Operating Instructions and Parts Manual
Welding Guidelines | All work should be performed in the | 4. If there is no change in lamp | |||||||
(Continued) | flat position if possible. For specific | brightness when polarity is | |||||||
SLAG REMOVAL | applications, consult an arc welding | reversed, the diodes must be | |||||||
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when removing slag. Hot, flying debris | windings, consult an authorized service | ||||||||
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After completing the weld, wait for the | cover pass (See Figures 8 and 9). If the |
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pieces are thick, it may be necessary to |
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welded sections to cool. A protective |
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bevel the edges that are joined at a 60º |
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coating called slag now covers the weld |
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angle. Remember to remove the slag |
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bead which prevents contaminants in |
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the air from reacting with the molten |
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metal. Once the weld cools to the point | TESTING WELDER / GENERATOR |
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that it is no longer glowing red, the slag | DIODES |
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can be removed. Removal is done with | The following method eliminates the |
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a chipping hammer. Lightly tap the slag | need to disconnect the diodes from the |
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with the hammer and break it loose | welder / generators wiring. |
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from the weld bead. The final | 1. | Use a 12 Volt battery and |
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is done with a wire brush. When making |
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| automotive lamp (Type 5001) to |
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multiple weld passes, remove the slag |
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| test the diodes in the welder / |
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before each pass. |
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WELDING POSITIONS |
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2. Connect the battery and lamp as |
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Four basic welding positions can be |
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used; flat, horizontal, vertical, and | 3. | If the diodes are operating |
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overhead. Welding in the flat position |
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| properly, the lamp illuminates |
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is easier than any of the others because |
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| brightly when the battery polarity is |
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welding speed can be increased, the |
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| correct, and goes dim when battery |
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molten metal has less tendency to run, |
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| polarity is reversed. |
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better penetration can be achieved, and |
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the work is less fatiguing. |
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Other positions require different techniques such as a weaving pass, circular pass, and jogging. A higher skill level is required to complete these welds.
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Cover |
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Filler |
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Root |
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Figure 8 - Weld Passes | Figure 9 - Multiple Weld Passes | Figure 10 - Diode Test Procedure |
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