Kemppi KEMPACT User manual

KEMPACT™
PULSE 2800 MVU AUtoMotiVE
19101821
0709
Operation instructions • english
Bruksanvisning • norsk

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CONTENTS
1. PREFACE....................................................................................................................... 3
1.1. INTRODUCTION......................................................................................................... 3
1.2. PRODUCT INTRODUCTION ...................................................................................... 3
1.3. SAFE OPERATION ..................................................................................................... 3
2. BEFORE YOU START USING THE UNIT .................................................................... 4
2.1. UNPACKING ............................................................................................................... 4
2.2. PLACEMENT OF THE UNIT ....................................................................................... 4
2.3. SERIAL NUMBER ....................................................................................................... 4
2.4. CONNECTION TO THE MAINS SUPPLY................................................................... 4
2.5. GROUND CABLE........................................................................................................ 4
2.6. INSTALLATION OF WELDING GUN........................................................................... 6
2.7. MOUNTING AND LOCKING OF WIRE REEL............................................................. 6
2.8. AUTOMATIC WIRE FEED TO GUN ............................................................................ 6
2.9. ADJUSTMENT OF PRESSURE.................................................................................. 6
2.10. ADJUSTMENT OF TIGHTNESS OF SPOOL BRAKE............................................... 7
2.11. SHIELDING GAS....................................................................................................... 7
3. OPERATION .................................................................................................................. 8
3.1. MAIN SWITCH AND SIGNAL LIGHTS........................................................................ 8
3.2. TO SELECT POLARITY FOR WELDING.................................................................... 8
3.2.1. CHANGING THE POLARITY.................................................................... 8
3.3. PANEL ......................................................................................................................... 8
3.3.1. CHOOSING THE WELDING METHOD .................................................... 9
3.3.2. SELECTING 1-MIG/PULSE MIG SYNERGY CURVES............................ 9
3.3.3. ADJUSTMENTS, DISPLAY AND WELD DATA ....................................... 10
3.3.4. TIMER ..................................................................................................... 10
3.3.5. ADJUSTMENT OF WELDING DYNAMICS............................................. 10
3.3.6. REMOTE CONTROL .............................................................................. 10
3.3.7. MIG EXTRA FUNCTIONS....................................................................... 10
3.3.8. USE OF GAS TEST .................................................................................11
3.3.9. TESTING WIRE FEED.............................................................................11
3.3.10. SETUP ...................................................................................................11
3.3.11. ERROR CODES.................................................................................... 13
4. MAINTENANCE........................................................................................................... 13
4.1. DAILY MAINTENANCE ............................................................................................. 13
4.2. REGULAR MAINTENANCE...................................................................................... 13
4.3. DISPOSAL OF THE MACHINE................................................................................. 13
5. ORDERING INFORMATION ........................................................................................ 14
6. TECHNICAL DATA ...................................................................................................... 15
7. TERMS OF GUARANTEE ........................................................................................... 16

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1. PREFACE
1.1. INTRODUCTION
Congratulations on having purchased a KEMPPI product. Properly installed and used KEMPPI
products should prove to be productive machines requiring only a small amount of regular
maintenance.This manual is designed to give you a good understanding of the equipment and its safe
use. There is also information on maintenance of the unit and the machine´s technical data. Read
the instructions before bringing the machine into use or servicing it for the rst time. Additional
information on Kemppi products and their use can be obtained from Kemppi or a Kemppi dealer.
The specications and designs presented in this manual are subject to change without prior notice.
In this document, the following symbol is used to indicate a risk of injury or death:
Read the warnings carefully and follow the instructions. Please also study the instructions for safe
operation and follow them when installing, operating and servicing the machine.
1.2. PRODUCT INTRODUCTION
Kempact™ Pulse 2800 MVU Automotive is a compact puls MIG inverter specially suitable for
car body repair. Good MIG brazing characteristics have been emphasized in designing of the
machine.
1.3. SAFE OPERATION
Read the warnings carefully and follow the instructions.
Welding arc and spatter
The arc and the reected radiation from it can damage unprotected eyes. Shield your eyes and
protect your surroundings appropriately before you start welding. The arc and welding spatter will
burn unprotected skin. When welding, use protective clothes and clothing.
Danger of re and explosion
Observe the re safety instructions. Remove ammable material in and near the location in which
you will weld. Make sure the necessary re extinguisher equipment is nearby. Note the dangers
posed by special jobs, such as the risk of re and explosion when welding tanks. Note! Sparks
may ignite a re even hours later! Welding involves working with a naked ame, note the special
instructions for such work.
Mains voltage
Never bring the welding machine inside the work piece (e.g. container or car). Never set the
welding machine on a wet surface. Replace faulty cables immediately, they create a danger to life
and can cause a re. Ensure that the connecting cable does not stick, touch sharp edges, or come
in contact with a hot piece.
Welding current circuit
Isolate yourself from the welding current circuit by wearing dry and undamaged protective clothing.
Never work on a wet surface. Never use damaged welding cables. Never set the electrode holder,
earth clamp, or welding cables on top of the power source or other electrical equipment.
Welding fumes
Ensure adequate ventilation. Always take special measures when welding metals containing lead,
cadmium, zinc, mercury or beryllium.
This equipment’s electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) makes it suitable for use in an
industrial environment. ClassAequipment is not intended for use in a residential location
where the electrical power is provided by the public low-voltage supply system.

