Miller Multimatic 220 Welder - Revision history

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Tool Specific Cleaning Guide

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Common Problems

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 *Replace contact tips as needed.
 *Inspect and clean drive rolls to ensure proper wire feeding.
-*Store hose, cables and attachments and appropriately.
+*Store hoses, cables, and attachments appropriately.
 == Resources ==

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 * Mild Steel 24 ga. - 1/4 in. (TIG)
 * Aluminum 24 ga. - 1/4 in. (TIG)
 == Resources ==

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 *Use smaller electrode.
 *Increase and/or maintain steady travel speed.
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 | Excessive spatter
-| scattering of molten metal particles that cool to solid form near weld bead.
+| Scattering of molten metal particles that cool to solid form near weld bead.
 | Incorrect voltage/wire speed.
 * Amperage too high for electrode
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 | Porosity in weld
-| small cavities or holes resulting from gas pockets in weld metal.
+| Small cavities or holes resulting from gas pockets in weld metal.
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 * Arc length too long
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 * Workpiece dirty
 | Adjust settings per material thickness
-* Decrease amperage or select larger electrode
+*Reduce arc length.
-* Reduce arc length or voltage
+*Use dry electrode.
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 == Resources ==
 * [[Media:Multimatic220_manual.pdf|Users Manual]]
 {{Owned}}
 {{Hosted|Jon Eklund}}
 [[Category:Welding]]

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 *Keep all covers and panels in place during operation.
 *Avoid working in wet or damp environments when operating the equipment.
 == Material Capacity ==

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	{{ToolPhoto\|Multimatic220s.jpg}}		{{ToolPhoto\|Multimatic220s.jpg}}
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		+	== Safety ==
		+	{{UniversalSafety}}
		+	*Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), including welding gloves, a welding helmet with appropriate shade, flame-resistant clothing, and safety boots.
		+	*Ensure proper ventilation when welding to prevent exposure to fumes and gases.
		+	*Keep flammable materials away from the welding area.
		+	*Do not weld on containers that have held combustibles unless properly prepared.
		+	*Always disconnect power before performing maintenance.
		+
		+	==== Equipment-Specific Safety ====
		+	*[https://classes.asmbly.org/event/18?eventId=80428 MIG Welding Class] is required to use this tool.
		+	*Do not touch live electrical parts; always assume the workplace and electrode are electrically live.
		+	*Always check that the machine is properly grounded and all cables are securely connected before operation
		+	*Ensure the ground clamp is securely attached to the workpiece.
		+	*Use proper shielding gas to minimize exposure to harmful fumes.
		+	*Keep all covers and panels in place during operation.
		+	*Avoid working in wet or damp environments when operating the equipment.

	== Material Capacity ==		== Material Capacity ==

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 {{Required|TIG Welding}}
-{{ToolPhoto|Multimatic220.jpg}}
+{{ToolPhoto|Multimatic220s.jpg}}
 == Material Capacity ==

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-Asmbly has two Multimatic 220 multi-process welders.  These have both MIG and AC/DC TIG capabilities, each of which has its own prerequisite class.
+Asmbly has two Multimatic 220 multi-process welders.  These have both MIG and AC/DC TIG capabilities, each of which has its own prerequisite class.  One's owned by Asmbly, the other's hosted by Jon.
 {{Required|MIG Welding}}
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 * [[Media:Multimatic220_manual.pdf|Users Manual]]
 {{Hosted|Jon Eklund}}
 [[Category:Welding]]