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F. TIG WELDING
When the PROCESS switch is placed in the TIG position, the Multipower
460PULSE is automatically set for CC (constant current) welding using the ESAB
Touch TIG starting method. The voltage and current at the output lugs is
maintained at low values until the tungsten electrode is shorted to the workpiece.
Step 1. Be sure to set the polarity to DCEN (Electrode Negative) by connecting
the Tig torch to the negative terminal lug on the front of the power source.
Step 2. Place the WELD PROCESS switch in the TIG position.
Step 3. Place the PANEL/REMOTE switch in the PANEL position.
Step 4. Place MIG MODE PULSE switch in the STANDARD position.
Step 5. While depressing the PRESET button, turn the VOLTAGE/CURRENT
knob to the desired weld current as displayed on the top digital display
window.
Step 6. Set the shielding gas flow rate to 20 cfh by adjusting the control knob on
the flowmeter.
Step 7. Touch the tungsten electrode to the workpiece momentarily then lift
1/16" off the workpiece to establish the welding arc. Trim the weld
current as desired by turning the VOLTAGE/CURRENT knob.
NOTE:
If a Foot Control or Remote Hand Control
is used for continuous current control,
place the PANEL/REMOTE switch in the
PANEL POSITION and set the Panel
Curent knob to the maximum desired
weld current. The remote device will then
control the current between minimum and
the maximum setting preset.
G. STICK WELDING
When the PROCESS switch is placed in the STICK position, the Multipower
460PULSE establishes open circuit voltage (OCV) and output power is
immediately available for welding. This means that the STICK electrode holder
is “HOT”, and an arc will strike when the electrode comes in contact with the
workpiece or any other object at ground potential.
Figure 4-2 Standard Tig Setup Procedure
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SECTION 4 OPERATION
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