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Fronius TransSteel 2200 MV Operating Instructions Manual

Fronius TransSteel 2200 MV Operating Instructions Manual (136 pages)

MIG/MAG power source

Brand: Fronius | Category: Power Supply | Size: 4 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
Safety Instructions
7
- Explanation of Safety Instructions
  7
- General
  7
- Intended Use
  7
- Grid Connection
  8
- Environmental Conditions
  8
- Obligations of the Operating Company
  9
- Obligations of Personnel
  9
- Residual Current Circuit Breaker
  9
- Personal Protection and Protection of Others
  9
- Data Regarding Noise Emission Values
  10
- Danger from Toxic Gases and Vapors
  10
- Danger from Flying Sparks
  11
- Risks from Grid Current and Welding Current
  11
- Stray Welding Currents
  12
- EMC Device Classifications
  12
- EMC Measures
  12
- EMF Measures
  13
- Particular Hazard Areas
  13
- Requirement for the Shielding Gas
  14
- Danger from Shielding Gas Cylinders
  14
- Danger Posed by Shielding Gas Leak
  15
- Safety Measures at the Setup Location and During Transport
  15
- Safety Measures in Normal Operation
  16
- Maintenance and Repair
  16
- Safety Inspection
  17
- Disposal
  17
- Safety Symbols
  17
- Data Backup
  17
- Copyright
  17
General Information

19
- General
  21
  - Device Concept
    21
  - Power Limitation" Function
    21
  - Application Areas
    22
  - Warning Notices on the Device
    23
  - Warning Notices on the Device
    24
  - Description of the Warnings on the Device
    27
Operating Controls and Connections

29
- Control Panel
  31
  - General
    31
  - Safety
    31
  - Keylock
    37
- Connections, Switches, and Mechanical Components
  38
  - Safety
    38
  - Front and Rear of the Power Source
    38
  - Side View
    39
Before Installation and Initial Operation

41
- General
  43
  - Safety
    43
  - Intended Use
    43
  - Setup Regulations
    43
  - Grid Connection
    44
- Generator-Powered Operation
  45
  - Required Generator Output
    45
- Mains Fuse Protection
  46
  - Adjustable Mains Fuse Protection
    46
  - Adjustable Mains Fuse Protection
    48
- Fitting the Carrying Strap
  50
  - Fitting the Carrying Strap to the Power Source
    50
Mig/Mag

51
- Commissioning
  53
- Adjusting the Brake of the Wirespool Holders
  60
- Description of MIG/MAG Operating Modes
  62
  - 2-Step Mode
    62
  - 4-Step Mode
    63
  - Special 4-Step Mode
    64
  - Spot Welding
    65
  - 2-Step Stitch Welding
    66
  - 4-Step Stitch Welding
    67
- MIG/MAG Standard Manual Welding
  68
  - General
    68
  - Adjustable Welding Parameters
    68
  - Corrections During Welding
    68
- MIG/MAG Standard Synergic Welding
  69
  - Corrections During Welding
    70
- Spot Welding and Stitch Welding
  71
  - General
    71
  - Spot Welding
    71
  - Stitch Welding
    71
Tig

73
- Commissioning
  75
  - Start-Up
    75
  - TIG Welding
    76
  - Selecting the Desired Country-Specific Setting
    77
  - Laying the Hosepacks Correctly
    77
- Description of TIG Operating Modes
  78
  - 2-Step Mode
    78
  - 4-Step Mode
    79
- Pulse Welding
  81
  - Applications
    81
  - Operating Principle
    81
  - Activating Pulse Welding
    82
Rod Electrode

83
- Commissioning
  85
- Functions for Optimizing the Welding Process
  87
  - Arc-Force Dynamic
    87
  - Hotstart (Hti) Function
    87
  - Anti-Stick (Ast) Function
    87
Easyjobs

89
- Saving and Retrieving Easyjobs
  91
  - General
    91
  - Saving an Easyjob
    91
  - Retrieving an Easyjob
    91
  - Deleting an Easyjob
    91
Setup Menu

93
- Setup Menu Level 1
  95
- Setup Menu 2Nd Level
  100
Optimizing Weld Quality

105
- Measuring the Welding Circuit Resistance
  107
- Displaying the Welding Circuit Inductivity
  109
  - General
    109
Troubleshooting and Maintenance

111
- Displaying Service Parameters
  113
  - Service Parameters
    113
- Troubleshooting
  114
  - Safety
    114
  - Displayed Service Codes
    117
- Service, Maintenance and Disposal
  121
  - General
    121
  - Safety
    121
  - Maintenance at Every Start-Up
    121
  - Maintenance as Required, at Least Every Two Months
    122
  - Maintenance Every 6 Months
    122
  - Disposal
    122
- Removing Stiff Drive Rollers
  123
  - Removing a Stiff Drive Roller
    123
Appendix

125
- Average Consumption Values During Welding
  127
- Technical Data
  128
  - Overview with Critical Raw Materials, Year of Production of the Device
    128

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