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Fronius MagicWave 4000 Operating Instructions Manual (140 pages)

TIG Power Source

Brand: Fronius | Category: Welding System | Size: 10 MB

Table of Contents
5
Safety Rules
9
- Explanation of Safety Symbols
  9
- General
  9
- Proper Use
  10
- Environmental Conditions
  10
- Obligations of the Operator
  10
- Obligations of Personnel
  11
- Mains Connection
  11
- Protecting Yourself and Others
  11
- Noise Emission Values
  12
- Danger from Toxic Gases and Vapours
  12
- Danger from Flying Sparks
  13
- Risks from Mains Current and Welding Current
  13
- Meandering Welding Currents
  14
- EMC Device Classifications
  14
- EMC Measures
  15
- EMF Measures
  15
- Specific Hazards
  15
- Factors Affecting Welding Results
  17
- Danger from Shielding Gas Cylinders
  17
- Safety Measures at the Installation Location and During Transport
  17
- Safety Measures in Normal Operation
  18
- Commissioning, Maintenance and Repair
  19
- Safety Inspection
  19
- Disposal
  19
- Safety Symbols
  20
- Data Protection
  20
- Copyright
  20
General Information

21
- General
  23
  - Device Concept
    23
  - Functional Principle
    24
  - Field of Application
    24
  - Warning Notices on the Device
    25
- System Components
  26
  - General
    26
  - Overview
    26
Control Elements and Connections

27
- Description of the Control Panels
  29
  - General
    29
  - Safety
    29
  - Overview
    29
- Magicwave Control Panel
  30
- Transtig Control Panel
  34
- Key Combinations - Special Functions
  38
  - General
    38
  - Displaying the Software Version, Operating Time and Coolant Flow
    38
- Connections, Switches and Mechanical Components
  39
  - Magicwave1700 / 2200
    39
  - Magicwave2500 / 3000
    40
  - Magicwave4000 / 5000
    41
  - Transtig 2200
    42
  - Transtig2500 / 3000
    43
  - Transtig4000 / 5000
    44
Installation and Commissioning

45
- Minimum Equipment Needed for Welding Task
  47
  - General
    47
  - TIG AC Welding
    47
  - TIG DC Welding
    47
  - MMA Welding
    47
- Before Installation and Commissioning
  48
  - Safety
    48
  - Utilisation for Intended Purpose
    48
  - Setup Regulations
    48
  - Mains Connection
    48
  - Generator-Powered Operation (MW 1700 / 2200, TT2200)
    49
- Connecting up the Mains Cable on US Power Sources
  50
  - General
    50
  - Stipulated Mains Cables and Strain-Relief Devices
    50
  - Safety
    50
  - Connecting the Mains Cable
    50
  - Replacing the Strain-Relief Device
    51
- Start-Up
  53
  - Safety
    53
  - Remarks on the Cooling Unit
    53
  - General
    53
  - Connecting the Gas Cylinder
    53
  - Establishing a Ground (Earth) Connection to the Workpiece
    54
  - Connecting the Welding Torch
    54
Welding

55
- TIG Modes
  57
  - Safety
    57
  - Symbols and Their Explanations
    57
  - 2-Step Mode
    58
  - Special 4-Step Mode: Variant 4
    59
- Cap Shaping and Cap Overloading
  60
  - Cap Shaping
    60
- TIG Welding
  61
  - Safety
    61
  - Welding Parameters
    61
  - Preparation
    62
  - TIG Welding
    62
- Igniting the Arc
  64
  - General
    64
  - Igniting the Arc Using High Frequency(HF Ignition)
    64
  - Touchdown Ignition
    65
  - End of Welding
    66
- Special Functions and Options
  67
  - Arc Break Watchdog Function
    67
  - Ignition Time-Out Function
    67
  - Tacking Function
    67
- MMA Welding
  69
  - Safety
    69
  - Preparation
    69
  - Manual Metal Arc Welding
    69
  - Hotstart Function
    70
  - Anti-Stick Function
    71
Setup Settings

