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GYS GYSMI 142DV User manual

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Last update : 22/11/2005 Version : S12 Last update : 22/11/2005 Version : S12
Nomenclature number : 72172 Nomenclature number : 72172
IX / MEANING OF INDICATIONS AND MARKINGS
A Amperes I1max Maximum network power
supply (effective value)
V Volts I1eff Maximum network effective
power supply
Hz Hertz U1 Network voltage
Welding with fire-proof
electrode (TIG –
Tugsten Inert Gas)
EN 60 974-1 The device complies with
EN60974-1 standard
relative to welders.
Welding with covered
electrode (MMA –
Manual Metal Arc)
f1
f2
1Single phase inverter,
converter-rectifier.
Protection against
enlarged risks of
electric shock.
X 30% 60% 100%
X : operating factor at 30%,
60% and 100%.
Welding direct current.
I2140A 100A 90A
I2: corresponding currents
IP21 Protected against
fingers access to
dangerous parts
U225.6V 24.8V 23.6V
U2: conventional voltages in
corresponding load.
U0Rated no-load voltage
Caution, welding can
produce fire or explosion.
Single phase power
supply 50 or 60Hz.
The device complies with
European directives.
The electric arc
produces dangerous
rays for eyes and skin
(protect yourself !).
Caution ! Read the user
manual.
Product for separate
collection.
Do not throw in a domestic
refuse.
OPERATING DIRECTIONS
Declaration of conformity : the equipment described in the following directions complies
with EEC 83/226 (electromagnetic compatibility) and 73/23 (low voltage) directives for a
professional or experienced use.
This conformity is established following the norms EN 60974-1 and A1/A2 of 2003 (low
voltage) and EN 50199 (electromagnetic compatibility)
GYSMI 142DV
Thank you for choosing our product ! In order to take the most of your welder, please read
the following instructions carefully :
I / DESCRIPTION
The GYSMI 142DV is a single phase, Inverter, portable welder of 5.3kg, for covered
electrode and TIG in DC. It allows welding with rutiles, basic, stainless steel and cast
iron electrodes. In TIG, it allows to weld most metals except aluminium and alloys.
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Last update : 22/11/2005 Version : S12 Last update : 22/11/2005 Version : S12
Nomenclature number : 72172 Nomenclature number : 72172
II / POWER SUPPLY – STARTING
• The GYSMI 142DV can be plugged to 115V or 230V (50-60Hz) network.
• This product is protected against plus or minus variations of input voltage due to
variations of main supply or of power generators.
• The starting is executing by the rotation of the potentiometer on the chosen current
(stop is working on the “0A” position of the potentiometer).
III / WELDING WITH COVERED ELECTRODE (MMA MODE)
Your equipment is provided with 3 Inverter-specific functionalities : the hot START
provides an overcurrent when starting. The arc force provides an overcurrent avoiding
sticking when the electrode enters the bath. The anti-sticking allows you to easily
unstick the electrode without reddening in case of sticking.
 Working
Rotate the potentiometer to switch on the machine and adjust the welding current
desired.
IV / TIG WELDING
Follow the following steps :
1. Connect the earth clamp on the positive (+) pole.
2. Connect a TIG torch with valve (ref. GYS 044425) on the negative (-) pole.
3. Connect the pipe of the gas bottle and adjust the flow.
4. Adjust the wished current with the potentiometer .
V / GENERAL REMARKS
• Leave the machine plugged after use to let it cool down.
• Thermal protection : the indicator lamp lights up and the cooling takes between 2
and 5 minutes.
VI / OUR ADVICE
• Preferably use your welder in a clean room (pollution factor ≤3), on a plane surface
and at least one meter away from the part to weld.
• Do not move the welder above people or objects.
• Protect yourself by using a mask.
• Wear cotton working clothes (blue overall or jeans).
• Work with protective gloves and a fireproof apron.
• Remove the electrode from the electrode holder when you don’t use it.
• Regularly de-dust your welder with an air gun after turning it off.
• Leave the intakes free to let air flush in and out.
VII / SECURITY
Caution : electrocution risk
This device must only be used on a single phase power supply with 3 wires including
one neutral connected to earth.
Protect yourself and others. Take precautions against :
• Fumes, fire, burns.
• Important rain, water steam, humidity.
• Inflammable environment, inflammable products.
• Arc radiations.
• Electric shock.
• Don’t expose to people using a Pacemaker.
Do not use the welder to thaw pipes.
In TIG welding, handle the gas bottle with care : there are risks if the bottle or the
valve are damaged.
VIII / ANOMALIES, CAUSES, REMEDIES
Anomalies Causes Remedies
The device does not
deliver any current and the
yellow indicator lamp of
thermal defect lights up.
The welder thermal
protection has turned on.
Wait for the end of the
cooling time, around 2 to 5
minutes. The indicator lamp
turns off.
The display is on but
the device does not deliver
any current.
The cable of the earth
clamp or electrode holder
is not connected to the
welder.
Check the connections.