Troubleshooting - WELDERS ...
Below are the most obvious Defects with it's Cause and Remedy.
| DEFECT |
CAUSE |
REMEDY |
| No no-load Voltage |
- Operation selector in the wrong position.
- Demagnetized machine.
- Reduced speed.
- Faulty rotating diodes.
- Failure in the windings.
|
- Move the selector.
- Apply to the terminal a DC voltage of between 6-12 V for a second.
- Check the speed and bring it to the rated value.
- Check and replace.
- Check the windings resistances as per the table.
|
No-load voltage too low
Low welding current |
- Current selector in the wrong position.
- Cable jack in the wrong range.
- Speed too low.
- Wrong capacitor value.
- Faulty rotating diodes.
|
- Move the selector.
- Move the jack.
- Check and regulate speed.
- Check and replace.
- Check the resistance as per the table.
|
No-load voltage too high
High welding current |
- Current selector in the wrong position.
- Cable jack in the wrong range.
- Excessive motor speed.
- Wrong capacitor value.
- Faulty rotor.
|
- Move the selector.
- Move the jack.
- Regulate the motor speed.
- Check and replace.
- Change the rotor.
|
| Correct no-load voltage and too low full-load voltage |
- Probable overload.
- The engine speed slows down.
- Faulty rectifier bridge.
|
- Check the load current.
- Check engine dimensions.
- Check and replace.
|
| Faulty welding |
- Fault in impedance.
|
- Check the resistance according to table and replace.
|
Unstable voltage
Unstable welding current |
- Loose connections.
- Irregular rotation.
|
- Check the connections.
- Verify the rotation uniformity.
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| Machine overheating |
- Partially obstructed ventilation openings.
- Probable overload.
|
- Remove and clean the air inlet and outlet grids.
- Check the load current.
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| Noisy machine |
- Faulty bearings.
- Faulty coupling.
|
- Check and replace.
- Verify and repair.
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