Kemppi Fu10 Manual
So I am looking for a little guidance pertaining to a Kemppi PS2800 welder I bought for what I think was a pretty good price of $300 a few daays ago. It was a quick decision I had to make weather to buy it and really could not do much research on the brand and model of unit and overall parts and service availability and if other things such as wire feeder and tig torch compatibility. All that I knew was the machine worked as the seller was able to demonstrate it set up for stick welding and that I would possibly need 3 phase power as he was unsure if it was able to be used on a single phase supply but did know you could change the connections on a bus bar in the machine to allow for different input voltages. So after much use of Google and a email to Kemmpi in Finland I was able to get a user manual and determine I will need a 3 phase supply for power. They also sent me a manual for the add on units they sold to use with this unit when they sold it. They informed that parts were no longer available from them either.
Which is understandable. That being said I find the manuals to be quite vague however that could just be my inexperience and lack of knowledge and most likely is the case. The Kemppi web site does not show USA as one of the markets the company is active in and as a result obviously lists no distributors or dealers and or service locations here in the States. So my questions are what other if any wire feeders and or tig unit would be compatible and if there are what is the determining factors to take in to account when buying a add on unit in terms of compatibility. Like are the 10 pin connectors a industry standard this is what the unit has. I would also like to know about the best way to achieve 3 phase power from single phase that is safe for a welder to use does it need to be a cnc grade rotary phase converter or will a lesser quality phase converter work with out damaging the welder. Sorry for such a long winded post Posts: 4 Joined: Mon Feb 02, 2015 2:15 pm Location: Baltimore City, Maryland.
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Kemppi Fu10 Manual
Here's a manual for a circa 1980s or 1990s Fronius For Fronius manuals contact Brian Divers: briand (at) tps-fronius.co.uk Hobart Kemppi Lincoln Electric Migatronic (log-in not required - see the links at the top of their page) Miller Check out their while you are there - it's excellent. Murex / BOC (navigate to support then the type of welder you have). NBC (The original Norman Butters Co) (DIY version from a forum member). Sealey Sealey seem to have moved or deleted their online manuals.
SIP / Cosmo SIP offer manuals for 90% of the current welder range in PDF format, however they don't seem to be on their website any more. Manuals can be requested by emailing their technical support - contact details on their website See also for Migmate 105, 130 and 155 models. Unofficial sources: Works for most SIP welders up until about 2005.
Wiring diagram and parts list on post 23. (electrical modification to reduce the sensitivity of the wire speed knob). (keeping the wire feed working). Thermadyne This isn't a comprehensive list but it's a start.
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