73
Troubleshooting and Maintenance

87
- Troubleshooting
  89
  - General
    89
  - Safety
    89
  - Displayed Service Codes
    89
  - Power Source - Troubleshooting
    92
- Care, Maintenance and Disposal
  94
  - General
    94
  - Safety
    94
  - At Every Start-Up
    94
  - Every 2 Months
    94
  - Every 6 Months
    94
  - Disposal
    95
Appendix

97
- Technical Data
  99
  - Special Voltages
    99
  - Magicwave1700 / 2200
    99
  - Magicwave2500 / 3000
    100
  - Magicwave 2500 / 3000 MV
    100
  - Magicwave4000 / 5000
    101
  - Magicwave 4000 / 5000 MV
    102
  - Transtig 2200
    103
  - Transtig2500 / 3000
    104
  - Transtig 2500 / 3000 MV
    105
  - Transtig4000 / 5000
    106
  - Transtig 4000 / 5000 MV
    107
  - Explanation of Footnotes
    107
- Terms and Abbreviations Used
  108
  - General
    108
  - Terms and Abbreviations a - F
    108
  - Terms and Abbreviations G - H
    108
  - Terms and Abbreviations I - U
    109
Spare Parts and Circuit Diagrams

111

Fronius MagicWave 4000 Operating Instructions Manual (124 pages)

