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Read the safety notices before operating welder

 

Electrical

Due to potential dangerous electrical input and output the

equipment

 

must be disconnected from all incoming power

when servicing

Do not operate the equipment with the outer

cover removed or with the case open.

Capacitors store electrical energy, completely discharge before performing any maintenance.

Do not use fluids to clean electrical components as these may penetrate the electrical system

and cause shorts.

Connection of the unit into service must be in accordance with the setup procedures as de-

tailed in this manual. Operation of this equipment must be in accordance with all local, region-

al, and national safety codes.

Fire

During welding, small particles of hot metal can be expelled. Ensure

that no combustible materials are near the welding area.

Personal Safety

Arc rays can burn eyes and skin. Wear protective clothing and eye pro-

tection when welding.

Loud noises from welding can damage hearing. Wear earplugs or oth-

er protective gear, if applicable.

Fumes and gases expelled during welding can be health hazards. Make sure welding is done in

a well

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ventilated area.

Hot metal splatter can cause fires and burns. Wear protective clothing, work in an area free of

combustible materials, and have a fire extinguisher nearby.

Maintenance

All cables must be inspected regularly to ensure that no danger exists from damaged insula-

tion or unsafe electrical connections. Take special note of the cables near the stud gun,  this is

where maximum wear occurs.

Training

Use of this equipment must be limited to authorized personnel only. They must be adequately

trained, and have read and understood everything in this manual.

The manual must be available to operators at all times.

Installation

Select a site which is capable of supporting the weight of the equipment.

Select a site which is clear from heavy foot traffic areas to avoid tripping hazards.

Select a site that prevents cable damage from equipment and vehicles.

Do not hang connecting cables over sharp edges or place near heat sources.

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Summary of Contents for StudPro 2500XI

Page 1: ...OPERATOR S MANUAL STUDPRO SERIES Capacitor Discharge Stud Welder MODELS StudPro 2500XI StudPro 2500XIP StudPro 3125XI StudPro 3750XI WWW STUDWELDPROD COM 800 252 1919...

Page 2: ...Description Pages Warranty Information 1 Safety 2 Specifications and Features 3 Product Components 4 5 Screen Operation 6 8 Setup and Welding 9 11 CD Stud Gun Exploded View 12 WWW STUDWELDPROD COM 800...

Page 3: ...hearing Wear earplugs or oth er protective gear if applicable Fumes and gases expelled during welding can be health hazards Make sure welding is done in a well ventilated area Hot metal splatter can c...

Page 4: ...ating or poor input power Rigid internal construction minimizes the possibility of components coming loose during rough han dling or operation Hand tool has been ergonomically designed to reduce opera...

Page 5: ...P only on all other TW i models this connector is a secondary Weld Ground Connector 4 Stud Gun Control Cable Connector 5 Stud Gun Weld Cable Connector 6 ON OFF Switch 7 10A Fuse 8 Manufacturer Model N...

Page 6: ...tion Fan 2 ON OFF Switch 3 10A Fuse 4 AC Inline Filter Power Cord Socket 5 Capacitor Bank 6 Freewheeling Diodes 7 SCR Clamp 8 Discharge Resistor 9 Control Board PRODUCT COMPONENTS 4 3 1 2 5 9 8 7 6 5...

Page 7: ...ts Metric Stud Mode Contact Indicator Stud Preset Screen Voltage Preset Screen Charge Indicator Welding Voltage Stud Counter Voltage Adjustment Adjustment Voltage Presets Mode Selection Voltage Mode S...

Page 8: ...RESET tab located at the bottom of the screen The screen will then prompt the user for a confirmation to clear the stud counter To cancel the resetting of the stud counter simply press NO on the scre...

Page 9: ...e Limiter Activated Protects capacitor from overheating by limiting the user to a maximum average duty cycle This protec tion only activates when the set point of the welder is above 85V Below 85V the...

Page 10: ...t on the unit Push the plug firmly into the socket and twist clockwise to secure the plug into the correct position 3 Connect the ground clamp into the ground terminal socket on the front of the unit...

Page 11: ...ount the two legs and foot piece onto the stud gun The collet should be centered through the opening of the foot piece 3 Insert the stud to be welded into the collet 4 Adjust the leg and foot piece by...

Page 12: ...chieve the desired results 2 Welding is done by placing the stud into the collet and pressing the stud gun to the work piece 3 Hold the gun perpendicular to the work piece align the stud to the desire...

Page 13: ...CD GUN EXPLODED VIEW 12 WWW STUDWELDPROD COM 800 252 1919...

Page 14: ...8 CDB 037 10 MM CDB 010M SOYER COLLETS STUD DIA PART NO 6 CDBS 013 4 MM CDBS 004M 8 CDBS 015 10 CDBS 018 5 MM CDBS 005M 6 MM CDBS 006M 1 4 CDBS 025 5 16 CDBS 031 CAPACITOR DISCHARGE ACCESSORIES 3 8 D...

Page 15: ...TUD STOP LENGTH LENGTH PART NO 1 4 1 1 4 033 781 3 8 1 1 8 033 782 1 2 1 033 783 5 8 7 8 033 784 3 4 3 4 033 785 7 8 5 8 033 775 1 1 2 033 776 1 1 8 3 8 033 777 1 1 4 1 4 033 778 1 3 8 BUTTON STOP 1 8...

Page 16: ...015 100 10 X 1 4 CI 018 025 10 X 3 8 CI 018 037 10 X 1 2 CI 018 050 10 X 5 8 CI 018 062 10 X 3 4 CI 018 075 10X 1 CI 018 100 1 4 X 1 4 CI 025 025 1 4 X 3 8 CI 025 037 1 4 X 1 2 CI 025 050 1 4 X 5 8 CI...

Page 17: ...WWW STUDWELDPROD COM 800 252 1919 WWW STUDWELDPROD COM 800 252 1919...

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