Lincoln Electric SVM132-A service manual Setting for CV or CC Power Sources

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7.Install the large ingoing guide into the rear brass block and tighten the locking screw.

8.Install the outgoing guide tube with its plastic insert through the front brass block. Tighten the locking screw so the dog point goes into the groove on the O.D. of the guide tube.

9.Set the drive roll spring pressure:

a.For wire sizes from 0.030 thru 0.052 in. (0.8 thru 1.3 mm) – With wire in the system, the idle roll pressure indicator should be set to the wire size shown on the “solid” side of the nameplate. (For 0.030 in. (0.8 mm) solid wire, set the pressure indicator to slightly less than the 0.035 in. (0.9 mm) marking.) This setting is a starting point and may have to be changed depending upon the type of wire, surface condition, lubrication, and hardness. The optimum idle roll setting can be deter- mined when there are wire stoppages. If the wire “bird nests” between the drive roll and the guide tube, the idle roll spring pressure is too high. When properly set, the drive rolls will slip during a stoppage. If the electrode is removed from the cable, there will be a slight waviness in the electrode for about a foot beyond the slip marks on the electrode. If there is no waviness, the pressure is set too low.

b.For 1/16 in. (1.6 mm) solid or 0.062 in. (1.6 mm) cored wire (using the 1/16 in. drive roll) The idle roll pressure should be set with wire in the system. For 1/16 in. (1.6 mm) solid wire, the indicator should be lined up with the “solid” 1/16 in. mark. For 0.062 in. (1.6 mm) cored wire, adjust the idle roll pres- sure so that the indicator is lined up with the “cored” 3/32 in. mark.

NOTE: These indicator settings are accurate enough so that there is no need to readjust unless the elec- trode is unusually soft.

c.For wire sizes from 0.068 thru 0.120 in. (1.7 thru 3.0 mm) Idle roll pressure should be set with wire in the system. For solid wire, the indicator should be lined up with the “solid” wire settings. For cored wire, the indicator should be lined up with the “cored” wire set- tings. When using 7/64 in. (2.8 mm) diameter ‘Innershield’ wire, adjust the idle roll pressure so that the indicator is between the 0.120 and 3/32 in. “cored” wire setting.

NOTE: The indicator settings for these larger wire sizes are accurate enough so that there is no need to readjust, unless the electrode is unusually soft.

The drive rolls are stamped with the wire size for which they are designed. If a wire size is used that is not stamped on the drive roll, the drive rolls and guide tubes will have to be changed.

SETTING FOR CV OR CC POWER SOURCES

The LN-8N and LN-8NE weld only with a constant voltage (CV) power source. These machines can be converted for constant current (CC) welding by installing the proper parts.

The LN-8S and LN-8SE weld with either a CV or CC power source. Set the equipment for either “CV” or “CC” as appropriate per the following:

1.If using a multi-process power source, set it up per the instructions in the operating manual shipped with the power source.

2.Turn the input power off and open the left panel. Set the “CV-CC” switch located on the variable voltage PC board inside the control box as shown in Figure B.4.

3.There are two nameplates on top of each other on the front of the wire feeder control box. Make sure the correct nameplate for the power source being used is on top.

