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Power Supply SERIES

User Manual
Make sure to thoroughly read and understand the contents of this manual in

order to use, perform maintenances or repair the product safely.

Copying or reproduction of this manual by all means, including photocopying or data reproduction system,

is strictly forbidden without an approval document issued by Hyundai Welding Co.

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1 - Safety Warnings -3- Chapter 5 - Overall Circuit Diagram -35-

1-1. Indications -3- 5-1. YARD CONNECTION -35-

1-2. Factors and Details of Risks -3- 5-2. MAIN CONTROL -36-

Chapter 2 - Specifications and Supplied Materials -5- 5-3. MODULE -37-

2-1. Specifications -5- 5-4. POWER -38-

2-2. Producer Specified Display -6- Chapter 6 - PART LIST -39-

2-3. Supplied Materials -8- 6-1. Controller -39-

Chapter 3 - Transportation and Installation -9- 6-2 Lower Part -40-

3-1. External Measurements and Weight -9- 6-3. Upper Part of Module -41-

3-2. Cautions for Transportation -11- 6-4. Lower Part of Module -42-

3-3. Methods of Transportation -12- 6-5. Door -42-

3-4. Installation -12- Chapter 7 – Terms of Quality Guarantee -43-

3-5. Required Space for Installation -15-

3-6. Connecting External Cables -18-

3-7. Connecting Output Cables -19-

3-8. Connecting Input Cables -21-

Chapter 4 - Operation -24-

4-1. Arrangement and Functions of Front Control Panel -24-

4-2. Arrangement and Functions of Door Panel -26-

4-3. Rectifier Operation Modes -28-

4-4. Alarm Settings -33-

4-5. Alarm Indications -34-

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Chapter 1 - Safety Warnings

(Make sure to read and be fully aware of the followings

before using the product)

1-1. Indications

Thoroughly read the “Safety Warnings” to properly use the product.

Be sure to obey the followings, which contain important directions about safety.

In this manual, the risks of mishandling the product are categorized into the following two levels:

Mishandling may cause deaths of or fatal

Danger
injuries on humans

Mishandling may cause damages on humans

Caution
or materials.

1-2. Factors and Details of Risks

▲ For safety, make sure all installation, operation and maintenance works are performed by a licensed personal

or an expert in electronics.

▲ The following signs are used in this manuals to indicate dangerous elements that requires extra cautions. Be

careful in handling the products when you see the following signs and follow the directions on this manual.

▲ All relevant personnel must obey the following directions while the product is in operation and any personnel,

such as children or elderlies, who lack judging abilities shall not be near the product.

▲ The producer is not responsible for any troubles caused by inappropriate usages of the product, including

transformation of the product, such as random designing or functioning by user, or operation of the product in

different ways than directed in the manual.

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DANGER

☞ Parts with the label indicates the danger that you must be careful with.

☞ Do not remove or paint over the warning label.

CAUTION

Electronic shock may cause death.

Electrical contacts on human body may cause fatal shocks or severe burns on skin.

Electrical current will be flowing whenever the output cable is operating. Also be careful

with the output production through the input power circuit and internal circuits.

Improper installation or inappropriate grounding can be dangerous.

• Do not touch where current flows with bare hands.

• Perform grounding works on electrically connected parts on the power case according to the regulations. Make

sure a licensed expert of electrical works perform the job.

• Make sure to cut all the power from the product, whenever it is not on in use.

• Installation or maintenance works must be done at least 5 minutes after cutting power off from the input of

electricity distributor.

• Refer to the international and domestic safety regulations for installation or dissemblance of the input power.

• Be sure to unplug the cables before shutting down.

• Do not use any cables of which the cross-sectional area is smaller than the standard or damaged so much than

the inner conductor is exposed.

• An electricity manager must check the product before connecting or separating input cables.

• Perform regular inspection, at least once a day, on the input and output cables. Damaged cable may cause

electrical shock or even death.

• Never use old, damaged or ill-connected cables.

• Do not bind the cables around body or lean on the product.

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• Only use the normally operating devices. Do no use any devices that are under repair works or malfunctioning.

• Avoid installing the product in places where it can be directed exposed to rainstorms.

• Make sure to secure sufficient space around the product for safe works.

• Maintain the original state of the product as described in the original product design provided by the supplier.

