode
    85
  - Setting the Contact Pressure
    86
  - Adjusting the Brake
    86
  - Design of the Brake
    87
- Commissioning the TS 4000 / 5000, TPS 3200 / 4000 / 5000, TIME 5000 Digital
  88
- Commissioning the CMT4000 Advanced
  92
Welding

95
- MIG/MAG Modes
  97
  - General
    97
  - Symbols and Their Explanations
    97
  - 2-Step Mode
    98
  - Special 4-Step Mode
    99
  - Spot Welding
    99
- MIG/MAG Welding
  100
  - Safety
    100
  - General Tasks before MIG/MAG Welding
    100
  - Overview
    100
- MIG/MAG Synergic Welding
  101
  - General
    101
  - Corrections During Welding
    102
  - Adjusting Parameters for Correction
    102
  - Remarks on the Standard Control Panel
    102
- MIG/MAG Standard Manual Welding
  103
  - General
    103
  - Available Parameters
    103
  - Corrections During Welding
    104
  - Adjusting Parameters for Correction
    104
- CMT Welding
  105
  - General
    105
  - Corrections During Welding
    106
  - Adjusting Parameters for Correction
    108
- Special Functions and Options
  109
  - Arc Break Watchdog Function
    109
  - Ignition Time-Out Function
    109
  - Spatter-Free Ignition Option
    109
  - Synchropulse Option
    110
- Robot Welding
  112
  - Prerequisite
    112
  - General
    112
  - Special 2-Step Mode for Robot Interface
    112
  - Wire-Stick Control Function
    113
  - Changing the Welding Process During CMT Advanced Welding
    113
- TIG Welding
  114
  - Safety
    114
  - Prerequisite
    114
  - Preparation
    114
  - Igniting the Arc
    115
  - Finishing Welding
    116
  - TIG Comfort Stop Option
    116
  - TIG Welding with TIG Comfort Stop
    118
- MMA Welding
  119
  - Safety
    119
  - Prerequisite
    119
  - Preparation
    119
  - Manual Metal Arc Welding
    119
  - Corrections During Welding
    120
  - Adjusting Parameters for Correction
    120
  - Hotstart Function
    120
  - Softstart Function
    121
  - Anti-Stick Function
    121
- Job Mode
  122
  - General
    122
  - Prerequisites
    122
  - Restrictions
    122
  - Job Mode Displays on the Left-Hand Digital Display
    122
  - Selecting Job Mode as the Process
    122
  - Creating a Job
    122
  - Retrieving a Job
    123
  - Copying/Overwriting a Job
    124
  - Deleting a Job
    125
Setup Settings

127
Troubleshooting and Maintenance

165
- Troubleshooting
  167
  - General
    167
  - Safety
    167
  - Displayed Service Codes
    167
  - Power Source - Troubleshooting
    175
- Care, Maintenance and Disposal
  179
  - General
    179
  - Safety
    179
  - At Every Start-Up
    179
  - Every 2 Months
    179
  - Every 6 Months
    179
  - Disposal
    179
Appendix

181
- Technical Data
  183
  - Special Voltages
    183
  - Tps 2700
    183
  - Tps 2700 MV
    184
  - Tps 3200
    185
  - Tps 3200 MV
    186
  - Tps 3200 460Vac
    187
  - Ts/Tps 4000
    188
  - Ts/Tps 4000 MV
    189
  - Ts/Tps 5000
    189
  - Ts/Tps 5000 MV
    190
  - Technical Data - US Devices
    191
  - Technical Data - Alu Edition, Crni Edition, Yard Edition and CMT Variants
    191
  - TIME 5000 Digital
    191
  - CMT 4000 Advanced
    192
  - CMT 4000 Advanced MV
    193
- Welding Program Databases
  195
  - Explanation of Symbols
    195
  - Setting up a Welding Program Database - Example
    195
- Terms and Abbreviations Used
  196
  - General
    196
  - Terms and Abbreviations a - C
    196
  - Terms and Abbreviations D - F
    196
  - Terms and Abbreviations G - I
    197
  - Terms and Abbreviations J - R
    197
  - Terms and Abbreviations S
    198
  - Terms and Abbreviations T - 2Nd
    198
Spare Parts List

201

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Table of Contents

General Information

Control Elements and Connections

Installation and Commissioning

Welding

Setup Settings

Troubleshooting and Maintenance

Appendix