Campbell Hausfeld WT6000 User Manual

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IN211300AV 8/01

Instruction Manual

Model WT6000

Instructions D’Utilisation

Modéle WT6000

Manuel De Instrucciones

Modelo WT6000

BUILT TO LAST

TM

fitting on the rear of the welder and
the other end to the fitting on the
regulator using hose clamps on each
connection. Make sure the gas hose is
not kinked or twisted.

4. Once again, stand opposite the

cylinder outlet and slowly open the
cylinder valve. Inspect for leaks in the
connections.

5. This regulator is factory preset at

30cfh. No adjustment is necessary.
Also, a pop-out indicator in the end of
the regulator shows the amount of
gas left in the cylinder. When not
extended, the cylinder is
approximately 10 minutes away from
empty.

6. Remember to close the gas valve

when finished welding.

General Safety

Cylinders can explode if
damaged. Shielding gas
cylinders contain gas
under high pressure.

• Protect compressed gas cylinders from

excessive heat, mechanical shocks, and
arcs.

• Install and secure cylinders in an

upright position by chaining them to
stationary support or equipment
cylinder rack to prevent falling or
tipping.

• Never allow a welding electrode to

touch any cylinder.

• Turn face away from valve outlet

when opening cylinder valve.

• Keep protective cap in place over valve

except when cylinder is in use or
connected for use.

Read and follow instructions on
compressed gas cylinders, associated
equipment, and CGA publication P-1.

Never use
flammable gasses

with MIG welders. Only inert or non-
flammable gasses are suitable for
MIG welding. Examples are carbon
dioxide, argon, helium, or mixtures of
one or more of these gasses.

Never lift cylinders
off the ground by

their valves, caps, or with chains or
slings.

POLARITY

For gas shielded welding, plug the cable
coming out of the torch into the (+) socket
and the ground clamp cable into the (-)
socket on the welder.

GAS TYPES

There are 3 types of gas generally used for
gas metal arc welding; 100% argon, a
mixture of 75% argon and 25% carbon
dioxide (C

25

) or 100% carbon dioxide. All can

be used, but the 75/25 mixture is
recommended for general welding. For
aluminum welding, use 100% Argon. Either
type gas may be obtained at your local
welding supply outlet. Secure cylinder in

!

WARNING

!

DANGER

!

DANGER

place on your welding machine or other
support to prevent the cylinder from falling
over.

REGULATOR

This regulator is designed to be used with
straight Argon or Argon mix gas. A
threaded adapter is needed if CO

2

is used.

An adapter is available at your local
welding gas supplier to change between
the two.

HOOKUP PROCEDURE

Cylinder gas is
under high

pressure. Point cylinder outlet away
from yourself and any bystanders
before opening.

1. With the cylinder securely installed,

remove the cylinder cap, stand to the
side of the cylinder opposite the outlet,
and open the valve slightly, turning
counterclockwise. When gas is emitted
from the cylinder, close the valve by
turning clockwise. This will blow out
dust or dirt that may have accumulated
around the valve seat.

2. Install the gas regulator onto the gas

cylinder and tighten the stem nut
securely to the gas valve.

3. Install one end of the gas hose to the

!

WARNING

Cap

Chapeau

Tapa

CO

2

Adapter

Adaptateur CO

2

Adaptador para CO

2

Pop-out

indicator

Indicateur sortant

Indicador

Figure 1 Hookup – Branchement – Conexiones

Argon or Argon Mix Installation

Installation d’Argon ou Mélange d’Argon

Installación para soldar con Argón o mezcla de Argón

CO

2

Installation

Installation CO

2

Instalación del CO

2

Mig Kit
Nécessaire Mig
Juego para soldar al estilo Mig

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