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5. ANOMALIES. PROBABLE CAUSES. POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS.
SYMPTOM. ANOMALY.
GENERAL PROBLEM.
NOTHING WORKS.
LIMITER TRIPS
IT CAUSES NOISE
IF THE GREEN
INDICATOR IS ON THE
APPLIANCE DOES NOT
WELD
THE EQUIPMENT
HEATS UP
ABNORMALLY.
THE THERMAL
PROTECTION
ACTIVATES QUICKLY.
SPECIALIZED PERSONNEL MUST CARRY OUT ANY WORK ON THE EQUIPMENT.
BOTH AT THE BEGINNING AND END OF A REPAIR CHECK THE EQUIPMENT INSULATION LEVELS.
DISCONNECT THE ELECTRONIC BOARDS WHEN MEASURING THE INSULATION.
The insulation-measuring device will have 500 V D.C. and will be applied to the following points of the circuit:
- Supply-Earth: Ra > 50 Mohms.
- Welding-Earth: Ra > 50 Mohms.
- Supply-Welding: Ra > 50 Mohms.
BEFORE TURNING THE EQUIPMENT ON, ENSURE THAT IT IS OFF LOAD.
DO NOT OPERATE THE ON/OFF SWITCH WITH AN ELECTRICAL LOAD
PROBABLE CAUSE.
The machine has no voltage in one
or all its vital elements.
Incorrect supply voltage
(GALA ARC 160 PFC GE).
ON/OFF switch faulty.
Magnetothermal
gauge for the case. There may be a
short circuit, which is what causes the
limiter to trip.
Loose metal casing.
Defective electrical connections.
Damaged or poorly attached fan.
Active protection system. Amber light
"D" on.
The equipment is positioned so that it
prevents correct ventilation.
The fan does not work.
The equipment is located in a very
hot environment.
There is a loose connection inside the
equipment.
BLOW THE INSIDE OF THE EQUIPMENT WITH COMPRESSED AIR.
CONNECTED TO THE WELDING CONNECTORS.
GALA 160 PFC
POSSIBLE SOLUTION.
Make sure there is voltage at the entry to the
machine, if not the tapping must be changed or
the supply hose repaired. It is advisable to see if
any magnetothermal has "blown".
Check supply voltage.
Replace ON/OFF switch.
switch has low Change the magnetothermal for another
larger gauge one. In the event that the electrical
installation has limited power the welding work
must be tested at lower current levels.
Review and screw casing.
Correctly tighten the connections.
Examine the fan.
Equipment overheated, wait until the equipment
Place the equipment in an area where the air is
constantly replaced.
Replace the fan.
Avoid positioning where there is direct exposure
to the sun.
Review the power electrical connections.
cools down.
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