• Do not use the product for any other purposes than electrolysis.

• Prepare a fire extinguisher nearby the product in case of fire accidents.

Chapter 2 - Specifications and Supplied Materials

2-1. Specifications

Model 15D 35D 50D 100D

Rated Input (kVA) 25 45 65 120

Rated input voltage, constant 3P, AC 440V ±15%

Rated frequency 60Hz

Rated output current (A) 115 265 285 570

Rated output voltage (VDC) 133 133 175 175

Output current range (A) 30~115 30~265 50~285 50~575

Maximum unloaded voltage (V) 330 420

Rated usage rate (%) 100

Size (WXDXH) 870*911*1430 870*911*1430 870*911*2120 870*911*2120

Weight (kg) 350 350 480 560

Control characteristic CC

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2-2. Producer Specified Display

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2-3. Supplied Materials

No. Type Details Quantity Notes

1 Main body Power Supply Power Supply 1

2 Key Door 2
3 User manual 1
Manual
4 Maintenance manual 1
5 Diazed fuse 500V, 6A 3
6 Glass tube fuse PIPE GLASS TYPE 3A, B 3
7 Green lamp LED (green) 4 Operation sign

8 Red lamp LED (red) 2 Warning sigh

9 White lamp Lamp (white) 2 Power sign

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Chapter 3 - Transportation and Installation

Danger

☞ Make sure to fix the product securely on transportation device whenever moving or

Transportring the body.

☞ Make sure that all power installation or separation is performed by licensed expert

in electronics.

☞ Improper installer or inappropriate groundings can be dangerous.

3-1. External Measurements and Weight

3-1-1. 15D, 35D Model

Size (mm) (Including LUG and BASE)

Model Weight (kg)
W D H

15D 870 911 1430 350

35D 870 911 1430 350

* Above diagram may be different from the actual.

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3-1-2. 50D, 100D Model

Size (mm) (Including LUG and BASE)

Model Weight (kg)
W D H

50D 870 911 2120 480

100D 870 911 2120 560

* Above diagram may be different from the actual.

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3-2. Cautions for Transportation

In order to safely move the product, make sure to thoroughly read and follow the below directions for

Transportation.

Move the rectifier by carrying it vertically.

Caution

☞ Before moving the rectifier disconnect the input power through which current flows.

☞ Make sure to double check the condition of the transporter before Transportation.

☞ Before moving the rectifier, separate the main body of the rectifier and each cables.

☞ Dropping the machine may cause serious damages on human body as well as the machine

itself.

☞ Double check the capacity of hoist, and the safeness and capacity of transportation

equipment and devices, such as chains, when using the hoist for transportation.

☞ Human approaches are strictly forbidden while transporting the product using hoist and the

user shall not control it under the machine.

☞ Transport the machine at the slowest speed possible so that the machine is not disturbed by

the movement.

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3-3. Methods of Transportation

<Proper Transportation Method>

. Transporting LUG

Description of

proper

transportation

Caution - Mount all hook-locks on all 4 LUGs at the top of the product.

- Weight 15D (350 kg), 35D (350 kg), 50D (480 kg), 100D (560 kg)

3-4. Installation

Following directions are for safe and strong arrangement and installation of the transported rectifier.

<References for proper arrangement>

- Basically, the bottom and the back of the rectifier need to be fixed on surfaces.

- Following is a reference diagram for fixing the rectifier on floor and a wall.

- Install the product by considering the locations and sizes of holes. (Refer to below diagram)
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<Adjusting hole reference for installation of 15D and 35D>

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<Adjusting hole location reference for installation of 50D and 100D>

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3-5. Required Space for Installation

A sufficient space around the product is required when installing it in a place, for door opening, cooling

effect and cable connections. (Refer to below diagram)

3-5-1. Door Opening

- Space required to open the door for product maintenance works.

For proper opening and closing of the front door, make sure space “A,” when installing 15D,35D,50D or 100D, is

at least 800mm.

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3-5-2. Installation Space

< Installation space for 15D and 35D >

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< Installation space for 50 and100D >

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3-6. Connecting External Output Cables

Completely and precisely connect the external cables at appropriate locations as indicated on the cable

panel information.

 Connections made differently from the directions may cause malfunctioning of or damages on the machine.

