a) Fig gas nozzle
b) Contact-free
HF ignition
Fig.24
Ignition with HF ignition
Ignition monitoring:
If, after fruitless attempts to ignite an arc or after an arc-interrupt,
the welder forgets to stop the control sequence (2-step or 4-step)
by means of the torch trigger, the shielding gas will continue to flow,
leading to considerable wastage of gas. To prevent this, a moni-
toring function automatically interrupts the control sequence after
approx. 5 sec. in such a case. When another attempt is made to
ignite an arc, this must once again be initiated via the torch trigger.
TIG WELDING WITH CONTACT IGNITION
(WITHOUT HF)
START UP
- Fit the torch with a tungsten electrode and a gas nozzle
(see the instruction manual for the torch concerned).
- Plug the earth cable into the current socket and latch in place
firmly.
- Connect the gas hose to the machine and the gas press.
regulator.
- Plug in the mains plug.
- Switch on the mains master switch
- Press selector button
to the
positions. LED
and
- Pre-select the type of current with the current-type selector
switch
(only on MW 2600 / 2600CEL / 3000)
- In AC~ mode: Set the balance and AC frequency
(only on MW 2600 / 2600CEL / 3000)
- If necessary, connect a remote control unit
- Select welding parameters (command value for main current I
is displayed on ammeter
- Open the gas cylinder valve by turning it anticlockwise.
- Press gas-test button
on the rear of the machine, and set the
required gas flow rate
Igniting the arc:
- Make sure the welding current is switched off. Place the
electrode on the weld at the point where the arc is to be ignited,
tilt the torch backwards until the edge of the gas nozzle is resting
on the workpiece, leaving a gap of between 2 and 3 mm
between the tip of the electrode and the workpiece. Fig. 25a
- Close your visor.
- Switch on the welding current with the torch trigger - shielding
gas starts flowing
- Resting the torch on the edge of the nozzle, gradually tilt it
upwards until the tip of the electrode touches the workpiece.
Fig. 25b
- The arc ignites when the torch is raised
- Move into the normal position. (Fig. 25c)
- Start welding
a) Fit gas nozzle
b) Touch workpiece
to ignite arc
Fig. 25 Ignition with contact ignition
c) Arc is ignited
and
or
resp.
and
lights up
).
c) Arc is ignited
TIG SYNCHRONOUS WELDING AC
- Only possible at MW2600 / 2600CEL
- Activate the synchronous welding function
- Switch on the mains master switch
- Enter in program level 3
(see p.13 "Working with the program levels")
Warning! At both units the phase sequence must be synchro-
nized!
MANUAL ELECTRODE WELDING
and
Fig.26
The MAGIC WAVE 2600 Fuzzy / 2600CEL resp. TRANSTIG 2600CEL /
3000 as a manual electrode welding machine, consisting of: power source
with control unit, cooling unit, TPmc manual remote control unit (may be used
optionally) and welding cables.
START-UP
- Plug the welding cable into the appropriate current socket
(see symbols) and secure it by turning it clockwise.
H
(Cable cross-sectional area 35 - 50 mm
- Select the correct polarity for the type of electrode to be used.
- Press the current selector button
type of electrode to be used. The polarity is not changed by
plugging the welding cables into different sockets, but by
selecting the appropriate setting (AC~ / DC+ / DC-) (only at
MW2600 Fuzzy/2600CEL) with the aid of the selector button
- Shift the mains master switch
- Press the function button
- The LED indicator
- Digital-Voltmeter
- Connect TPmc remote control unit if required (set arc force and
Hot-Start)
- Pre-select welding current (command value for main current I
is displayed on ammeter
- Initiate the welding operation.
Warning! The tungsten electrode on the mounted welding
torch will always be live when the mains master switch
ON and the operating mode is in the
sure, when the torch is not in use, that it is either disconnected
from the machine or else fastened to the machine in such a
way (insulated) that the tungsten electrode cannot touch any
electrically conductive or earthed parts.
21
2
)
to the correct position for the
to "1".
to the
position.
and welding current indicator
indicates the open circuit voltage
)
position. Make
.
lights up.
H
is