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MIG-130 Welding Machine

Instruction Manual

Thank you for purchasing this product. Please read this instruction

manual carefully before using.

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Safety Warning

This sign is used in the manual to indicate caution/danger/warning.

Warning: Please read the follow safet warnings before operation.

Protective clothing - Please wear the appropriate protective clothing when welding:

1. The welding helmet, face shield and protective goggles must be worn when in the working

area at any time.

2. The appropriate face shied with filter and skin face shall be used to protect eyes, face, neck, and ears

from electrical spark and arc ray. The user should not directly watch the arc and must also keep rain

sack away from the arc ray and splash.

3. The appropriate protective clothing, shoes and helmet shall be worn to protect from arc ray, spraying

and splattering.

4. ll the buttons shall be done up to avoid the sparking and splattering from coming into contact with the

body.

5. nonflammable partition and door curtain shall be used to protect other workers from the electric ray

and sparking.

6. Protective goggles must be worn when cleaning welding spatter.

Fire and explosion -The heat of frame and arc can cause fire.

1. Keep the flammable materials including wood, cloth, liquid fuel and gas fuel etc away from

the welding working area.

2. ll the walls and floor in the working area should be untracked to avoid smoldering and fire.

3. Ensure that all the working pieces are cleared before doing welding, and do not do weld on the sealed

container to avoid burst.

4. Fire-fighting equipment should be positioned near the welding working area.

5. Do not use the equipments overloading.

6. The fire monitor should be used after welding.

Electric shock - Please do not use the welding source in the wet or wet areas to

avoid an injur or death.

1. Ensure the source underpan and earthing system of input source is connected.

2. Ensure the working pieces and good electric is connected.

3. Ensure the working cable and working piece is connected.

4. lways change the damaged or abrasion cable in time.

5. Keep dry, including cloth, working area, wire, welding torch, soldering turret and power supply.

6. Keep the body insulated from the work piece and ground.

7. The operator should stand on a dry wooden board or insulating platform of rubble shoes when working

in a sealed on moist area.

8. Dry and sealed gloves should be worn before turning on the power.

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9. The power should be turned “OFF” before taking off protective gloves.

Electromagnetic field- It can bring dangerous.

1. ny workers with a heart pacemaker must consult with their doctor before doing welding; the

electromagnetic field may disturb the normal work of a pacemaker.

2. The worker shall take the following measures to down times and exposing themself to the

electromagnetic field:

(1) Put the electrode cause and work cable together, and also the tape can be used if possible.

(2) Do not wind the welding torch cable and work cable round yourself.

(3) Keep the welding torch cable and work cable to one side of yourself.

(4) Connect the work cable to the work piece, and make it to the welding area as soon as possible.

(5) Keep away from welding source and cable as much as possible.

Fog and gas -The welding fog and gas can make the worker uncomfortable or ill,

especiall in the limited/poorl ventilated spaces.

1. The aerator natural or mechanical shall be prepared in the working area. Do not do

welding on the following metals (galvanized, stainless steel, copper, zinc, read, beryllium or calcium),

and also do not breathe the welding fog and gas in.

2. Does not weld near the degreasing or spraying operation to avoid the poisonous gas phosgene or other

imitates gas.

3. If you feel irritation to the eyes, nose, etc, stop welding at once.

Equipment maintenance -The wrong or inappropriate equipment

maintenance can cause injur or death.

1. Only licensed people should do assembly, maintenance and similar operation.

2. The power source shall be turned off when any maintenance work is needed.

3. Ensure that the cable, earth wire, connector, main lead and power supply are in the normal conditions.

4. Do not abuse equipments and firing.

5. Store the equipment safely.

6. Do not change any equipment.

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Product Description

1.1 Product application

MIG-130F welding machine adopts a special tapped transformer adjusting style. It is an industrial product,

it has a wire-feed system, small volume, is easy to shift with simple operation, it applies to welding low-

carbon steel, low-alloy steel and so on.

1.2 Model unit

Model

Item

MIG-130

Rated Input Voltage 230V

Frequency 50Hz

Phase Single

Input Power 4KVA

No-Load Voltage 20~30V AC

Current Range 60-120A

Welding Wire 0.6-0.9MM

Duty Cycle 120A at 10%

Insulation Grade H

Weight 14.70KG

Dimension 46.2×27×39 CM

1.3 Voltage characteristic & current characteristic of welding power source

The curve (diagram1-1) means “V- ” external static characteristic of welding power, gradient of cure

named slope, normal means “drop off voltage per 100 ”. The curve shows the output voltage we can get in

any preset output current because the “V- ” slope is fixed.

external static characteristic

36 45 65 90 120

(A)

(V)

Diagram 1-1 External static characteristic

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1.4 Equipment condition

a) Surrounding temperature range

During welding: －10℃～＋40℃

During transit and storage: －25℃～＋55℃

b) Opposite humidity:

when 40 <50%℃

when 20 <90%℃

c) Dust acid active gas or object in surrounding air can’t exceed normal content, except these objects

that be brought by welding course.

d) ltitude height must ≤1000m

e) Gradient of welding power ≤15°

1.5 Noise announcement

When the machine is working it will create a noise but this will not exceed 75 decibel.

1.6 Safet

Before operating the equipment, you must read the safety directions to avoid accident or injury from misuse

or inappropriate use.

1.7 Accessories

1.7.1 Hammer/brush

One hammer and one brush are provided.

1.7.2 Mask (with welding screening black glass)

When welding, wear the mask to protect your eyes and face.

1.7.3 MIG torch

One MIG Torch is provided.

1.7.4 Earth clamp

One earth clamp is provided.

