KOLARC S 400 User manual

MMA WELDING MACHINE
KOLARC S 400
OPERATION MANUAL
* The manufacturer reserves the right to change
specifications without notice.
* NOTE: Specifications may vary by country .

CONTENTS
WARRANTY CERTIFICATE
1
CE DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
3
SAFETY WARNINGS
4
INSTALLATION AND OPERATOR INSTRUCTIONS
7
WORK CYCLE AND OVERHEATING
8
TECHNICAL DATA LABEL
9
APPLICATION
10
MAINTENANCE AND TROUBLESHOOTING
12
ERROR RESOLUTION TABLE
13
WIRING DIAGRAM
14
PART LIST
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GARANTİ BELGESİ
T.C. GÜMRÜK VE TİCARET BAKANLIĞI
TÜKETİCİNİN KORUNMASI VE PİYASA GÖZETİMİ GENEL MÜDÜRLÜGÜ
İMALATÇI & İTHALATÇI FİRMA
Ünvanı :Center Dış Ticaret Makina San. ve Paz. A.Ş.
Adres :Hamidiye Mah. Atatürk Cad. No :292/A Sultanbeyli/ İSTANBUL
Tel/Faks :02164871010 / 02164871819
Yetkili İmza-Kaşe
MALIN
Cinsi : MMA KAYNAK MAKİNESİ
Markası : TECH
Modeli : S 400
Fatura Numarası :
Fatura Tarihi :
Bandrol/Seri No :
Bu garanti belgesinin kullanılmasında 7/11/2013 tarihli ve 6502 sayılı Tüketicinin Korunması Hakkında
Kanunun 56’ncı ve 84 üncü maddelerine dayanılarak hazırlanmıştır.
Azami Tamir Süresi : 20 İş Günü
Garanti Süresi : 2 Yıl
MÜŞTERİNİN
Adı Soyadı:.........................................................İrtibatTelefonu:....................................................................
SATICI FİRMANIN
Unvanı :...................................................................................................................
Adresi : ..................................................................................................................
Telefon/Faks : ..................................................................................................................
Teslim Tarihi –Yeri : ..................................................................................................................
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WARRANT CERTIFICATES
T. C. CUSTOMS AND TRADE MINISTRY
GENERAL DIRECTORATE OF CONSUMER PROTECTION AND MARKET SURVEILLANCE
MANUFACTURER & IMPORTERS COMPANY
Name : Kolarc Makine İmalat Sanayi ve Ticaret A.Ş
Address : Kargalıhanbaba OSB Mh. Organize Sanayi 3. Sk. No:8 Hendek / SAKARYA
Tel/Fax : [phone]
Authorized Signature & Stamp
PRODUCT
Type : MMA WELDING MACHINE
Brand : KOLARC
Model : S400
Invoice Number :
Invoice Date :
Serie No :
This warranty has been prepared in accordance with the provisions of Articles 56 and 84 of the Consumer
Protection Law No. 6502 of 7/11/2013.
Maximum Repair period : 20 working days
Warranty Period : 2 Years
CUSTOMER
Name & Surname:.........................................................Contact Tel:....................................................................
DEALER COMPANY
Name :...................................................................................................................
Address : ..................................................................................................................
Telephon/Fax : ..................................................................................................................
Delivery date –Place : ..................................................................................................................
Signature & Stamp : ..................................................................................................................

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WARRANTY TERMS!
1-) The warranty period starts from the delivery date of the goods and is 2 years.
2-) The goods including all parts are covered by KOLARC warranty.
3-) In case of malfunction of the goods within the warranty period, the time spent in repair is added to the
warranty period.
4-) The repair period of the goods may not exceed 20 working days.
5-) The consumer may notify the failure by telephone, fax, e-mail, registered letter of return or similar.
However, in case of dispute, the burden of proof rests with the consumer.
6-) In the event that the goods fail within the warranty period due to both material and workmanship and
assembly errors, there will be no charge, under the cost of labor, replacement part cost or any other name.
7-) Malfunctions arising from the use of the goods contrary to the points stated in the instruction manual
are not covered by the warranty.
CENTRAL SERVICE
Kargalıhanbaba OSB Mh. Organize Sanayi 3. Sk. No:8 Hendek / SAKARYA / TURKEY
Tel: [phone] Faks: 0 (264) 502 24 21 - [email protected]om
A list of other authorized services can be found in the operating instructions and
dealers website.

