Maintenance - ESAB Origo Arc 250 edw Manual Do Usuário

5.3.1 Welding equipment.
1) Connect welding cables.
2) Turn the key to the START position.
3 Pre-define the welding current throught the potentiometer. The potentiometer rotation )
clockwise increases the current value, and the rotation anti-clockwise decreases the
current value.
4 Pre-define the ArcForce value throught the potentiometer. The adjustment of Arc )
Force potentiometer in the low part of the scale provides smaller values of the short
circuit current and more stable arc. The adjustment on the upper part of the scale
increases the short circuit value and the penetration.
5 Start the welding. )
5.3.2 G eneration of electrical power
1) Turn the key to the START position. And hold to the RUN position.
2) Connect the equipment to be supplied in the corresponding voltage outlet.
3 Turn ON the circuit breaker. )
5.3.3 Stopping the engine.
1) Stop the welding and/or disconnect any loads connected to the unit's auxiliary
output.
2) Turn the switch to the OFF position.
5.4 Fuel Saver.
It is a device that reduces the rotation of the gasoline engine when the operator is
not welded (when the welding stop the rotation remains at the maximum for about
10 seconds and after this time reduces), and therefore provides fuel economy. To use
it start the engine and put the key in position RUN / IDLE. It is important to note that
this device should NOT be used when the generator is feeding auxiliaries loads in
AC, because the engine is at low speed and this damage the equipment.
ATTENTION!
For fuel economy turn a key in the Run / Idle position. The outlets AC should NOT be used with
the engine at low speed, the auxiliary equipment will be damaged.
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MAINTENANCE

Regular maintenance is important for the safe and reliable operation.
The maintenance should be done by a professional trained and qualified.
Note!
All guarantee undertakings from the supplier cease to apply if the customer himself
attempts any work in the product during the guarantee period in order o rectify any
faults.
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