Troubleshooting & repair, Explanation of prompting and error messages – Lincoln Electric IDEALARC SP-250 Manuel d'utilisation
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TROUBLESHOOTING & REPAIR
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IDEALARC SP-250
EXPLANATION OF PROMPTING AND ERROR MESSAGES
ON SCREEN ERROR MESSAGE
PROCESS MUST
MATCH WIRE & GAS
ONLY SET UP FOR
.035 STAINLESS
ONLY ARGON USED
WITH ALUMINUM
ONLY SET UP FOR
. 045 OUTERSHIELD
NO GAS REQUIRED
WITH INNERSHIELD
MEMORY 1 NOW
CONTAINS SETUP
MEMORY 2
IS EMPTY
MEMORY 4 DOESN’T
MATCH WIRE & GAS
REQ'S: STAINLESS
WIRE .035 Ar/O2
PRESS PROCESS
WHEN INSTALLED
MESSAGE EXPLANATION
Reminder that in Auto mode the process entered with the Process key must
match the process installed in the machine .
Unit is only programmed for .035” (0.9mm) diameter in stainless steel wire.
Other wire diameters can be accommodated by using the Manual mode.
Unit is programmed to use only argon gas with aluminum electrodes. Other
gases can be accommodated by using the manual mode.
Unit is only programmed for .045” (1.1mm) diameter in Outershield® elec-
trode wire. Other wire diameters within the SP-250 rating can be accom-
modated by using the Manual mode.
Innershield® electrode wire does not require a shielding gas. In the Auto
mode, the SP-250 automatically leaves the solenoid de-energized even
when the trigger is closed.
Verifies that the setup was saved to memory number 1. The actual memo-
ry number is determined by the memory number key that was pressed fol-
lowing Save.
An attempt was made to recall a setup from a memory that does not con-
tain one. The actual memory number is determined by the memory num-
ber key that was just pressed.
An attempt was made to enter Toggle mode and the process of the Auto
setup in memory 4 does not match the process in the machine. Press
memory 4 to find out what process is required. The memory number indi-
cates which memory, 4 or 5, does not match.
An attempt was made to recall from memory an Auto setup whose process
does not match the process in the machine. This message indicates the
process required and alternates with the second message until the Process
key is pressed.