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AVRUPA TOPLULUĞU - UYGUNLUK BEYANI
EUROPEAN COMMUNITY - DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
Üretici : KOLARC MAKİNE İMALAT SAN. VE TİC. A.Ş
Manufacturer : Kargalıhanbaba OSB Mh. Organize Sanayi 3. Sk. No:8
Hendek / SAKARYA / TURKEY
Tel : [phone] Fax : [phone]
Beyan : Aşağıda belirtilen ürünler AT Direktiflerine ve Standartlarına uyumludur.
Declaration : The following products are conforms to EC Directives and Standards.
Ürünler : S400
Products : S400
Direktifler : 2014/30/EC EMC Direktifi ve 2014/35/EC LVD Direktifi’ne göre revizyonlar
Directives : EMC Directive 2014/30/EC EMC and 2014/35/EC LVD including their
amendments
Standartlar : TS EN 60974-1:2013, TS EN 60974-10:2014
Standards : TS EN 60974-1:2013, TS EN 60974-10:2014
01.01.2018
İlker OLUCAK
Genel Müdür
General Manager

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SAFETY WARNINGS:
This machine is designed for arc welding and Lift TIG with covered electrodes.
It cannot be used for any other purpose.
This machine must only be operated by authorized and weld experienced personnel. Ensure that all
connections, operations, maintenance and repair procedures are performed by authorized persons. Be sure to
read this manual before operating the machine. Failure to follow the instructions in this manual may result in
serious injury, loss of life, and damage to the machine. Please read the warnings against the symbols listed
below. Kolarc Makine İmalat San. ve Tic. Inc. is not responsible, due to improper connections, storage
conditions and damage caused by use,
WARNING: This symbol indicates that the instructions in this manual must be observed
to avoid possible serious injury, loss of life, or damage to the machine. Protect yourself
and other people around you.
READ AND UNDERSTAND INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY: Be sure to read and understand
the operating instructions before using the machine. Failure to follow the instructions
in this manual may result in serious injury, loss of life, and equipment damage. Welding
should not be carried out while careless, pensive, tired and sleepless. Arc welding is a
safe application when adequate precautions are taken to protect the welder from
potential hazards. If these precautions are overlooked or neglected, hazards such as
electric shock, excessive smoke and gas exposure, arc radiation, fire and explosion may
result, which can result in serious or even death.
Note: Read the ANSI Z49.1 standard for detailed information on safety on welding.
Protective Equipment: Welding operators
should wear clothing that protects them
from the risk of burning. Welding burns are
a very common risk that can result from
splashing welding sparks on bare skin.
Clothing worn during welding may vary
according to the welding method applied,
but generally the garment should provide
ease of movement and the welder's body should be covered to protect it fromsplashing, sparks and arc radiation.
Wool clothes should be preferred because of its flame resistance. Synthetic clothing should never be worn as it
will melt when exposed to heat. Protective clothing must be protected from grease and oil. Such substances may
ignite and burn uncontrolled in an oxygenated environment. Shirt sleeves and trousers should not be folded. This
is because sparks and molten metals can enter folds. Trousers should be kept out of work shoes, should not be
inserted into. Otherwise, molten metals and sparks can get inside the shoe.
Other protective clothing used in hazardous situations are as follows;
• Flame resistant clothing
• Leggings
• Aprons
• Leather cuffs and shoulder cloaks
• Hat worn under the welding mask
Gloves made of flame resistant material such as leather should be worn to protect hands from burns, cuts and
scratches. In addition, the gloves made of flame resistant material such as leather should be sturdy and dry to
provide some insulation against electric shock.