 120Ὠ resistance of RS485 communication line is inserted inside the main PCB.

※ MODBUS Method

No. Number Function/Information Signal Information Status

① 16 OUT COM - Error :0_OPEN DIGITAL

② 15 READY/ERROR - Ready :1_CLOSE OUTPUT CARD

③ 14 RUN/STOP - STOP : 0_OPEN

- RUN : 1_CLOSE DIGITAL
④ 13 EMERGENCY STOP
- E-Stop :0_OPEN INPUT CARD
⑤ 12 IN COM. -Normal : 1_CLOSE

⑦ 11 RS-485 A(+) Refer to communication Terminating resisters

⑧ 10 RS-485 B(-) Protocol Installed

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3-7. Connecting Output Cables

Caution

☞ Make sure to cut input power before start working.

☞ Firmly and precisely fix the output cables.

☞ Make sure that the output cables are properly fixed before operating the machine.

☞ Cables may be lost or damaged while moving as the connecting part is loosened.

☞ Cables may be damaged if ones with lack of rating are used.

1. Excessive pressure on fixing bolts for output cables may cause damages on insulating material.

2. Connect the output cables by distinguishing between + and – terminals. (Refer to the cover printout for output

cables / numbered from 1 from the left)

3. Choose tools with appropriate size for fixing nuts.

4. Connect the output cables after completely cutting power from the machine.

3-7-1. Input Cable Service

<Common for all 15D, 35D, 50D and 100D >

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3-7-2. Connecting Output Cables

# Procedure: 1. Open the door.

2. Mount the prepared cable terminal on cable board.

3. Close the door.

<Connecting Output Cables on 15D and 35D>

< Connecting Output Cables on 50D and 100D >

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3-7-3. Selecting Cables

Follow the below directions to select cables.

1. Use cables with insulating voltage that is higher than the unloaded voltage of power (O.C.V).

2. Do not use damaged or old cables.

3. Use cables with cross-sectional area of

10(mm²) for 15D model.

25(mm²) for 35D model.

25(mm²) for 50D model.

50(mm²) for 100D model.

 Do not use excessively short cables, since it may cause overloads.

3-8. Connecting Input Cables

Danger

☞ Make sure connecting input power, changing voltages and other works are done by a

licensed electronics expert.

☞ Use input power equipment (transformer, molded circuit breaker, fuse and cables)

that are appropriate for the rated capacity.

☞ Perform the works after breaking the circuit for input power.

☞ Make sure to check the current and voltage of power before and after turning the

power on.

☞ Be aware of and thoroughly read all the name plate or rectifier and user manual

before connecting power.

☞ The company is not responsible for any problems caused by disobeying the informed

input power, method and capacities.

☞ Make sure to connect input power as directed below and to use ground cables.

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1. Input power shall be 3 phase, AC 440V, 60Hz.

2. If engine generator is used, use the one with over 3 times larger output than the rectifier Rated Input (kVA).

3. Install circuit breaker for each rectifier and use a circuit breaker and fuse with directed capacities.

4. The acceptable range of power voltage fluctuation is ±15% of rated output voltage.

5. Use a cable with cross-sectional area of 6(mm²) for 15D.

16(mm²) for 35D.

25(mm²) for 50D.

50(mm²) for 100D

3-8-1. Requirements for Input Power

3 phase, 440V, 60Hz of power is required to operate the rectifier and the power must not contain any

interferences (noise or high frequencies). To avoid influences from external loads, keep the power separated

when using.

Particularly, high-frequency operation or any other interferences occur while motor is driving negatively

influence the sync signals in the rectifier, causing abnormal outputs.

3-8-2. Input Cable Service

<Common for 15D, 35D, 50D and 100D >

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3-8-3. Connecting Input Power Cable

<Connecting Input Cable for 15D and 35D >

<Connecting Input Cable for 50D and100D

>

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Chapter 4 - Operation
4-1. Arrangement and Functions of Front Control Panel
7. 5.

2.

1.

4. 6. 3.

