AC/DC TIG WELDER - Harbor Freight Tools
AC/DC TIG WELDER - Harbor Freight Tools
AC/DC TIG WELDER - Harbor Freight Tools
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Output Connections For A <strong>TIG</strong> Welding Process With <strong>DC</strong>EN:<br />
Note: Always turn off the Welder before making connection changes.<br />
<strong>DC</strong>EN = Direct Current Electrode Negative.<br />
1. Raise the Front Cover (2) to expose the controls. (See Figure C.)<br />
2. Connect the Welding Gun’s Power Cable (4A) to the Negative Terminal (51B).<br />
Connect the Welding Gun’s Switch Cable (3A) to the 2-Pin Socket (50). Then,<br />
connect the Welding Gun’s Gas Hose (2A) to the Gas Hose Outlet (52).<br />
(See Figure C.)<br />
3. Connect the Ground Clamp Cable (5A) to the Positive Terminal (51A).<br />
(See Figure C.)<br />
4. NOTE: The <strong>DC</strong>EN mode is for a narrow and deep weld penetration,<br />
concentrating 70% of heat on the workpiece and 30% heat on the Welding Gun.<br />
Output Connections For A <strong>TIG</strong> Welding Process With <strong>DC</strong>EP:<br />
<strong>DC</strong>EP = Direct Current Electrode Positive.<br />
1. Raise the Front Cover (2) to expose the controls. (See Figure C.)<br />
2. Connect the Welding Gun’s Power Cable (4A) to the Positive Terminal (51A).<br />
Connect the Welding Gun’s Switch Cable (3A) to the 2-Pin Socket (50). Then,<br />
connect the Welding Gun’s Gas Hose (2A) to the Gas Hose Outlet (52).<br />
(See Figure C.)<br />
3. Connect the Ground Clamp Cable (5A) to the Negative Terminal (51B).<br />
(See Figure C.)<br />
4. NOTE: The <strong>DC</strong>EP mode is for shallow penetration and a strong cleaning action,<br />
concentrating 30% of heat on the workpiece and 70% heat on the Welding Gun.<br />
To Select The Welding Mode:<br />
NOTE: This Welder features 4 welding modes.<br />
1. <strong>AC</strong> MMA = The stick/electrode welding for mild steel. This is the simplest<br />
welding procedure.<br />
A. Move the <strong>TIG</strong> <strong>AC</strong>/<strong>TIG</strong> <strong>DC</strong> Selector (6) to this symbol:<br />
(See Figure B.)<br />
B. Move the <strong>AC</strong>/<strong>DC</strong> Main Selector (12) to this symbol:<br />
(See Figure B.)<br />
SKU 91149 For technical questions, please call 1-800-444-3353. PAGE 14