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2. BEFORE YOU START USING THE UNIT
2.1. UNPACKING
The equipment is packed in durable packages, designed specially for it. Nevertheless, before using
the equipment, always make sure it was not damaged during transport. Also check that you have
received what you ordered and it is accompanied by the appropriate instructions. NOTE! The
packaging material is suitable for recycling.
2.2. PLACEMENT OF THE UNIT
Place the unit on a horizontal, solid, and clean surface. Shield it from heavy rain and scorching
sun. Make sure that cooling air circulates freely.
2.3. SERIAL NUMBER
The serial number of the unit is marked on its rating plate. The serial number makes it possible to
trace product manufacturing series. You might need the serial number when placing spare parts
orders or when planning maintenance.
2.4. CONNECTION TO THE MAINS SUPPLY
The Kempact™ Pulse 2800 MVU Automotive is delivered with a ve metre mains cable without
a plug. Installation of the plug should be carried out only by a competent electrician. Power source
recognizes the mains voltage automaticly. For fuse and cable sizes, see the technical data in the
end of this document.
2.5. GROUND CABLE
Fasten the earth clamp of the return current cable carefully, preferably direct onto the piece to be
welded. The contact surface of the earth clamp should always be as large as possible.
Clean the fastening surface of paint and rust. Use at least two 35 mm² cables. Thinner cross sectional
areas may cause the connectors to overheat.