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

Welding Parameters in the Rod Electrode Setup Menu - Level
2
Table of Contents
3
Special 4-Step Mode: Variant
4
Safety Rules
7
Explanation of Safety Notices
7
General
7
Proper Use
8
Environmental Conditions
8
Obligations of the Operator
8
Obligations of Personnel
8
Mains Connection
9
Protecting Yourself and Others
9
Noise Emission Values
10
Danger from Toxic Gases and Vapours
10
Danger from Flying Sparks
10
Risks from Mains Current and Welding Current
11
Meandering Welding Currents
12
EMC Device Classifications
12
EMC Measures
12
EMF Measures
13
Specific Hazards
13
Requirement for the Shielding Gas
14
Danger from Shielding Gas Cylinders
14
Danger from Escaping Shielding Gas
15
Safety Measures at the Installation Location and During Transport
15
Safety Measures in Normal Operation
16
Commissioning, Maintenance and Repair
16
Safety Inspection
17
Disposal
17
Safety Symbols
17
Data Protection
17
Copyright
18
General Information
19
General
21
Device Concept
21
Functional Principle
22
Application Areas
22
Warning Notices on the Device
23
System Components
24
General
24
Overview
24
Control Elements and Connections
25
Description of the Control Panels
27
General
27
Safety
27
Overview
28
Magicwave Control Panel
29
Transtig Control Panel
34
Key Combinations - Special Functions
38
General
38
Displaying the Software Version, Operating Time and Coolant Flow
38
Connections, Switches and Mechanical Components
39
Magicwave1700 / 2200
39
Magicwave2500 / 3000
40
Magicwave4000 / 5000
41
Transtig 2200
42
Transtig2500 / 3000
43
Transtig4000 / 5000
44
Installation and Commissioning
45
Minimum Equipment Needed for Welding Task
47
General
47
TIG AC Welding
47
TIG DC Welding
47
MMA Welding
47
Before Installation and Commissioning
48
Safety
48
Utilisation for Intended Purpose
48
Setup Regulations
48
Mains Connection
48
Generator-Powered Operation (MW 1700 / 2200, TT 2200)
49
Connecting up the Mains Cable on US Power Sources
50
General
50
Stipulated Mains Cables and Strain-Relief Devices
50
Safety
50
Connecting the Mains Cable
50
Replacing the Strain-Relief Device
52
Start-Up
53
Safety
53
Remarks on the Cooling Unit
53
General
53
Connecting the Gas Cylinder
53
Establishing a Ground (Earth) Connection to the Workpiece
54
Connecting the Welding Torch
54
Welding
55
TIG Modes
57
Safety
57
Symbols and Their Explanations
57
2-Step Mode
58
Cap Shaping and Cap Overloading
60
Cap-Shaping
60
TIG Welding
61
Safety
61
Welding Parameters
61
Preparation
62
TIG Welding
62
Igniting the Arc
64
General
64
Igniting the Arc Using High Frequency(HF Ignition)
64
Touchdown Ignition
65
End of Welding
66
Special Functions and Options
67
Arc Break Watchdog Function
67
Ignition Time-Out Function
67
Tacking Function
67
MMA Welding
69
Safety
69
Preparation
69
Hotstart Function
71
Anti-Stick Function
71
Setup Settings
73
The Setup Menu
75
General
75
Overview
75
Shielding Gas Setup Menu
76
General
76
Opening the Protective Gas Shield Set-Up Menu
76
Changing Welding Parameters
76
Exiting the Set-Up Menu
76
Welding Parameters in the Protective Gas Shield Set-Up Menu
76
TIG Setup Menu
78
Opening the TIG Set-Up Menu
78
Changing Welding Parameters
78
Exiting the Set-Up Menu
78
Rod Electrode Setup Menu
82
Open the Rod Electrode Set-Up Menu
82
Changing Welding Parameters
82
Exiting the Set-Up Menu
82
Welding Parameters in the Rod Electrode Set-Up Menu
82
Rod Electrode Setup Menu: Level 2
84
Opening the Rod Electrode Set-Up Menu Level
84
Changing Welding Parameters
84
Exiting the Rod Electrode Set-Up Menu - Level
84
Troubleshooting and Maintenance
87
Troubleshooting
89
General
89
Safety
89
Displayed Service Codes
89
Power Source - Troubleshooting
92
Care, Maintenance and Disposal
94
General
94
Safety
94
At Every Start-Up
94
Every 2 Months
94
Every 6 Months
95
Disposal
95
Appendix
97
Average Consumption Values During Welding
99
Average Wire Electrode Consumption During MIG/MAG Welding
99
Average Shielding Gas Consumption During MIG/MAG Welding
99
Average Shielding Gas Consumption During TIG Welding
99
Technical Data
100
Special Voltages
100
Overview with Critical Raw Materials, Year of Production of the Device
100
Magicwave 1700
100
Magicwave 2200
101
Magicwave 2500
102
Magicwave 3000
103
Magicwave 2500 MV
104
Magicwave 3000 MV
105
Magicwave 4000
106
Magicwave 5000
107
Magicwave 4000 MV
108
Magicwave 5000 MV
109
Transtig 2200
111
Transtig 2500
112
Transtig 3000
113
Transtig 2500 MV
114
Transtig 3000 MV
116
Transtig 4000
117
Transtig 5000
118
Transtig 4000 MV
119
Transtig 5000 MV
120
Explanation of Footnotes
121
Terms and Abbreviations Used
122
General
122
Terms and Abbreviations a - F
122
Terms and Abbreviations G - H
122
Terms and Abbreviations I - U
123

Fronius MagicWave 4000 Operating Instructions Manual (112 pages)

TIG

Brand: Fronius | Category: Portable Generator | Size: 15 MB

Table of Contents
3
Safety Rules
7
- Explanation of Safety Notices
  7
- General
  7
- Proper Use
  7
- Environmental Conditions
  8
- Obligations of the Operator
  8
- Obligations of Personnel
  8
- Mains Connection
  8
- Protecting Yourself and Others
  9
- Noise Emission Values
  9
- Danger from Toxic Gases and Vapours
  10
- Danger from Flying Sparks
  10
- Risks from Mains Current and Welding Current
  10
- Meandering Welding Currents
  11
- EMC Device Classifications
  12
- EMC Measures
  12
- EMF Measures
  13
- Specific Hazards
  13
- Requirement for the Shielding Gas
  14
- Danger from Shielding Gas Cylinders
  14
- Danger from Escaping Shielding Gas
  14
- Safety Measures at the Installation Location and During Transport
  15
- Safety Measures in Normal Operation
  15
- Commissioning, Maintenance and Repair
  16
- Safety Inspection
  16
- Disposal
  16
- Safety Symbols
  17
- Data Protection
  17
- Copyright
  17
General Information

