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TIG Connection
• This inverter welder can also be used to TIG welding. It is a high-quality soldering with non- consumable tungsten electrodes
and arc protected by inert gas like Argon or Helium.
• TIG welding is ideal for welding stainless steel, iron and copper.
• For this process, you will require a AN-GRUPO1 torch and a protection gas tank or can, not included.
• Press the lower arrow of the process selector, so that the welder works in TIG (Tungsten electrode) mode.
NOTE
The lower led of the selector will turn on.
• The connection shall be direct polarity:
• Connect the grounding clamp cable to the
positive (+) clamping screw outlet in the welder
and the grounding clamp to the work piece.
• Connect the torch cable (A) to the welder
negative (-) clamping screw outlet.
• Connect the torch gas inlet (B) to the
protection gas regulator outlet valve (C).
• Turn torch valve (D) to open gas flow.
Turn the knob (E) of the regulator to
adjust the gas flow until obtaining an
approximate flow in L / min of 6
times the diameter of the
electrode. Until obtaining an
approximate flow in L / min
of 6 times the diameter of
the electrode.
• To start the arc, support the nozzle in an angle onto the
work piece (E).
• Raise the torch without separating the nozzle from the
work piece to bring over the electrode to the work piece (F).
• When the electric arc starts lift the torch so that the
electrode tip is 0.08" away from the work piece (G). Start
soldering.
• It is recommended to keep the electrode 90° in the
vertical during the welding process
to guarantee the protection of the
gas.
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Installation
Led
D
E
B
E
C
F
(TIG)
A
G
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