Mains Connection; Illustrated Description Of Functions; Limitations To Environmental Conditions; Operating Instructions - STAYER WELDING M40.18Multi Manual De Instrucciones

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3. 3. Mains connection

Welding equipment need appropriate current supply and
sufficient power to work at full capacity. The whole range is
prepared to work with certified generators that comply with the
regulations and operate properly. Power to be supplied is at
least:
MODEL
VOLTAGE
M40.18Multi
230, single-phase
M40.20Multi
230, single-phase
M60.25/MIG250
230, single-phase
M60.25T/MIG250T
3x400 triphase
M60.35
3x400 triphase
M60.50
3x400 triphase

3.4. Illustrated description of functions

1. MIG/MAG torch with Eurotorch connection
2. Ground cable with clamp
3. Electrode cable with clamp
4. Switch for turning machine on/off (ON/OFF)
5. Positive DINSE welding terminal (+)
6. Negative DINSE welding terminal (-)
7. Connection for continuous wire torch (Eurotorch)
8. Wire driving mechanism of the spooler
9. Wire bobbin compartment of the spooler
10. Wire lock primer button at the torch
11. Process selector: MIG-MAG / MMA-TIG
12. Welding ampere setting
13. Welding voltage setting
14. Manual wire speed setting
15. Machine display
16. Manually adjustable Led function indicators
17. Manually adjustable button panel
18. Synergic wire type setting
19. Synergic wire diameter setting
20. Working mode selector: synergic/manual
21. 2T / 4T mode selector with ramps
22. Mode selector: Wire/Pulsed Wire/TIG shielded electrode
23. Wire torch purge air button
MIG250T CONTROL PANEL
24. Turned-on Led indicator
25. Overcharge Led indicator
26. Amperage display
17. Voltage display
28. MIG cable end crater filler voltage
29. MIG cable end crater amperage
30. MIG splash control. Depending on the mode it avoids
splashes.
31. MMA shielded electrode welding amperage
32. MIG welding voltage
33. MIG welding amperage
34. 2T /4/ selector button (fixed trigger or push once for ON/OFF)
35. MIG/ARC switch: selects working mode
36. Crater ON/OFF switch. Activates filling of crater, or not.
37. Gas checking switch. Push to check that gas is discharged.

3.5. Limitations to environmental conditions

Equipment shall be installed respecting their IP21 class; this
means that the equipment is protected at the most against
vertical impact of water drops and access to dangerous parts
with one finger against solid foreign bodies of 12.5 mm ø or
larger.
Amperage and
MINIMUM
voltage for
RECOMMENDED
POWER,
magnetothermal or
POWER, 7KVA
KVA
differential circuit
breaker
6
7
2 poles, 230v, 32 Ah
6
7
2 poles, 230v, 32 Ah
8
10
2 poles, 230v, 40 Ah
8
10
3 poles, 400v, 40 Ah
14
16
3 poles, 400v, 25 Ah
25
27
3 poles, 400v, 40 Ah
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The equipment is prepared for working within a temperature
range from -15OC to 70OC, taking into account the limitation of a
decrease in performance (duty cycle) as of ambient temperatures
above 40OC.

4. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

4.1 Positioning and testing

Any model of this equipment is turned on by operating switch No.
4. Before turning equipment on, check safety and comply with
your risk prevention in the workplace, and carry out the functions
explained below as a function of the machine's service time.

4.1.1 Shielded Metal Arc Welding (MMA)

Connect ground cable No. 2 to machine connector No. 6. And
connect the ground clamp to the workpiece. Make sure that
there is a good electric contact on a solid and clean surface.
Connect cables of the electrode carrier clamp No. 3 of the
machine No. 5. Connect the electrode to the electrode carrier
clamp making sure that it fits into the directional slots.
Note: the electrode is almost always connected to the positive
terminal (reverse polarity). But under certain circumstances
it is to be connected the negative one (direct polarity) as it is
usually the case of the base electrode. Refer to the electrode
documentation to be sure.
4.1.1.1 M40.18Multi / MIG180Multi and M40.20Multi
/ MIG200Multi
Push switch No. 11 to MMA mode ("O"). The equipment is now
regulated by amperage control No. 12 only.
4.1.1.2. Models M60.25M/M60.65T
Turn equipment on. Push switch No. 22 until the Display shows
the indicator "Current". Adjust amperage and the arc-force factor
by means of group 17.
Models MIG 250M/MIG250T
Turn equipment on. Push switch 35. Adjust amperage by means
of 31.
Generally, set a low arc-force value for rutile electrodes, a
medium one for base and a high one for cellulosic.
4.1.1.3. Models M60.35/MIG350T and M60.50/
MIG500T
Turn equipment on. Push switch No. 22 until only the ampere
value is shown on Display No. 15. Adjust by means of group 17.

4.1.2 TIG Welding

It is necessary that you obtain a TIG torch (5ref. 4120.81) the
gas of which is governed at the handle of the torch. Connect the
TIG torch to connector No. 6 and ground to connector No. 5 of
the machine (direct polarity).
4.1.2.1. M40.18Multi/MIG180Multi and M40.20
Multi/MIG200Multi
Push switch No. 13 to MMA mode ("O"). The equipment is now
regulated by means of amperage control No. 12 only.
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