Paton PRO-160, Data Sheet And Operating Manual

PATON

PRO-series

DC

MMA/TIG/MIG/MAG

      ‐ 

6

 ‐

Other

use

of

the

machine

is

considered

undue.

The

manufacturer

is

not

responsible

for

damage

cause

by

undue

use

of

the

machine.

Intended

use

of

the

machine

implies

adherence

to

instructions

of

this

operating

manual.

ATTENTION:

Do

not

use

the

welding

machine

for

pipes

defrosting.

2.2

INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS 

The

welding

machine

is

protected

from

ingress

of

foreign

solid

objects

of

more

than

2.5

mm

in

diameter.

The

welding

machine

can

be

placed

and

operated

outdoors.

Internal

electric

parts

of

the

machine

are

protected

against

direct

moisture

impact,

but

not

against

condensate

drops.

ATTENTION:

Do

not

switch

the

machine

off

immediately

after

completion

of

welding

works

in

hot

weather

or

intense

welding

works

in

any

weather

conditions!

Electronic

parts

must

be

allowed

to

cool

down

for

5

minutes.

ATTENTION:

When

the

machine

is

switched

off

and

cools

down

after

operation

in

cold

season,

condensate

forms

inside

of

it,

so

do

not

switch

the

machine

on

again

in

less

than

3...4

hours!!!

Therefore,

do

not

switch

the

machine

off

in

cold

season,

if

you

are

going

to

switch

it

on

within

4

hours.

The

machine

must

be

placed

to

ensure

free

inlet

and

outlet

of

cooling

air

through

vent

holes

on

the

front

and

the

rear

panels.

Take

care

that

metal

dust

(for

example,

during

emery

grinding)

does

drawn

directly

into

the

machine

by

the

cooling

fan.

ATTENTION:

The

machine

may

be

life

‐

threatening

after

a

hard

fall.

So

place

it

on

stable

solid

surface.

2.3

POWER

CONNECTION

The

welding

machine

of

series

design

is

rated

for

mains

voltage

of

220

V

(

‐

27%

+18%)

or

three

‐

phase

mains

voltage

of

3х

40

0

V

(

±

20%).

ATTENTION:

All

manufacturer's

warranty

liabilities

become

void

if

the

machine

is

connected

to

mains

voltage

exceeding

270

V!

Such

a

situation

may

occur

due

to

large

imbalance

of

line

‐

to

‐

line

voltage

in

standard

mains

or

due

to

use

of

non

‐

standard

connection.

In

addition,

manufacturer's

warranty

liabilities

become

void

if

mains

line

has

been

connected

by

mistake

to

the

neutral

wire

or

to

the

source

earthing

wire

during

connection

of

a

three

‐

phase

machine.

Mains

connector,

cross

‐

sections

of

power

supply

cables

and

supply

‐

line

fuses

must

be

selected

on

the

basis

of

technical

specifications

of

the

machine.