Operation Manual

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A7 TIG Orbital System 300© Kemppi Oy 2016 1615
OPERATING MANUAL
2.2 Water cooler
The controller unit includes an integrated water cooler.
The water ow is factory calibrated, and interruption in,
or insucient water ow (less than 0.5 LPM), will result
in termination of welding and a warning message on the
display.
2.2.1 Filling water cooler with coolant
Cooling and heat-balancing requires that cooling water is
pure. However, the degree of water purity as well as the
temperature of the environment determine if you need to
apply additives and/or otherwise take care of the water
supply. You can ll the water tanks with normal tap water.
When employing TIG system at temperatures below +8
°C, add an anti-freeze medium.
1. Fill the water tank with 3.5 liters of Kemppi torch
coolant uid or equivalent (Monopropylenglycol).
2. Use max. 40 % of coolant uid added to water. This
will provide freezing protection to ‐25 °C.
Do not use distilled or demineralized water. Zinc
deciency causes corrosion and a risk of leakage.
Even if the temperature stays above +8 °C, use a
small quantity (ca. 10 %) of anti-freeze additive. It prevents
adverse algal growth in warm water.
The amount of cooling uid required depends on the cable
length of the weld head. Normally, 3.5 litres is sucient.
Check the level of coolant after several minutes of rst
turning on power to top o the coolant level as required.
2.2.2 Operating the water flow
The water ow switch has a factory pre-set trip point
that is not adjustable. If there is inadequate water ow
to actuate the switch, a welding arc cannot be initiated.
Pressing Start Weld causes pre‐purge to occur. When
the arc should be initiated, the starting sequence is
interrupted and a warning displays.