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Noise:
Ear muffs should be worn to protect the ear from sparks and molten metals and to prevent hearing loss from
the arc welding machine noise. When the noise in the working environment reaches a level that is disturbing
and causing headaches, an auditory problem may occur. In this case, your ear muffs should be worn
immediately. Hearing loss may not be noticed until the test is performed and it may be too late for treatment.
Importance and Cleanliness of the Work Environment:
The order and cleanliness of the working environment are as important as servicing the welding machine. In
fact, the degree of damage can be multiplied by the number of people in the environment. Although any
warnings on the machine have been read and the necessary precautions have been taken, any of the people in
the vicinity may be caught in the work area, causing a risk of electric shock, hot metal contact, or falling.
All equipment, cables, hoses and gas cylinders must be kept away from moving
environments such as doors, corridors and staircases. Efforts should be made
to keep the environment tidy and the work environment should be cleaned
when welding is finished. In this way, besides working safety, working
efficiency will increase. In addition, other workers in the vicinity of the welding
zone may be intrusively pushed into the welding bath, so a protective screen
must be pulled around during welding.
GAS TUBE CAN EXPLODE: Use only compressed gas cylinders containing
protective gas produced for welding. Make sure that the regulators suitable
for the gas and cylinder pressure used are correctly installed in the cylinder.
The tubes must be kept in an upright position and secured to a fixed place with the
safety chain. Never move the tubes without closing the protective caps. Make sure
that electrodes, electrode pliers, earth pliers and any parts under tension do not
come into contact with the gas cylinder. Store tubes away from the so-called risky
areas that produce heat and sparks.
WELDED MATERIAL CAN BURN: A high amount of heat may be released during welding. Hot surfaces and
materials can cause severe burns. Gloves must be worn when touching and handling such materials.
ELECTRIC SHOCK CAN CAUSE DEATH: The risk of electric shock is the most serious
risk that the welding operator can often encounter. Contact with electrically live
parts can result in injury, death or electric shock and sudden reflex fall. Do not touch
the electrode, the ground connection, or the live workpiece connected to the
machine while the machine is in operation. Insulate yourself against the electrode,
the ground connection or the workpiece. Do not touch the metal ends of the plug
immediately after unplugging the machine, as there may be a risk of electric shock.
The risk of electric shock associated with the welding machine is divided into two categories:
• Primary voltage shock (example 230 - 460 V)
• Secondary voltage shock (example 20 - 100 V DC)
Primary electric shock is very dangerous as it is much higher than the welding voltage. You may experience a
primary electric shock when the power to the machine is on, your body is in contact with the ground, or you
touch a live spot in the machine. Note that turning off the ON-OFF switch on the machine alone may not be a
sufficient solution. For complete safety, the ON-OFF switch must be disconnected and the cable must be
disconnected from the connection point after the fuse has been switched off. Never remove the side covers of
the machine and have it checked and repaired by an authorized technician in case of malfunction. Be sure to
ground the machine and the workpiece. Do not use uninsulated cables and pliers, replace them with new ones.
Never immerse the electrode in water to cool. Do not touch the electrode cables connected to two separate
welding machines, as the voltage may be the sum of the open circuit voltage of the two machines. Always wear
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SMOKE AND GASES MAY BE DANGEROUS: Welding may cause fumes and gases
to be released. Adequate ventilation must be provided or fumes and gases must
be vented out of the breathing zone to protect users from this hazard. In general,
welding applications; Depending on the duration of exposure to smoke and the
amount of smoke, temporary transient effects such as burning of the face and
skin, dizziness, nausea and fever may occur. Prolonged exposure to smoke may
cause iron build-up in the lungs and impaired function. Bronchitis and lung
fibrosis are among the main effects encountered. Some electrodes may contain
alloys that require special ventilation. The labels of these products that require special ventilation should not
be ignored and the “Product Safety Data Sheet” reports should be read carefully. When welding such materials,
it may be necessary to wear a gas mask. Keeping the head out of the smoke cloud is the easiest way to protect
against dangerous fumes and gases. Do not breathe fumes and gases, use air circulation or mechanical
ventilation equipment and wear a gas mask if adequate ventilation is not provided..
WELDING ARC CAN BURN: When welding or monitoring, suitable masks, filters
and protective glasses should be used to protect the eyes from splashes and rays
emitted by the welding arc. Skin should be protected with clothes made of flame
resistant material. Persons in the immediate vicinity should be protected with
suitable folding screens made of non-combustible materials and warned not to
look at the welding arc and not to expose themselves to the arc beam. UV
exposure to the eyes, even for a short time, can cause eye burns. Welding may
not be noticed until hours after exposure, but it is very disturbing and can even