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2.6. INSTALLATION OF WELDING GUN
Make sure the gun wire conduit and the contact tip match the manufacturer’s recommendations
for the type and diameter of wire you use. Too small a conduit may overload the wire feed device
and impede the wire feeding. Tighten the gun’s quick connector to eliminate voltage loss. A loose
joint will heat up the gun and wire heater.
Never use defected gun.
2.7. MOUNTING AND LOCKING OF WIRE REEL
– Release locking nails of wire reel hub by turning locking knob a quarter round.
– Mount the reel at its place. Note rotating direction of reel!
– Lock the reel with locking knob, locking nails of hub remain to outside position and will
lock the reel..
2.8. AUTOMATIC WIRE FEED TO GUN
Automatic wire feed makes change of wire reel more rapid. In reel change the pressure of feed
rolls need not to be released and ller wire goes automatically to correct wire line..
– Make sure that groove of feed roll matches the diameter of welding wire used.
– Release the wire end from reel and cut off the bent length. Be careful that the wire does not
spill from the reel to sides!
– Straighten about 20 cm of the wire and see that the end of it has no sharp edges (le off if
necessary). A sharp edge may damage the wire guide tube and contact tip of the welding
gun.
– Draw a bit of loose wire from wire reel. Feed wire through back liner to feed rolls. Do not
release pressure of feed rolls!
– Press the gun switch and feed a bit wire until wire goes through feed rolls to gun. See that
wire is in grooves of both feed roll pairs!
– Press still the gun switch until wire has come through contact tip.
Automatic feed may sometimes fail with thin wires (Fe, Fc, Ss: 0,6...0,8 mm, Al: 0,8...1,0 mm). In
that case you might have to open feed rolls and feed wire manually through feed rolls.
Note! Check that the wire or wire reel does not touch the equipment body, there is
a danger of short circuit!
2.9. ADJUSTMENT OF PRESSURE
Adjust the pressure of the feed rolls with the control screw so that the wire is fed into the wire
guide tube evenly and allows a little braking when emerging from the contact tip, without slipping
on the feed rolls.
Excessive pressure will cause the ller wire to atten and damage its coating, as well
as undue wear and tear of the feed rolls and friction damage.
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2.10. ADJUSTMENT OF TIGHTNESS OF SPOOL BRAKE
Brake force can be adjusted through the hole in the spool hub’s locking device of spool hub by
screwing the control screw with a screwdriver. Adjust the braking force so that it is sufcient to
prevent the wire from becoming too loose on the spool and spilling when the spool stops rotating.
The greater the wire feed speed, the greater the braking force required. Do not keep the brake
unnecessarily tight, since this will impose a strain on the motor.
2.11. SHIELDING GAS
The MIG shielding gas consists of carbon dioxide, mixed gases and argon. Shielding gas ow
rate is determined by the amount of welding current. The typical ow rate of gas in the welding
steel is 8-15 l /min.
The following installation instructions are valid for most gas ow regulator types:
1. Step aside and open the bottle valve (A) for a while to blow out possible impurities.
2. Turn the press regulation screw (B) of the regulator until no spring pressure can be felt.
3. Close the needle valve if there is one in the regulator.
4. Install the regulator onto bottle valve and tighten the connecting nut (C) with a wrench.
5. Install the hose spindle (D) and jacket nut (E) into the gas hose and tighten with a hose
clamp
6. Connect the hose with the regulator and the other end with the wire feed unit. Tighten jacket
nut.
7. Open the bottle valve slowly. The gas bottle pressure meter (F) shows bottle pressure.
Note! Do not use the whole contents of the bottle. The bottle pressure should be lled when
bottle pressure is 2 bar.
8. Open the needle valve if there is one in the regulator.
9. Turn the regulation screw (B) until the hose pressure meter (G) displays the required ow
(or pressure). When regulating the ow amount, the power source should be switched on
and the ”GAS PURGE” -switch pressed simultanously.
Close the bottle valve after welding is nished. If the machine will not be in use for a long time,
unscrew the pressure regulation screw.
Always fasten the gas cylinder securely in an upright position on a wall rack intended
for the purpose or on a cylinder cart. Always close the cylinder valve after you have
nished welding.
A Gas bottle valve
B Press regulation screw
C Connecting nut
D Hose spindle
E Jacket nut
F Gas bottle pressure meter
G Gas hose pressure meter E
B
D
C
A
F
G
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3. OPERATION
3.1. MAIN SWITCH AND SIGNAL LIGHTS
With the switch in the ’I’ position, the primary and control circuits of the machine become live
and the ’ON’ signal light on the panel lights up. The welding circuit receives voltage when the gun
switch is operated or when the wire feed test switch is pressed. Always use the main switch to turn
the machine on and off with the main switch; do not use the power plug for this purpose.
3.2. TO SELECT POLARITY FOR WELDING
Solid wire is usually welded in the +pole and gasfree ller wires in the - pole gun. When welding
with other ller wires, check for the recommended polarity on the package or consult the supplier
of the product. The welding of very thin steelplates (0.5 to 0.7 mm) a - polarity might also work
best for solid wire.
3.2.1. Changing the polarity
Only a service shop authorised by Kemppi may change the polarity.
3.3. PANEL
+ pole
- pole

