WARPP WTR-600 Manual de usuario

OPERATION MANUAL FOR

ARC WELDING RECTIFIER

Model WTR-600

WARPP ENGINEERS PVT. LTD.

B-1005, Western Edge II, Near Metro Mall, Off. Western Express

Highway, Borivali (E), Mumbai-400 066.

Tel: 91-22-28542272 /73/14. Fax: 91-22-28542275.

E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: www.warpp.co.in

INDEX

Sr. No. Description Page No.

1 Introduction 1

2 Installation 2

3 Operation 3

4 Maintenance 3

5 Safety 4

6 Trouble shooting 5

7 Spare part List 8

ILLUSTRATIONS

1) Control Circuit Wiring Diagram 9

2) Power Circuit Wiring Diagram 10

3) Installation Diagram 11

INTRODUCTION.

This manual describes the equipment, installation, operation, safety, and

maintenance of WARPP make DC arc welding rectifiers. Tease welding

equipments are designed for manual metal arc and manual TIG welding

application in heavy duty fabrication. Simple design and rugged construction

makes it most ideal for maintenance free operation. This equipment is mounted

on four wheel chassis with two fixed wheels in the front and two revolving wheels

at the back side.

This equipment consists of a three phase step down transformer along with

three phase magnetic amplifier (Transductor) and three phase silicon diode

rectifier. The welding current is varied by varying the current in the DC coils of

the transductor. This current is obtained by a control transformer and an auto

transformer along with a single phase silicon diode rectifier. The transformer

steps down 415 Volts input supply to a voltage around 100 volts which is fed to

the rectifier via the autotransformer. The output of the rectifier is given to the DC

coils of the transductor.By varying the autotransformer setting the current fed to

the DC coils of the transducor varies and hence the actual welding current varies

accordingly. The autotransformer is calibrated for exact output welding current.

Main transformer is provided with primary tapping to work on 380/415/440 volts

input supply. All the components of the equipment is cooled by an single phase

fan. A simple change over of output cables allows the operator to use either

straight OR reverse polarity.

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INSTALLATION.

1) The machine should be kept in a relatively clean and dry place and a minimum

of 0.3 meters of space should be left around the equipment for easy circulation of

air.

NOTE THAT THE MACHINE DRAWS FRESH AIR FROM THE FRONT AND

FORCES IT THROUGH THE BACK.

2) A separate mains switch should be provided for this equipment. The mains

switch should be of good quality with proper contacts. The switch should be

easily accessible to the operator.

3) Three core 7/20 gauge cables can be used for the input supply connection.

The equipment should be properly earthed and all the electrical connections

should be firm and tight. Power connection point is provided on the back cover of

the equipment.

4) The equipment must be connected to a proper earth point.

OPERATION.

1) After installation of the equipment connect the holder to the negative and job

earth cable to the positive output of the equipment. (This connection is termed as

straight polarity. Reverse polarity can be made by interchanging the job earth

and holder cables).

2) Switch on the mains Supply.

3) Put the ON-OFF Switch on front panel of the equipment in ON position this will

a) Start the cooling FAN

b) Energies the main transformer

c) Puts on the MAINS indicator.

4) Set the current regulator to the required output current.

5) Connect the JOB EARTH cable firmly to the job.

6) Hold the required electrode in the holder.

7) Strike an arc by scratching the electrode to the job.

MAINTENANCE.

1) Switch OFF the mains supply.

2) Open the top cover

3) Clean the equipment by removing dust by a blower.

4) Lubricate the fan bearings in regular intervals.

CAUTION: SWITCH OFF THE SUPPLY BEFORE OPENING THE EQUIPMENT.

SAFETY PRECAUTION:

1) Welding light is dangerous to the eyes as it has ultraviolet rays. Always use

welding screen with proper glass while welding.

2) Wear leather gloves, Apron and leather shoes while welding.

3) Keep the welding area relatively clean and free from inflammable materials

4) Use fully insulated holder.

5) Do not touch the electrode with the bare skin.

TROUBLE SHOOTING.

TROUBLE CAUSE REMEDY

Mains supply is

switched ON and ON-

OFF switch is put to

ON position but

welder does not come

ON.

I) Three phase supply is not

proper

ii) Mains Switch is not proper.

iii) Control fuse is blown off

I)Wait till the three phase

power is available

ii) Check for the proper

electrical contacts in the

mains switch.

iii) Replace the control fuse.

(This fuse is mounted on the

control transformer.

Equipment comes on

but the welding

current varies.

I) The mains connection is not

proper.(Loose connection)

ii) Current regulator is not

working properly. (Either the

carbon brush is weared out

OR it is not making the proper

contact.

I) Check the mains for proper

and firm connection.

ii) Replace the carbon brush.

The equipment comes

ON but the

control fuse blows.

Welding arc is not smooth and

spatter is more

I) Current setting is too high.

ii) DC polarity used for that

particular electrode is not

right.

iii) Diodes have failed.

Welding arc is sluggish. I) Welding current is low.

ii) Loose connection

iii) Input supply is less.

the equipment give minimum

current but the current doesn’t

increases

i) Current regulator burnt OR

not working.

ii) Control transformer is

dead.

iii) Control rectifier is failed.

iv) Control fuse is blown.

i) Reduce the current.

ii) Use proper polarity

(Interchange the polarity and

check).

iii) Replace the diode OR

Diodes.

I) Increase the current.

ii) Make firm connection.

iii) Check the input

supply.

and use proper tapping

(380/415/440) by changing the

jumper on the main

transformer

I) Replace.

ii) Replace.

III) Replace.

iv) Replace.

Mains fuse blows i) Short circuit in the

primary of the main

transformer.

ii) Short circuit in main

diodes

i) Remove the short circuit.

ii) Replace the diodes.

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