cause temporary blindness. Normally welding is a temporary condition, but
prolonged and frequent exposure to UV rays can cause permanent eye damage. As a protection measure, it is
necessary not to look at the arc light but to use a protective welding goggles with an appropriate filter. The
following table can be used for the selection of suitable filters for arc welding with covered electrode.
Protective Filter Selection Table
Welding Method
Electrode
Diameter (mm)
Current Range
(Ampere)
Protective Filter
(lower limit)
Protective Filter
(suggested)
Covered
Electrode
Arc
Supply
< 2.4
2.5 - 4.0
4.0 - 6.4
> 6.4
< 60
60 - 160
160 - 250
250 –550
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8
10
11
-
10
12
14
Obtained from ANSI Z49.1-2005.
As a rule, welding should be started with a dark protective filter, then the work should be continued with a
lighter filter that can adequately show the welded area, provided that it does not fall below the minimum level.
Welding masks protect the head, face, ears and neck from the risk of electric shock, heat, sparks and fire.
WELDING SPARKS CAN CAUSE FIRE AND EXPLOSION:
Keep flammable materials away from the welded area and place the fire
extinguisher within easy reach. Sparks and hot materials that may form during
the welding process can easily splash through thin cracks and even the tightest
openings. Do not weld on drums, barrels, tanks or materials without making
sure that measures are taken to completely remove flammable and toxic
gases. Never operate the machine in the presence of flammable gases, vapors
or liquid fuels.
Always consider the risk of fire as high temperatures may occur in the arc
welding. The temperature of the welding arc can reach 5000 ° C, but generally this heat alone is not the cause
of fire. The risk of fire may consist of sparks or molten metals splashing around. These metals can bounce ten
meters away. Therefore, keep flammable materials away from the welding environment. Also, make sure that
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be ignited by contact; liquids (gasoline, oil, paint, thinner and the like), solids (wood, cardboard, paper and the
like) and gases (acetylene, hydrogen and the like). Observe the welded medium. If there are systems operating
with petrol or hydraulic oil in the vicinity and you are unable to move the welding medium or the system, put
a fire-resistant screen in between. If you are welding high or on a ladder, make sure that there is no flammable
or explosive material below. Also keep in mind that slag and sparks can spill over people nearby. Special
precautions must be taken when welding in dusty environments. Dust particles can burn and cause a sudden
fire or explosion. Do not start welding or cutting unless you are familiar with the flammability and volatility of
dust in the environment and have been examined and approved by a qualified and authorized person. Before
starting welding, check the surface of your workpiece for flammable or flammable coating. When welding is
interrupted, make sure that the electrode holder does not touch the ground or the workpiece. If you are
welding within ten meters of flammable materials, keep an observer with you. This observer should observe
where the sparks and splashes are going and should have easy access to fire extinguishers when necessary.
After the welding is finished, check with the observer for half an hour after the welding for any fumes. As in
other emergency situations, the first rule is not to panic in case of welding accidents. Depending on the size of
the fire, set the fire alarm to alert others, notify the fire department, turn off the welding machine and exit the
fire exits as quickly as possible.
ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT: Switch off the power using the switch on the fuse box
before working on the machine. Make the electrical connections in accordance with
the regulations in force.
EARTHING: For your safety and trouble-free operation of the machine, the power
supply cables must be connected to a properly earthed socket.
ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT: Check the condition of the electrode cables, supply
cables and cables connected to the machine regularly. Replace any problematic
parts with new ones in case of any inconvenience. To avoid any risk of arc flash and
fire, do not place the electrode holder directly on the welding table or on a surface
that is in contact with the work clamp.
ELECTRICAL AND MAGNETIC FIELD CAN BE HARMFUL TO HUMAN HEALTH:
Electricity flowing through conductors creates an electromagnetic field. This
electromagnetic field can be effective on devices such as pacemakers. Welders
using pacemakers should consult a physiotherapist before operating the machine.
Electrical and magnetic fields can also cause other unknown health problems.
MOVING PARTS CAN COMPRESS YOUR HANDS: Do not place your hands near the
fan and moving parts on the machine.
INSTALLATION AND OPERATOR INSTRUCTIONS
Location and Environment (Read this section carefully before installing or operating the machine):
In order to ensure long life and reliable operation of this machine, it is useful to take some simple preventive
measures mentioned below.
1. Do not place or operate the machine on a surface with an inclination of more than 15 °.
2. The machine must be operated in an environment with fresh air flow, and there should be no obstruction
in the location of the machine or stop the air flow. The machine should not be covered with paper, cloth or
similar objects during operation.
3. Dust and dirt can enter the machine. This should be minimized as much as possible. Do not work in heavily
dusty environments and in atmospheres with water, paint and oil particles, grinding dust and corrosive gases.

