Profax 250 AMP COMPACT MIG - Manual (Page 2)

Euro-Quick Adapter for the Platinum Compact 250 Amp Mig Gun
NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION
1. PXR185-S Spring
2. PX2545-3 Cable support
3. PX62N Nipple
4. PXA-532-24 9/16”-18 ball point screw
5. PX114
Separator
6. PX104 Cable connector block assembly
7. PX140-UA Euro connector
8. PX2545-4 Machine nut
9. PX2545-6 Trigger connection male
10. PX35-350-1 Butt connector
11. PX2-MS
Metric screw
12. PX35-40-1 O-ring
13. PX174EX-1C Conduit nut
14. PX2545
Euro-Quick connector assembly
15. PX2545-C Euro-Quick connector assembly
w/machine nut
INSTALLATION
1.) Lay the PROFAX Mig-Gun out in a straight line.
2.) Push the brass connector end of the gun cable into the brass adapter on the outgoing side of feeder wire drive until it is fully seated. Secure the cable
with the set or hand screw in the adapter.
3.) Install the control plug assembly into mating socket on gun cable and into trigger circuit receptacle on feeder.
4.) Relieve tension and disengage drive rolls. Feed wire by hand through drive rolls, outgoing guide and adapter plug until wire is at least one to two feet
inside of PROFAX Mig-Gun.
5.) Reset drive rolls and apply proper tension. Keep gun in a straight position. Continue to feed wire through gun and contact tip by using inch button on
feeder or gun trigger.
6.) When you activate gun trigger, the contact tip and welding wire protruding from tip are electrically "HOT". Set the power source to the proper settings for
wire size and welding application to be used. Make sure the shielding gas supply is adjusted to the proper flow rate. Gun is now ready for operation.
GUIDELINES TO AVOID WIRE FEEDING PROBLEMS AND
TO KEEP YOUR MIG-GUN OPERATING SMOOTHLY
1.) Use only clean rust free good quality welding wire.
2.) Keep cable assembly as straight as possible, do not kink or pull cable over sharp corners or allow cart wheels or tr ucks to run over cables.
3.) Make sure contact tip is tightly screwed into the gas diffuser at all times, also make sure that the gas diffuser is tightly screwed into the conductor tube.
Retighten the diffuser and tip periodically. Frequently clean contact tip and nozzles. The use of a good anti-spatter compound will increase tip and nozzle
life and make spatter removal easier. If contact tip becomes deformed or arced at the end, replace immediately.
4.) Maintain and make certain all gun connections are secured and electrical connections are tight. New guns should have all electrical connections
retighten after several days of initial use. Check all gas hose connections on a regular basis to make sure no leakage or loss of flow occurs.
By following these simple guidelines
you will extend the life of your new PROFAX Mig Gun.
Keep all mechanical and electrical connections tight.
Electric shock can cause INJURY or DEATH.
IMPORTANT- Be sure that the power source and feeder are in the off position. Make sure input power to the power source is disconnected at the
electrical breaker box before attempting installation of this unit.
PROFAX standard rear connection for use with the TAK-1, TLAK-1, PROFAX Pro II, Pro IV, Hobart â series 2000,2200,2210,2400,2410, Heavy Duty, Model
17, Hefty, Mijit 17, Portafeed 17, Portawire 17, Portafeed 1000, Ultrafeed 1000, Lincolnâ Wirematic 250 & 255, LN 10, DH10, & SST10, Powconâ PD-1,
PD-IE & PDVS-1, Thermal Dynamicsâ TA-3, TAF-2, TAF-4 & Viking 250.
*Please specify feeder brand so correct trigger plug will be included
All references to original manufacturer’s equipment numbers, and/or trade names or trademarks, are for identification and
convenience only. The trademarks and trade names are the property of their respective owners.
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