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Contents LN-8 Semiautomatic Wire Feeder Safety LN-8Electric Shock can kill Welding Sparks can cause fire or explosion IiiPrécautions DE Sûreté Sûreté Pour Soudage a L’ArcMaster Table of Contents for ALL Sections Installation LN-8 with K377 Electrode DiameterLN-8 with K303 LN-8 with K378Power Source Connections Table A.1 Work Lead SpecificationsLN-8N and LN-8NE Power Source Selection Switch Variable Voltage PC Board LN-8S and LN-8SE and Converted LN-8N and LN-8NEPower Source Connection Diagrams Table A.2 LN-8 Power Source Connection DiagramsSection TOC Installation TOC 9A-9 Figure A.5 Connection of LN-8 to R3S-250 and R3S-32510A-10 Figure A.6 Connection of LN-8 to DC-600Power Source To LN-8 Input Cable Plug Control Cable LN-8 for Same Polarity Operation LN-8 for Opposite Polarity Operation Shock Can KillFigure A.10 for Power Sources Other than Lincoln Electric 14A-14LN-8N and LN-8S Cable Clamp Conductor Electrode Wire Reel BasecontrolInput Cable Connections LN-8NE and LN-8SELocking Connections to Wire FeederExtension Tube Connector ScrewFigure A.14 Wire Feeder Handle Installation SELF-TAPPING Screw Hinge HandleLN-8S and LN-8SE Continuous Flux Feed Submerged ARC Handling ProceduresGUN and Cable Assemblies GeneralOperation Constant Current Controls Safety InstructionsControls and Their Functions Gouging SparksConstant Voltage Controls Current Controls VoltageCircuit Protection Avoiding Ground Lead Protector GLP ActivationWire Feed Rolls and Guide Tubes Figure B.3 Wire Feed Rolls and Guide Tube InstallationSetting for CV or CC Power Sources Voltage Power Source Welding with a ConstantMounting a 50 or 60 lb Coil Slots Coil ReelWire Reel Loading K1524-1 Universal Wire Reel Stand K363-P READI-REEL AdapterAdapter Innershield Coils To Mount 10 to 44 lb 4.5 to 20 kg Spools12 in./300 mm Diameter or 14 lb 6 kg READI-REELS a K438 READI-REEL Adapter Must be UsedFeeding Electrode to the LN-8N or LN-8S Feeding Electrode to the LN-8NE or LN-8SE with ExtensionBrass Blocks Hand Crank ARM Flux Tank Loading Slow Acceleration Starting Code 7926 and AboveAccessories Table C.1 LN-8 Wire Feeder Accessories GeneralK178 Mounting Platform K161 Mechanized Travel Power PackK163 Undercarriage Requires K303, K377, or K378 K58 Magnetic SeparatorReel Mounting Accessories Welding Guns Welding GUN Accessories Constant Current Conversion PartsLN-8 Maintenance Table of Contents Maintenance SectionRoutine Maintenance Periodic Maintenance Table of Contents Theory of Operation Section Theory of OperationPower Input Circuits General DescriptionGUN Trigger and 1CR Relay Contact Control Circuits Figure E.2 GUN Trigger and 1CR Contact Control CircuitsFuse Field SCR Operation 5E-5Applied Later CYCLE, the SCR Output Is Decreased LN-8 Troubleshooting and Repair HOW to USE Troubleshooting Guide Return to Return to Section TOCTroubleshooting & Repair PC Board Troubleshooting ProceduresTroubleshooting Guide Problems SymptomsFunction Problems Transformer Test Perform the 1CR Relay Test Feeding Problems Welding Problems LN-8 Electrical Sequence of Operation Figure F.1 LN-8 Electrical Sequence of Operation Trigger Transformer Test Test DescriptionTrigger Transformer Test Internal Voltage Test Circuit Applied Breaker ConnectorReceptacle Control BoardInternal Voltage Test Table F.1 Voltage Test Points1CR Relay Test 1CR Relay Test 1CR Relay Test Table F.2 Relay Test Terminal ConnectionsDrive Motor Test Drive Motor Test Figure F.6 GUN Terminal Jumper Locations 1CRTo further check the drive motor Table F.3 Drive Motor Test PointsPotentiometer Replacement Repair Procedure Circuit Breaker Replacement Ground Lead Protector Switch Mount Flatwasher Lockwasher NUT Retaining NUTGround Lead Protector Push Button Switch Replacement Ground Lead Protector Push Button Trigger Transformer Replacement Relay PC Board Roundhead Screw Insulation Sheet Trigger Transformer NUTPC Board Replacement Figure F.10 PC Board Locations Control PC Board Variable Voltage PC Board Relay PC BoardRelay Board Removal Control PC Board Replacement Wire Drive Assembly and Component Replacement Green Ground Yellow BlackWhite Blue TWOShunt #568 #567Motor Gearbox Insulation Sheet Mounting PlateTOC Retest After Repair Electrical Diagrams LN-8N, -8NE, -8S, and -8SE Wiring Diagram Connection Schematic Source Power to WorkOperating Schematic 1CR Wire Feed Motor FieldControl Board L5767 Schematic Variable Voltage Board L5039 Schematic Control Board L5767 Layout ControlVariable Voltage Board L5039 Layout SVM Error Reporting Form