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4. This machine is IP21S class protected. Keep the machine as dry as possible and do not place it on a wet or
puddle.
5. The welding machine should be used in bright places with good ambient lighting and should not be used in
darkness. It is also designed for indoor use and is not suitable for use in sunlight, rain and snow. The welding
machine may not be used for pipe melting operations.
6. Place the machine away from radio-controlled devices. Normal operation of the machine may adversely
affect the operation of such devices in the vicinity, resulting in injury or equipment failure. Read
“Electromagnetic Compatibility”section in this manual.
7. Do not operate this machine in an environment where the ambient temperature is less than –10 ° C and
more than + 40 ° C and the humidity level is higher than 70%. Warm-up experiments were performed at
ambient temperature and the operating cycle was determined by simulation at 40 ° C.
8. It is dangerous for people who are not authorized for electrical equipment to open and operate the
machine's chassis cover. Those who act otherwise are deemed to have accepted the negative consequences
in advance.
9. A descending characteristic welding machine designed for light welding work to burn rod welding
electrodes of rutile and basic character with a diameter of 2.50 and 3.25 mm.
10. The welding machine has been checked for any errors before leaving the factory. Therefore, unauthorized
persons should not be allowed to tamper with the machine.
11. Repairs may only be carried out by Kolarc Makine İmalat San. ve Tic. Inc. “Authorized Technical Services
en.
12. In order to protect small parts, the pressure of the air used during cleaning should be considered.
13. No water should be trapped inside the welding machine for cleaning.
14. The welding machine must not be cleaned with volatile or synthetic chemicals, but a damp, soapy cloth
should be used during the cleaning of the outer surface.
Note; During cleaning, the power must be cut off.
15. Care must be taken with great care. Bending or incorrect connection of any cable can be very dangerous
to the user.
16. Water and steam must be prevented from entering the welding machine. If the machine is affected by
moisture, the inside of the machine should be dried and its insulation checked.
17. The welding machine should not be thrown randomly while lifting or transporting it and should be
protected from impacts.
18. If the welding machine is not to be used for a long time, it should be placed in its own box and stored in a
dry environment.
WORK CYCLE AND OVERHEATING:
The working efficiency of the machine is a percentage of the time the welder can weld at the given
welding current of the machine for 10 minutes without overheating and without interrupting the
welding. The machine is protected against overheating due to its thermal protection. When this
protection is activated, the warning lamp on the front panel lights up. When the safe operating
temperature is restored, the lamp goes off and the welding is continued.
Input Cable Connection / Controls and Usage Features:
Check the input voltage, phases and frequency before operating the machine. The input voltage
values to be used are specified in the “Technical Specifications” section of the manual and on the
plate on the machine. Make sure that the cables connecting the machine to the mains power are
properly grounded and that sufficient current is available for normal operation of the machine.
The welding machine can only be connected to the mains with a 16-amp delayed fuse with the
plug on it.
1- KOLARC 400 AC; It must be connected to a three-phase, 380 V (AC) and 50-60 Hz network with 3
Phase and Ground lines.