No. Name Details

Indicates voltage.
1 VOLTAGE
(Shows error code in case error occurs)

2 AMPERE Indicates current

3 CURRENT SETTING Set output current

4 POWER Turn control power on or off

5 Operation Modes Select local or remote control mode

6 RUN/STOP Turn output on or off

7 CONTROL FUSE Protective fuse for power control (3A)

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1) VOLTAGE

- Shows DC output voltage value of loaded or unloaded operation of rectifier

- Be care when a voltmeter is operating, since the DC voltage is within the output phase of the rectifier.
- Even when the voltmeter is not operating, make sure to perform maintenance works, internal inspections, cleaning
or tasks other than rectification after breaking the input current breaker.
- This digital voltmeter can read voltages up to 500V.
- Error code is shown in case error occurs.

2) AMPERE Indication
- Shows output current value while the rectifier is normally operating.

3) CURRENT SETTING
- Set the minimum and maximum output current values.
* The indicated value and actual output value may vary.

4) POWER
- Once you supply power on control circuit, the voltmeter and ammeter will start to operate.
- Make sure the RUN/STOP switch is turned off before turning it on.

5) Operation Modes
Rectifier provides 3 modes. (LOCAL, LOCAL/REMOTE, REMOTE)
Each mode has its own function.

Remote (Standard)

You can remotely control the operation using communication cable and H/W.
For the detail, please follow Chapter 4-3-1.

Local/Remote

In LOCAL/REMOTE mode, you can control the operation using external I/O.
(Yet, the current setting must be done on the machine as in local mode)
For the detail, please follow Chapter 4-3-2.

Local

You can control the operation on the machine in LOCAL mode.

For the detail, please follow Chapter 4-3-3.

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6) RUN/STOP
- You can start producing output current and voltage once by turning the switch on.
- Make sure there is no foreign materials in the output cable before start operation.

7) CONTROL FUSE

- It is a protective fuse for power control.

- It fuses current on the control circuit when there is an overcurrent.

- The required capacity of the fuse is 250V and 3A, so make sure to use once with the same capacity when

replacing it.

- Make sure the control power is completely turned off before replacing the fuse.

4-2. Arrangement and Functions of Door Panel

1. 2.

4.

3.

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No. Name Detail

turned on when primary power (440V) is

1 POWER LAMP
applied

2 WARNING Turned on when warning occurs

3 RUN LAMP Turned on when normally producing outputs

4 EMERGENCY STOP SWICH Emergency stop switch

1) POWER LAMP

- Always turned on when primary input power is applied

- Perform any maintenance or repair works after turning off the circuit breaker on the primary power circuit.

2) WARNING

- Starts blinking when an error occurs on rectifier.

- Turned on when internal/external E-STOP occurs on the rectifier.

3) RUN LAMP

- The lamp turns on when the rectifier is turned on and normally running.

4) EMERGENY STOP SWICH

- Pressing the emergency stop switch will stop the output and turn on the warning lamp.

- You can return to the original state by turning the emergency switch to right.

Return the switch once you have removed the cause emergency and checked that the RUN/STOP switch is

turned off.

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4-3. Rectifier Operation Modes

For the functions of each mode, please refer to the table below.

Operation Mode
Functions Control Input
LOCAL REMOTE LOCAL/REMOTE
Local Machine ● ● ●
E-STOP
Hard Wiring ● ●
Local Machine ●
RUN/STOP Hard Wiring ● ●
Communication ●
Local Machine ● ● ●
READY/ERROR Lamp
Hard Wiring ● ●
Local Machine(KNOB) ● ●
current setting
Communication ●
Various monitoring Communication ● ● ●

※ Restrictions

Operation
Description
Mode
By setting this mode, currents cannot be controlled by TRO value at BWTS software panel.
※ Not following the proper operation directions may cause malfunction or damages
Local on the machine.
※ This mode is only allowed to BWTS maker engineer. Crews aren’t allowed to operate
this mode without Maker consultation.
By setting this mode, currents can be controlled by TRO value at BWTS software panel.
※ Standard Mode
Remote
※ Only E-stop function can act at local machine.
※ RUN/STOP, Knobs are not working with this mode.
By setting this mode, currents can be controlled by TRO value at BWTS software panel.
Local/ A person should be stand-by for monitoring the local machine.
Remote ※ This mode is only allowed to BWTS maker engineer. Crews aren’t allowed to operate
this mode without Maker consultation.

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4-3-1. LOCAL MODE OPERATION

MODE

This mode is for using the rectifier manually.