1.8 For details on packing please sees the Packing List (towards end of the manual).

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ssembly

2.1 The requirement of installing ground

Equal ground is very necessary to the machine. The ground must have a good ventilation system, and

can’t be exposed in dust, dirt, wet and active steam. The minimum distance between back board and its

nearest bar should be ≥46cm.

2.2 Check, discharge and placed

(1) fter receiving the equipment, you should check if the equipment has been damaged during delivery. If

damaged, you should notify the courier, if parts are missing, please notify customer services at once.

(2) Take the spare parts out from packing box, remove the packing material, and check for any cast in

packing box.

(3) Check every airway in the shell, and make sure packing box cannot block air circulating.

(4) Choose roomy ground to place spare parts in order to install conveniently.

2.3 Installing

Connect frame of welding machine as diagram 2-1

Diagram 2-1

2.3.1 Installing the kickstand

Lock the plastic kickstand into slot on the front of chassis of machine and use tapping screws to secure.

2.3.2 Fixing the face shield (diagram 2-7)

Diagram 2-7

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Operation

Do not operate the machine when the shell has been opened, improper cooling can damage the

parts, make sure the sideboard have been closed. When welding, ou must wear helmet, gloves

and other guards.

3.1 La out drawing of control panel (diagram 3-1)

Diagram 3-1

3.1.1 ON/OFF switch

The switch on the “OFF” position means power has been closed, when the switch is in ”ON” position it

means the supply power for the main transformer and control circuit are connected.

3.1.2 Overload light

If welding with large current for a long time and exceed the duty cycle, the overload lamp will light (yellow),

the machine will stop working until cooling to the stated temperature. When the overload lamp lights you

must turn the switch to “OFF” position and wait about 15 minutes, then you can continue.

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Power line

Grounding cable

Torch cable

Current

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3.2 Graphic s mbols and technical data

U0…….V This symbol shows the secondary no-load voltage (in volts).

X This symbol shows the rated duty cycle.

I2…… This symbol shows the welding current in MPS.

U2……V This symbol shows the welding voltage in VOLTS.

U1 This symbol shows the rated supply voltage.

I1max… This symbol shows the welding unit’s maximum absorbed current in MP.

I1eff… This symbol shows the welding unit’s maximum absorbed current in MP.

IP21S This symbol shows the welding unit’s protection class.

This symbol shows that the welding unit is suitable for use in environments where there is a high risk

of electric shocks.

This symbol indicates reading the operating instructions carefully before operation.

This symbol shows the welding unit is a single phased D.C. welder.

This symbol shows the supply power phase and line frequency in Hertz.

This symbol shows the welding unit is a MIG/M G welder.

3.3 Operation

Step 1: Use ground clamp to connect the grounding cable and work piece or connect the metal carriages (as

work table) make sure the clamp has been contacted fully with work piece and clear any rust and paint.

Step 2: Check the position of power switch, position must be on “OFF”, then insert the inlet wire to the socket

(voltage is 230V C, rated current of socket ≥15 ).

Step 3: Discharge the nozzle cover and contact tip at the head of welding torch, pull the soft pipe.

Step 4: The welding tongs that clamp the rod can’t be contacted with any grounding objects. Turn the

conversion switch to voltage position (the same with input voltage) and the power lamp (green) will light.

Step 5: Press (and hold) the torch button until distance between wire and welding torch is 30mm, loosen torch

button.

Step 6: Close the power; fix the contact tip and nozzle cover onto the welding torch. (Wire must run through the

contact tip and nozzle cover.)

Step 7: Open the power, press the switch repeatedly, adjust the speed by turning the adjusting wire feed speed

knob.

Step 8: Orient yourself on the area to be welded, and then place the face shield over your eyes.

Step 9: Press (and hold) the torch button and stroke the area to be welded with the electrode wire

to ignite the arc.

Step 10: Once the arc is ignited, tilt the electrode wire forward at an angle of approximately 35o. (diagram 3-3)

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Diagram 3-3

Step 12: When the weld is complete, lift the electrode wire clearly away from any grounded object. Set the face

shield down and turn the power switch to the “OFF” position.

Step 13: Unplug the power cord from the electrical outlet.

If welding with large current for a long time and exceed the dut c cle, the overload lamp

will light ( ellow), the machine will stop working until cooled. When the overload lamp

lights ou must turn the switch to “OFF” position and wait about 15 minutes, then ou can

continue.

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Maintenance

4.1 Summar

If the equipment can’t work normall , ou should stop working at once and check for

faults. You must use a trained professional for maintenance; those without appropriate

training must not check, clear or repair equipment. When repairing use appropriate spare

parts.

Before an maintenance, make sure the main switch has been cut or remove the fuse.

4.2 Cleanness

Take the shell and sideboard trim, and use clean and dry low-pressure air to blow dust and dirt from air alleyway

and inner parts. Clear the dirt, dregs and grime from the head of welding tongs trim.

In order to allow enough circulating and supply proper cooling, it’s necessary to keep the alleyway clean.

fter cleaning by low-pressure, check if any hardware has become flexible, if flexible, you must firm them.

Check if insulation of cable has been frayed, if the cable has been frayed, you must replace it.

If ou replace the cable improperl , the bare cable ma contact the grounding objects. The

arc can hurt our e es or cause fire. If the bod comes into contact with the cable linker or

lead; ou ma be burned/injured.

4.3 Check and Maintenance

Keep the power dry, remove grease and make sure the power can’t be damaged by flaming metal and spark.

4.3.1 Transformer

Transformer needn’t any maintenance except to clear the dust and dirt trim. Use low-pressure air to let it clean

and dry.

4.3.2 Replacing the wire reel

When the wire on the feed reel is used up, you will need to replace as in section 2.3.2.

4.3.3 Cable

Place cable in a clean and dry place.

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