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2- It must be connected by a qualified electrician to the network with a healthy protective earth
connection approved by the competent authorities.
3- Improper connection will cause damage to the machine and damage caused by such
connections is not covered by the warranty.
Improper connection will damage the machine and damage caused by such connections is not
covered by the warranty.
TECHNICAL DATA LABEL:

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APPLICATION :
1. Carrying handle 6. On-Off Switch
2. Front panel housing 7. Communication socket
3. Negative (-) Welding Cable connection 8. Mains Cable
4. Positive (+) Welding Cable connection 9. Glass fuse
5. Air ventilation 10. Air ventilation
Front
Wiev
Rear Wiev

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Front Panel Label :
1. Hot Start Indicator
2. Arc Force Indicator
3. Lift TIG Indicator
4. Function Button
5. Ampere Indicator
6. Digital Display
7. Ampere Indicator
8. Potency Button

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Covered Electrode Welding:
Before starting welding, the following operations should be performed:
1- First determine the appropriate pole for the electrode used. You can find this information in the electrode
data sheet. Then connect the welding cables to the outlets to match the selected pole. For example, if DC (+) is
used, connect the electrode cable to the (+) outlet (4) of the machine and the grounding pliers to the (-) outlet
(3). Turn the socket 1/4 turn clockwise after inserting the socket into the slot with the guide pin facing up. Make
sure the socket is securely in place without over tightening. Otherwise, loose sockets may burn due to
overheating in long-term use and when the welding current is high. For electrodes to be used in DC (-), change
the cable connections so that the electrode cable (-) is at the outlet (3) and the grounding pliers are at the (+)
outlet (4). Selecting the wrong pole results in unstable arc formation, excessive splashing, and electrode sticking
to the workpiece.
2- Insert the electrode into the electrode holder.
3- Install the work clamp on a unpainted, rust-free and clean surface of the workpiece in such a way that the
mouths make full contact.
4- Plug the mains plug into the appropriate socket.
5- Before starting the welding process, make the following checks:
a. Make sure that the welding machine is safely grounded.
b. Make sure that all contact surfaces, especially the pliers at the end of the work lead, are securely
connected to the workpiece.
c. Check that the welding cables are connected correctly. Splashed parts and sparks during welding
may cause a fire. Therefore, make sure that no flammable material is kept in the welding environment.
6- Turn on / off switch (5).
7- Adjust the appropriate welding current value according to the electrode diameter, type, welding position and
electrode data sheet with “Potential Knob (5).. However, it is useful to make your settings according to the values
stated in the catalog of the manufacturer of the covered welding electrode you are using.
8- Start welding by following the welding rules.
This welding machine is designed for light welding works to burn rod welding electrodes with rutile and basic
character shields of 2.50, 3.25 AND 4.0 mm diameter.
You can check the welding current value that you set by watching the digital display on the front panel and
change it according to the welding condition if necessary.
MAINTENANCE AND TROUBLESHOOTING
Periodic maintenance operations should be performed regularly to ensure high efficiency and safety of the
welding machine. The user must understand the maintenance methods, know the welding machine well,
perform simple control and safety applications on their own, and pay attention to extend the service life of the
machine by minimizing the error rates. Detailed information on periodic maintenance is given in the table
below.
Note: The welding machine must be disconnected from the mains during maintenance. Maintenance must be
carried out by authorized and qualified personnel.
Quarterly Maintenance
Renew unread labels.
Clean the connection terminals.
Make sure the Cables and Hoses are intact.

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Six Month Maintenance
Clean the machine with air that is not too high pressure.
Do not open the machine covers during cleaning.
Contact the authorized service for annual maintenance.
During the annual maintenance, continuity of the grounding and insulation control of the machine is required.
Ask your annual maintenance report to include this data.
ERROR RESOLUTION TABLE:
PROBLEM
POSSIBLE ERROR
SOLUTION
Arc is not stable,
Welding cannot be
done properly .
Pole connections are wrong or
weak.
Change polarity to correct and tighten
connections.
The voltage value is not suitable.
Is the mains voltage 220 V? Are extension
cables of inappropriate length and cross
section used? Check it. Fix it if necessary.
No Voltage on
output
There is a problem in the machine
Contact the service.
No Current on
output
Welding cables are loose or
disconnected.
Make sure all cables are connected correctly.
T-1 warning light is
on.
Excessive heating due to the use of
high welding current or working for
too long.
Reduce the welding current or shorten the
working time by interrupting the welding
process.
Overcurrent protection is activated
as a result of abnormal current
generated in the main circuit.
Contact the service.

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WIRING DIAGRAM :
PART LIST :
1. Power Card
2. Filter Card
3. Front Panel Card
4. Control Card
5. Power Transformer
6. Shock Coil
7. IGBT
8. Plastic holder
9. Fan

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Kolarc Makine İmalat Sanayi ve Ticaret A.Ş.
Factory :Kargalıhanbaba OSB Mah.
3. Sokak No:8 54300
Hendek/SAKARYA
Tel :[phone]
Fax :[phone]
HQ :100. Yıl Mah. Horasan Sok.
No:16/4 06700
Çankaya/ANKARA
www.kolarc.com
[e-mail]