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3.3.1. Choosing the welding method
Normal MIG/MAG welding:
with a separate wire feed and voltage regulation can be chosen in the 1-MIG position.
Curve number ”00” provides a free wire feed range between 1-18 m/min. The voltage
can be set between special pre-programmed limits depending on the wire feed. Curve
number ”01” wire feed speed and voltage are not depended on each other. When curve
”01” is selected, the wire feed speed and voltage will be independent of one another.
Synergic MIG/MAG welding (1-MIG)
Synergic MIG/MAG welding (1-MIG): MIG welding in which the wire feed speed
determines all the other welding parameter values, allowing the adjustment of welding
power with a single knob. Choose the appropriate synergy curve for the ller wire and
shielding gas to determine how the wire feed speed affects the pulse parametres.
Synergic Pulse MIG welding:
through this welding method, based on pulsing the welding current, the ller metal on the
workpiece is kept spatter-free. The power source pulse parameters change automatically
(synergy) enabling welding power regulation using a single knob. Choose the appropriate
synergy curve for the ller wire and shielding gas to determine how the wire feed speed
affects the pulse parametres.
3.3.2. Selecting 1-mig/pulse mig synergy curves
The program number of the synergy curve is selected using the plus-minus buttons and is displayed
on ”SYNERGIC PRG”.
The middle display is actual material group display (eg. SS, AL, CUS, FE, GEN). Wire diameter
(mm) can be seen on the right side. This information will only be displayed for a while.
The ”PRG INFO” button gives more curve information:
One press will revert to the material group and diameter display, a second will display the type
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3.3.3. Adjustments, display and weld data
Display for welding current and welding material
thickness. Changing can be made using the button
behind the display. There is a percentage display
(eg. gas consistency) and seconds display (see
timer). The relative length of arc will be displayed
when adjusted. Otherwise the predicted current
value is displayed (not in 2-MIG).
Process Manager™ for setting all welding
parameters.
The display for wire feed speed, welding voltage or material group. This can be switched using
the button under the display (wire feed speed/length of arc). The voltage can be adjusted in the
normal and 1-MIG position (wire feed range/the length of arc). During pulse welding the voltage
is determined by the wire feed speed while the length of arc affects some other parameters.
When pressed simultaneously, the weld data buttons recall the wire feed speed on the display, the
welding voltage and welding current values which have been used when welding was stopped.
3.3.4. Timer
intermittent welding
spot welding
The spot time is set immediately after pressing the switch button, on the display SPt.
The pause time is set accordingly, on the PSE display. The time is set using the Process
Manager.
3.3.5. Adjustment of welding dynamics
For adjusting of MIG/MAG welding dynamics, the adjustment value dyn -9...0...9 is
displayed. The welding stability and quantity of spatter are affected by the welding
dynamics control, the 0-position is the recommended reference range. Values -9...-1
give a smoother arc and less spatter, while values 1...9 give a rougher arc and increased
stability, when using a 100% CO² shielding gas when welding steel.
3.3.6. Remote control
Gun control, wire feed speed or welding power control is changed using RMT 10.
Control of the welding voltage or the length of the welding arc can be adjusted using
the potentiometer on the panel. Panel control, adjustments using the potentiometer on
the panel.
3.3.7. Mig extra functions
Crater lling, 1-MIG and pulse MIG:
Crater lling reduces welding mistakes caused by end craters.The welding power and
end level can be changed using the SETUP-function.

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Crater lling
Hot Start
Wire range/power/
Welding current
The Hot Start:
The Hot Start function is supposed to decrease faults in the start welding heat conductive materials
as for example aluminium. The Hot Start function is used with 1-MIG and pulse MIG welding. Time
is determined by SETUP parameters. The level of Hot Start can be changed by SETUP function.
The Hot Start level, Hot Start time, crater ll level and downslope time can be easily adjusted
using the ‘QUICK SETUP’ function:
1. First, press the SETUP button and then , while still pressing the SETUP button, press the
extra function button.
2. Adjust the Hot Start level.
3. Repeat step 1, upon which the display will show the next adjustable parameter.
Exit by pressing any button (except SETUP)
3.3.8. Use of gas test
If you press the gas test button, gas will begin to ow without any starting power source
or wire feed. Gas ow can be measured by using an external measuring device.
Cut off the gas ow by pressing the same button again, or the gun trigger. If the trigger
is not pressed again, the gas ow will end within 20 seconds.
The display will show “GAS” and the time.
3.3.9. Testing wire feed
The wire feed switch will start the wire feed motor without opening the gas valve. The
power source will start up, but without providing welding power. The wire feed range
will be 5m/min but can be adjusted as desired.
3.3.10. SETUP
Using the SETUP function, the user can change welding parameters which do not have their own
panel functions. These parameters can be set separately for 1-MIG and Pulse MIG. SETUP settings
are separate for each memory channel.

