GYS MIG 15 Mode D'emploi page 9

MIG 15 / MIG 25 / MIG 36 / TT120 / PT120
SET UP
TORCH CONNECTION REQUIREMENT
TORCHES EQUIPMENT
The torch must be fitted with the appropriate consumables, selected based on the application and selected current.
Using the wrong consumables will result in poor cutting, excessive use of consumables and possibly prevent the machine from working.
Welding Spatter :
- When welding, the spatter can easily damage the torch and welding equipment. To avoid constraints on the wire feeder, decrease arc stability or
reduce the gas isolation effect, spatter and other depots build-up in the nozzles must be cleaned as soon as necessary.
- Accumulated spatter in the nozzle will cause a short-circuit which could damage the torch over time if not cleaned in due course.
- The use of anti-splatter spray or paste is recommended. In order to avoid to damage to the torch, do not use a cutting tool to clean it.
Torch MIG 15 :
Torch MIG 25 :
Torch MIG 36 :
Torch TT120
MIG 15-25-36
The generator must be switched off.
Insert the torch connector (A) in the
female connector (E) and screw the
part B. Make sure the torch is tight
enough.
To remove the torch, unscrew as
shown below.
A1 A2
1 2 3
B1 B2
1 2 3
D1 D2
1 2 3
3
4
4
4
4
EN
TT120 - TP120
The generator must be switched off.
1. Open the cover.
2. Unscrew the 4 screws (framed in black).
3. Disconnect the cables and remove the
torch.
4. Replace the new lamp.
5. Reconnect in the same way and then
screw it back on.
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