With this mode, rectifier can RUN/STOP at local.

Also, the current value can be adjusted by controlling the knob at local.

However, BWTS controller cannot control the status of rectifier with this mode.

Make sure to properly connect the input power and output cables before using the machine as directed below.

PROCEDURE

1) Open the front door

2) Turn on the circuit breaker at the right bottom

3) Turn the mode select switch to LOCAL mode.

4) Turn the ‘CURRENT SETTING’ in left so the output is at minimum

5) Turn the POWER switch ON

6) Wait for about 10 seconds. (Time required for the settlement and self-inspection of the rectifier)

7) Turn the RUN/STOP switch ON

8) Slowly rotate the ‘CURRENT SETTING’ KNOB to set desired output current

2. Follow the above in reverse order to stop the rectifier

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4-3-2.REMOTE MODE OPERATION

MODE

This mode can make rectifier RUN/STOP, adjusting current value with controller. (Without using knob at local)

※ If setting has turned to remote, rectifier cannot be controlled at local machine.

PROCEDURE

1) Open the front door

2) Turn on the circuit breaker at the right bottom

3) Turn the mode select switch to REMOTE mode.

4) Turn the POWER switch ON

5) Control the rectifier using the controller(ACONIS).

Description of operation

a. RUN command is H / W + communication AND condition and two conditions must be input at the same time

EX) communication : 010600650001 and H/W : CLOSE

b. STOP instruction is H / W + communication OR condition,

even if only one of two signals is input, it is stopped.

EX) communication : 010600650000 or H/W : OPEN

c. When External E-STOP command is input, A16 is displayed and E-STOP state is maintained.

External emergency stop value sent to controller by rectifier state value

EX) H/W : OPEN

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d. If RESET command is input, it remains in standby state.

EX) H/W : CLOSE

1)rectifier ID

※ MODBUS Method

 You can set ID at PCB (HIRS38-04) on the machine using rotary switch

Table 1 . Rotary switch → ID Setting

Rotary Switch Rectifier name plate

1 142A

2 142B

3 142C

4 142D

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4-3-3. REMOTE/ LOCAL MODE OPERATION

MODE

Functions are divided to local and BWTS controller.

While BWTS controller can turn the rectifier RUN/STOP, value setting can be adjusted by controlling the knob at local.

※ In condition: Both Hard wiring & Communication(RS-485) should be available.

If any one of the connections fails, this mode cannot be activated.

※ Crews are not recommended using this mode.

PROCEDURE

1) Open the front door

2) Turn on the circuit breaker at the right bottom

3) Turn the mode select switch to LOCAL/REMOTE mode.

4) Turn the ‘CURRENT SETTING’ in left so the output is at minimum

5) Turn the POWER switch ON

6) Control the rectifier using the controller(ACONIS).

7) Slowly rotate the ‘CURRENT SETTING’ KNOB to set desired output current

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4-4. Alarm Settings

Alarms you may find during an operation of the rectifier are as follows. Refer to the following to analyze the cause of

actual alarm situations.

1. Settings for internal temperature alarms

Measuring point Alarm Temperature (℃) Saturation Temperature (℃)

Radiator temp. 100 90 (Surrounding temp. 55℃)

Internal temp. 75 70 (Surrounding temp. 55℃)

2. Alarm Settings for unbalance of output current

- Alarm will sound when output from each cable does not fall into the unbalance error range of the standard

output (±50%).

- Error will occur when resistance is changed according to the external load.

3. Alarm Settings for Overcurrent (A) / Overvoltage (V)

- Alarm will sound if the output exceeds the standard output by 15%

* The output may be hunted if there is excessively high input voltage or change in frequency

Measuring Point Standard Notes

Overcurrent alarm Standard current +15%

Overvoltage alarm Standard voltage +15%

Module Input overcurrent alarm 100A

Module output overcurrent alarm 250A For 50D100D

Module output overcurrent alarm 300A For 15D35D

Module fuse JR62-125IS(125A)

4. Fan alarm (Rotation Detector)

- Detection of fan operation signal

Measuring Point Normal operation Notes

Fan Normal(L),Error(H)

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4-5. Alarm Indication

1) Overall error codes for the rectifier

1 Output over current error

2 Output over voltage error
3 Output current unbalance error
A1.
4 Inner over temperature error(75℃)
5 Emergency stop
6 Emergency stop(external factor)