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Parameter Name Nr Display 1-MIG Pulsed
MIG
Factory
value
Unit Explanation
PostGasTime 1 PoG X X Curve s PostGas time 0.0…9.9 s
PreGasTime 2 PrG X X Curve s PreGas time, functions by
2T 0.0…9.9 s
HotStartLevel 11 Hot X X 30 % Hot start ratio to welding
power 50…+75%
HotStartTime 2T 12 H2t X X 2 s 2T Hot start timer 0.1-9.9 s
CraterFillLevel 14 CFL X X 30 % Welding end level 10-90 %
CraterFillSlope 15 CFS X X 1 s/10m Wire slowing-down
1…20 s/10m
CreepStartLevel 17 CSL X X Syn Wire speed start value
10…90
CreepStartSlope 18 CSS X X 0 s/10m Wire speed up time
0.1…5 s/10m
DoubleFrequency 21 dFr
-
-
-
-
-
DoubleAmpiltude 22 dA
-
-
-
-
-
StartPower 31 StP X X 0 Start power control
-9…0…+9
PulseCurrent 33 PuC X 0 % Pulse top current control
10…+15%
ArcLength
AdjRange
41 ALr X X 0 % Arc length adjustment
range 50…+75%
Calibration 42 CAL X X 1 V/100A Setting mid value of arc
length ne adjustment
0.0…10.0 V/100A
WFS 51 FS 18 m/min Wire feed maximum
18 or 25 m/min
Gun 53 Gun On liquidcooled thermal
protection on/off
GunRemote 54 GrE On Disabling of gun remote
control automatic
identication
Display reset
time
81 dLY X X 5 s 1...20 s
PRG INFO - feeld
selection
82 diS X X 1 1,2,3
Restore 99 FAC X OFF Restoring factory settings
(OFF=no reset,
Pan=panel and setup
ALL= also memory
channels)
Setup functions on pulse panel

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Changing parameters
By pressing the (SETUP) selection switch a little longer the machine will enter the SETUP state.
The display will show the set parameter’s runnning number (blinking), its abbreviation and value.
Select the parameter number using the “SYNERGIC PRG” + and - buttons or the “SETUP” button
(which will jump by tens). Change the value using the control button (in some cases, the value
can be found from the synergy curve). “Syn” and the curve value will blink by turns on the right
of the display. Set the value by turning the button anticlockwise.
Exit for SETUP using a long press.
3.3.11. Error codes
Error codes are among others the following:
Err 3: Overvoltages in the mains supply. Also the pilot light of overvoltage is lighting.
Err 4: The thermal protection of power suorce has stopped welding. Also the pilot light of
thermal protection is lighting.
Err 6: The terminal voltage has rised. Take the device to service.
Err 153: Liquid cooled PMT- or WS-gun is overheated. Or torch-PTC or RMT10 has beeb installed,
but the jumber inside the torch is in FU-position, look also instruction of torch.
Err 154: Overloading of the wire feed motor
Error code is eliminated when the reason is aborted, except Err 6, which demands to turn down
the machine.
4. MAINTENANCE
4.1. DAILY MAINTENANCE
Be careful of mains voltage when handling electric cables!
Clean the wire channel of the gun and check the contact tip regularly. Always check the condition
of the mains and welding cable before operation and replace defective cables.
Note! Only a qualied electrician should remove or install the mains cable!
4.2. REGULAR MAINTENANCE
KEMPPI -service workshops sign special service contracts with customers for regular maintenance.
All parts are cleaned, checked and if necessary, repaired. The operation of the welding machine
is also tested.
4.3. DISPOSAL OF THE MACHINE
Do not dispose of electrical equipment together with normal waste!
In observance of European Directive 2002/96/EC on Waste Electrical and Electronic
Equipment and its implementation in accordance with national law, electrical equipment
that has reached the end of its life must be collected separately and returned to an
environmentally compatible recycling facility. As the owner of the equipment, you should
get information on approved collection systems from our local representative.
By applying this European Directive you will improve the environment and human
health!

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5. ORDERING INFORMATION
Item Ordering number
Kempact™ Pulse 2800 MVU Automotive 62182800302
GH 30 Gun holder 6256030
PMT 25 3 m 6252513
PMT 25 4,5 m 6252514
PMT 27 3 m 6252713
PMT 27 4,5 m 6252714
PMT 32 3 m 6253213
PMT 32 4,5 m 6253214
PMT 35 3 m 6253513
PMT 35 4,5 m 6253514
WS 35 6 m, Al 1,2 6253516A12
WS 35 6 m, Ss 1,0 6253516S10
MMT 25 3 m 6252513MMT
MMT 25 4,5 m 6252514MMT
MMT 27 3 m 6252713MMT
MMT 27 4,5 m 6252714MMT
Remote Control Unit RMT 10 6185475
Earth cable 35 mm² 5 m 6184311
Transport unit P20 6185261
Transport unit P250 6185268
Lift hook 4298180
Gas hose 6 m W000566
Wire spool pole 4289880
5 kg spool adapter 4251270

