FIG. 6
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Orange pilot light: when it is on, it indicates that there is a lack of pressure in the cooling circuit
and welding is not allowed.
Please note that if cooling fluid doesn't circulate welding is not allowed: this may happen if there is not
enough fluid in the system, or if you are using a torch that is not water cooled.
FIG. 6A
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Make the cooling unit connection cables go through the
cable clamps placed on the generator rear. Remove the bri-
dge between PS-PS contacts, then connect the cooling unit
safety device (pressure switch) cable to them (this cable is
easy to recognize, since it has just two wires).
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Then, carefully connect the cooling unit power cable (three
wires cable) to the terminal board.
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Extra care must be taken, since both 230V and 400V coo-
ling units can be connected to it.
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Before connecting the power cable, check the cooling unit
voltage on the rating plate. After having connected the ca-
bles, tighten the cable clamps.
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Reassemble the right top panel
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Interconnect the wire feeder to the generator and the coo-
ling unit, following cooling fluid input and output instructions
(Fig.6A).
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Before switching on the water cooler, check on the notch
scale that tank is filled with coolant. Fill it up with distilled
water adding ethylene antifreeze.
Important: Do NOT use the water cooler without
coolant, this may cause damages to the glands.
Use only ethylenic anti-freeze liquid, do NOT use
liquids with polypropylenic base.
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Connect the torch to the euro connector, and torch cooling
pipes to the fast connectors placed on the cooling unit front,
following cooling fluid input and output instructions.
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Now connect the generator to the mains and check if coo-
ling unit is working correctly.
On the cooling unit front there are the following devices:
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Unit power switch
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Protection fuse
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