Symptom |
Possible cause |
Solution |
LCD displays
at startup. |
Fuse blown out.
Failure in input power. |
1.Replace with fuses of same
specifications.
2.Check power lines. |
LCD displays
but no resp-
onse in
welding. |
10A fuse blown out. |
Replace with fuses of same
specifications. |
Power
indicator
lights up
but no
welding
spark. |
Air pressure too low. |
Increase air pressure. |
Parameters for welding current set
too low. |
Increase welding current. |
Excessive gap between lower surface
of welding electrode and batteries. |
Adjust the gap between batteries
and the surface of welding electrode
to about 3-4mm. |
Wires connecting welding switch
broken. |
Connect wires in compliance with
Fig.2 and Fig.4. |
Optoelectronic switch damaged. |
Replace optoelectronic switch. |
If working indicator does not light
up or flicker, it may be caused by
power interference. |
Switch power off and switch it on again. |
In welding,
it is easy
to ignite
and even
burn battery
casing |
Pressure for welding
electrode too low. |
Increase welding pressure. |
Foreign matter on the lower side of
welding electrode. |
File the surface of welding
electrode even
and smooth with a small file. |
Incorrect welding material. |
Use proper welding material. |