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Kempact™ Pulse 2800 MVU Automotive
Mains connection 3~230 V +/-10 %, 50/60 Hz
3~400 V +/-15 %, 50/60 Hz
Connected load
40 % ED 10 kVA, 250 A
60 % ED 8 kVA, 207 A
100 % ED 6,5 kVA, 160 A
Mains cable/fuse 4x1,5 mm², 5 m/16 A delayed
Load capacity
40 % ED 250 A / 26,5 V
60 % ED 207 A / 24 V
100 % ED 160 A / 22 V
Adjustment range 8 - 30 V
Wire feed speed 1 - 18 m/min
Open circuit voltage 68 V
Power factor 0,78 (250 A / 26,5 V)
Efciency 0,83 (250 A / 26,5 V)
Filler wires
Fe, Ss 0,6 ... 1,0 mm
Cored wire 0,9 ... 1,2 mm
Al 0,9 ... 1,2 mm
CuSi 0,8 ... 1,0 mm
Shielding gas CO², Ar, Ar & CO²mixed gases
Wire spool diameter 300 mm (15 kg)
Feed roll Ø 32 mm
Thermal class H (180 °C) / B (130 °C)
Dimensions
length 580 mm
width 280 mm
height 600 mm
Weight 33 kg
Gun connector EURO
Principle of operation 4-wheel feed
Range of temperature
for use
- 20 °C ...+ 40 °C
Storage temperature
for use
- 40 °C ...+ 60 °C
Degree of protection IP23C
6. TECHNICAL DATA
The products meet conmormity reguirements for CE marking.

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7. TERMS OF GUARANTEE
Kemppi Oy provides a guarantee for products manufactured and sold by them if defects in
manufacture and materials occur. Guarantee repairs must be carried out only by an Authorised
Kemppi Service Agent. Packing, freight and insurance costs to be paid by orderer. The guarantee is
effected on the date of purchase. Verbal promises which do not comply with the terms of guarantee
are not binding on guarantor.
Limitations on guarantee
The following conditions are not covered under the terms of guarantee: defects due to natural wear
and tear, non-compliance with operating and maintenance instructions, connection to incorrect or
faulty supply voltage (including voltage surges outside equipment spec.), incorrect gas pressure,
overloading, transport or storage damage, re of damage due to natural causes i.e. lightning or
ooding.
This guarantee does not cover direct or indirect travelling costs, daily allowances or accommodation.
Note: Under the terms of guarantee, welding torches and their consumables, feeder drive rolls and
feeder guide tubes are not covered. Direct or indirect damage due to a defective product is not
covered under the guarantee. The guarantee is void if changes are made to the product without
approval of the manufacturer, or if repairs are carried out using non-approved spare parts.
The guarantee is also void if repairs are carried out by non-authorised agents.
Undertaking guarantee repairs
Guarantee defects must be informed to Kemppi or authorised Kemppi Service Agents within the
guarantee period. Before any guarantee work is undertaken, the customer must provide proof of
guarantee or proof of purchase, and serial number of the equipment in order to validate the guarantee.
The parts replaced under the terns of guarantee remain the property of Kemppi.
Following the guarantee repair, the guarantee of the machine or equipment, repaired or replaced,
will be continued to the end of the original guarantee period.

KEMPPI OY
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KEMPPIKONEET OY
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e-mail: myynti.fi@kemppi.com
KEMPPI SVERIGE AB
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SVERIGE
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Telefax 33 34 60 10
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KEMPPI (UK) Ltd
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Priory Business Park
BEDFORD, MK443WH
ENGLAND
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Fax [phone]
e-mail: [e-mail]
KEMPPI FRANCE S.A.
65 Avenue de la Couronne des Prés
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Telefax (01) 30 90 04 45
e-mail: [e-mail]
KEMPPI GmbH
Otto – Hahn – Straße 14
D – 35510 BUTZBACH
DEUTSCHLAND
Tel [phone]
Telefax (06033) 72 528
e-mail:[e-mail]
KEMPPI SP. z o.o.
Ul. Piłsudskiego 2
05-091 ZA¸BKI
Poland
Tel [phone]
Telefax [phone]
e-mail: info[email protected]
KEMPPI WELDING
MACHINES AUSTRALIA PTY LTD
P.O. Box 404 (2/58 Lancaster Street)
Ingleburn NSW 2565, Australia
Tel. [phone]
Telefax [phone]
e-mail: info[email protected]
OOO KEMPPI
127018 Moscow, Polkovaya str. 1,
Building 6
e-mail: info[email protected]
ООО КЕМППИ
127018 Москва, ул. Полковая 1,
строение 6
www.kemppi.com
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