19
- General
  21
  - Device Concept
    21
  - Functional Principle
    22
  - Application Areas
    22
  - Warning Notices on the Device
    23
- System Components
  24
  - General
    24
  - Overview
    24
Control Elements and Connections

25
- Description of the Control Panels
  27
  - General
    27
  - Safety
    27
  - Overview
    28
- Magicwave Control Panel
  29
- Transtig Control Panel
  33
- Key Combinations - Special Functions
  37
  - General
    37
  - Displaying the Software Version, Operating Time and Coolant Flow
    37
- Connections, Switches and Mechanical Components
  38
  - Magicwave1700 / 2200
    38
  - Magicwave2500 / 3000
    39
  - Magicwave4000 / 5000
    40
  - Transtig 2200
    41
  - Transtig2500 / 3000
    42
  - Transtig4000 / 5000
    43
Installation and Commissioning

45
- Minimum Equipment Needed for Welding Task
  47
  - General
    47
  - TIG AC Welding
    47
  - TIG DC Welding
    47
  - MMA Welding
    47
- Before Installation and Commissioning
  48
  - Safety
    48
  - Utilisation for Intended Purpose
    48
  - Setup Regulations
    48
  - Mains Connection
    48
  - Generator-Powered Operation (MW 1700 / 2200, TT2200)
    49
- Connecting up the Mains Cable on US Power Sources
  50
  - General
    50
  - Stipulated Mains Cables and Strain-Relief Devices
    50
  - Safety
    50
  - Connecting the Mains Cable
    50
  - Replacing the Strain-Relief Device
    51
- Start-Up
  53
  - Safety
    53
  - Remarks on the Cooling Unit
    53
  - General
    53
  - Connecting the Gas Cylinder
    53
  - Establishing a Ground (Earth) Connection to the Workpiece
    54
  - Connecting the Welding Torch
    54
Welding

55
- TIG Modes
  57
  - Safety
    57
  - Symbols and Their Explanations
    57
- Cap Shaping and Cap Overloading
  63
  - Cap-Shaping
    63
- TIG Welding
  64
  - Safety
    64
  - Welding Parameters
    64
  - Preparation
    65
  - TIG Welding
    65
- Igniting the Arc
  67
  - General
    67
  - Igniting the Arc Using High Frequency(HF Ignition)
    67
  - Touchdown Ignition
    68
  - End of Welding
    69
- Special Functions and Options
  70
  - Arc Break Watchdog Function
    70
  - Ignition Time-Out Function
    70
  - Tacking Function
    70
- MMA Welding
  72
  - Safety
    72
  - Preparation
    72
  - Hotstart Function
    73
  - Anti-Stick Function
    74
- 2 Step Mode
  
  58
- 4 Step Mode
  
  60
  - Special 4-Step Mode: Variant 4
    62
Setup Settings

75
Troubleshooting and Maintenance

89
- Troubleshooting
  91
  - General
    91
  - Safety
    91
  - Displayed Service Codes
    91
  - Power Source - Troubleshooting
    94
- Care, Maintenance and Disposal
  96
  - General
    96
  - Safety
    96
  - At Every Start-Up
    96
  - Every 2 Months
    96
  - Every 6 Months
    97
  - Disposal
    97
Appendix

99
- Technical Data
  101
  - Special Voltages
    101
  - Magicwave1700 / 2200
    101
  - Magicwave2500 / 3000
    102
  - Magicwave 2500 / 3000 MV
    102
  - Magicwave4000 / 5000
    103
  - Magicwave 4000 / 5000 MV
    104
  - Transtig 800 / 2200
    105
  - Transtig2500 / 3000
    106
  - Transtig 2500 / 3000 MV
    107
  - Transtig4000 / 5000
    108
  - Transtig 4000 / 5000 MV
    109
  - Explanation of Footnotes
    109
- Terms and Abbreviations Used
  110
  - General
    110
  - Terms and Abbreviations a - F
    110
  - Terms and Abbreviations G - H
    110
  - Terms and Abbreviations I - U
    111

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