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Follow these step-by-step instructions to properly set up your welding equipment for optimal performance and safety.
Attach the power cable assembly to the main unit. Ensure the connection is secure and the locking mechanism clicks into place.
Securely attach the ground clamp to a clean, bare metal surface on your workpiece. Remove any paint, rust, or coating for optimal conductivity.
Insert the appropriate welding stud into the chuck. Ensure the stud is properly seated and the chuck is tightened securely.
Adjust the weld time and current settings according to the stud size and material specifications. Refer to the settings chart in your manual.
Conduct a test weld on a scrap piece of similar material. Inspect the weld quality and adjust parameters if necessary.
Once test welds are satisfactory, proceed with production welding. Maintain consistent technique and periodically inspect weld quality.
Your welding equipment is now properly configured and ready for use. For additional support or questions, contact our technical team.









