GYS MULTIWELD 250T-C Mode D'emploi page 19

MULTIWELD 250T-C / 320T-C / FV 220M-C
The wire-feeder motor doesn't operate.
Bad wire feeding.
No welding current
The wire jams (after the rollers)
The welding bead is porous
Very important flashing particules.
No gas flow at the end of the torch.
Reel or roller brake too tight.
Electrical supply problem.
Covering wire guide dirty or damaged.
The drive roller is too loose
Reel brake too tight
Bad connection to the main supply
Bad earth connection.
Torch trigger inoperative.
Guide wire sheath crushed.
Wire jammed in the torch
No capillary tube.
Wire speed too fast
The gas flow rate is not sufficient.
Gas bottle empty.
Gas quality unsatisfactory.
Air flow or wind influence.
Gas nozzle dirty.
Poor quality wire.
Surface to weld in bad condtion. (rust,
etc...)
Arc voltage too low or too high.
Bad earth connection.
Insufficient gas flow.
Bad gas connection.
Release the brake and rollers.
Check that the power switch is in the
«On» position.
Clean or replace
Tighten the drive roller knob
Release the brake
Check the mains connection and look
if the plug is fed by power socket.
Check the earth cable (connection and
clamp condition).
Check the torch trigger / replace torch
Check the sheath and torch body.
Clean or replace.
Check the presence of capillary tube.
Reduce the wire speed
Adjust flow range 15 to 20 L / min.
Clean the working metal.
Replace it.
Replace it.
Prevent drafts, protect welding area.
Clean or replace the gas nozzle.
Use suitable WIRE for MIG-MAG welding.
Clean the metal before welding.
See welding settings.
Adjust the earth cable for a better
connection.
Adjust the gas flow.
Check the gas connection at the welding
machine.
Check the gas regulator and the
solenoid valves.
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