Before Starting The Equipment; Operation - EINHELL TC-IW 110 Instructions D'origine

5. Before starting the equipment

Before you connect the equipment to the mains
supply make sure that the data on the rating plate
are identical to the mains data.
Danger!
Always pull the power plug before making
adjustments to the equipment.
Connecting the welding cable (Fig. 3)
Danger! Always make sure the machine is un-
plugged before carrying out any connection work
on the welding cable (8/9)!
Connect the welding cable as shown in Fig. 3. To
do so, connect the two connectors on the elec-
trode holder (8) and the ground terminal (9) to
the corresponding quick-lock couplings (5/6) and
lock the connectors in place by turning them in a
clockwise direction.
The cable with the electrode holder (8) is normally
connected to the positive pole (5) and the cable
with the ground terminal (9) to the negative pole
(6) for welding with coated rod electrodes.
Switching ON/OFF (Fig. 1/2)
To switch on the device, turn the potentiometer
(1) clockwise. The indicator lamp for operation (3)
then comes on. To switch off the device, turn the
potentiometer (1) counter-clockwise back to the
zero position on the welding current scale (2). The
indicator lamp for operation (3) then goes out.
Welding preparations
Connect the earth terminal (9) direct to the part
to be welded or to the support on which the part
is resting.
Ensure that the earth terminal is in direct contact
with the part to be welded. You should therefore
avoid coated surfaces and/or insulation materials.
The electrode holder cable has a special clamp at
one end, which is used to secure the electrode.
The welding safety shield must be used at all
times for welding. It protects your eyes from the
radiation emitted by the arc while still enabling
you to watch the welding process (not included).

6. Operation

Welding
After you have made all the electrical connections
for the power supply and for the welding circuit,
you can proceed as follows:
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Most coated electrodes are connected to the
positive pole. However, some types of electrode
have to be connected to the negative pole. Ensu-
re that you observe the information supplied by
the manufacturer in relation to the type of electro-
de and correct polarity.
Insert the unsheathed end of the electrode into
the electrode holder (8) and connect the earth ter-
minal (9) to the part you wish to weld. Ensure that
a good electric contact is made.
Switch on the machine at the On/Off switch and
use the potentiometer for setting the welding cur-
rent (1) to set the welding current which matches
the electrode you want to use. Hold the safety
shield in front of your face and rub the tip of the
electrode on the part you wish to weld as if you
were striking a match. This is the best method of
igniting the arc.
Check on a test part that you have the correct
electrode and current strength.
Electrode (Ø mm):
Caution!
Do not dab the workpiece with the electrode since
it could be damaged, making it more diffi cult to
ignite the arc.
As soon as the arc has ignited, try to keep it at
a distance from the workpiece which is equal to
the diameter of the electrode being used. This
distance should be kept as constant as possible
during the welding process. The angle of the
electrode in the direction in which you are working
should be 20/30°.
Caution!
Always use tongs to remove spent electrodes and
to move parts that you have just welded. Please
note that the electrode holder (8) must always be
put down in an isolated position after you have
completed the welding work.
Do not remove the slag until the weld has cooled.
If you want to continue a weld after an interrupti-
on, the slag from your initial attempt must fi rst be
removed.
Overheating guard
The welding set is fi tted with an overheating
guard that protects the welding transformer from
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