Maintenance - Truper SOMI-210X Manual De Instrucciones

Maintenance

• The right use and good maintenance extend the useful
life of the welder.
CAUTION
• Only qualified staff shall carry out
repairs. Visit a
Center to repair the welder and purchase supplies or
accessories.
• Before carrying out any type of repairs, cut first the power
supply.
• Check regularly the inlet and outlet cables are firmly
connected and are not exposed. Any abnormality shall be
repaired immediately.
Storage
• If the welder will be stored for long periods of time, it shall
be stored in a dry and well ventilated place to prevent entry
of humidity, oxide, or toxic gases. The storing temperature
can be -13 °F to +131 °F and relative humidity shall not be
above 90%.
Nozzle
• The nozzle (E) shall be clean and free of spills. Spills
accumulation inside the nozzle may cause an electric
discharge in the contact tip and can blow a fuse in the
circuit board or very expensive repairs in the machine.
To keep the contact tip free of spills and know how
to remove it and replace it.
• Apply anti-adherence ointment to the nozzle
before starting welding.
Torch Cable
• Protect the torch cable mount (B) from mechanical wear.
• To clean the covering turn back the micro wire rewinding
the spool. Secure the micro wire to the spool and
disconnect the torch mount from the control panel.
• Clean the internal covering with compressed air, from the
mount (C)and up to the torch. If the covering is clogged, go
to a Authorized Service Cente.
Authorized Service
Micro Wire Feeding Mechanism
• Verify regularly the micro wire feeding mechanism.
Cleaning the feeding rod notches (A) is indispensable to
get a good job. Clean the rods once a week, especially the
feeding rod notch. Eliminate any dust accumulation found.
A
Contact Tip
• The contact tip (D) is a consumable
D
element and shall be replaced when the
orifice enlarges or changes shape. The
contact tip shall be free of spills to allow
E
the gas to flow correctly.
Cleasing
CAUTION Cut the power supply each time you
clean the dust.
• To remove dust from the tool, use dry compressed air
(use a compressor or a bellow) to remove dust from inside
the machine.
• If there is grease adhered clean with a piece of cloth.
• The machine shall be cleaned thoroughly once a year if in
good maintenance conditions and each three month if it
has important much accumulations.
• Check regularly the welder input and output cables to
guarantee they are properly connected and prevent they
are exposed. This checkup shall be carried out once a
month when fixed and each time they have to be
removed.
B
C
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