2) Error codes for rectifier module No.1

1 Module input over current error

2 Module output over current error
3 IGBT heatsink temperature error(100℃)
E1. 4 FRD heatsink temperature error(100℃)
5 Left fan error
6 Right fan error
7 Module input fuse error

3) Error codes for rectifier module No.2

1 Module input over current error

2 Module output over current error
3 IGBT heatsink temperature error(100℃)
E2. 4 FRD heatsink temperature error(100℃)
5 Left fan error
6 Right fan error
7 Module input fuse error

4) Error codes for rectifier module No.3

1 Module input over current error

2 Module output over current error
3 IGBT heatsink temperature error(100℃)
E3. 4 FRD heatsink temperature error(100℃)
5 Left fan error
6 Right fan error
7 Module input fuse error

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Chapter 5 - Overall Circuit Diagram

5-1. YARD CONNECTION

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5-2. MAIN CONTROL

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5-3. MODULE

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5-4. POWER

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Chapter 6 PART LIST

6-1. Controller

13

12
1

11

3
10

5 6 7 8 9

No. Name 15D 35D 50D 100D Qty

1 Cable board 10A 10P 2

2 FAN 80*80, 220V 1
3 Digital meter (A) D1SA-RN 3
4 Digital meter (V) D1SA-RN 3
5 Fuse 220V 3A, Glass tube fuse 1
6 Power switch KSL25WS220 6
7 Press-button switch KBL25WM-L3CG11 1
Current control
8 RV30YN20B103 1
volume
9 Toggle switch DJT3315 3grade 1
10 Diazed Fuse 500V 6A 1
11 MS connector 11,14,17pin
12 PCB HIRS38-03 1
13 Aux. transformer GI201 1

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6-2. Lower Part

4 5 6 7 10

3 2 1 9 8

No. Name 15D 35D 50D 100D Qty

1 Circuit breaker for wiring UCB 100L UCB 100L UCB 100L UCB 250S 3P 1
2 Output cable DFT100A-4P DFT100A-4P DFT100A-4P DFT200A-4P 2
3 Cable board 10A 10P 1
4 Electric contactor UMC25 1
5 Cement resistor PRV 200W 100Ω 2
HTM4A100- HTM4A100- HTM4A100- HTM4A300-
6 Current sensor 4
04VD15 04VD15 04VD15 04VD15
KHA400- KHA400-04VD15 KHA400-04VD15 KHA800-04VD15
7 Current sensor 1
04VD15
8 Input line filter 60A 60A 100A 180A 1
UMC75 00NS UMC75 00NS UMC100 00NS UMC225 22NS
9 Electric contactor 3
A220 A220 A220 F220
10 Aux. transformer GI701 1

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6-3. Upper Part of Module

10 11 12 13

4 5 6 7 8 9

No. Name 15D 35D 50D 100D Qty

1 FAN E20060V2HBL-YH-RD 2
Module output Cable 400A produced output
2 2
board
Module input Cable BR-2100YDC-3P
3 1
board
Electrolysis ATUX-HR682M-400DF1
4 2
condenser
5 IGBT FF200R 12KT4 2
6 Diode MDD 95/16 3
7 Current sensor HTM4A300-04VD15 1
8 DC reactor GiPower reactor 1
9 Transistor GiPower 15D35D TR GiPower 50D100D TR 1
10 Drive PCB HICK92-06 3

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11 MS connector 11Pin,14핀 Pin 2
12 Temperature sensor PT100 1
input overcurrent JR62-125IS
13 3
fuse

6-4. Lower Part of Module

1 2

No. Name 15D 35D 50D 100D Qty

1 Cement resistor 5Ω, 40W 2

2 Diode MMF-400D120U 2
3 Temperature switch 100N 2

6-5. Door
1

2
3

No. Name 15D 35D 50D 100D Qty

1 Power lamp YSPL2T44AWW 1

2 Warning lamp YSPL2DL24RW 1
Emergency stop
3 KPB25WER 11 1
switch
4 Operation lamp YSPL2DL24GW 1

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Chapter 7 - Terms of Quality Guarantee

4-1. We guarantee the followings.

1. This product is manufactured through strict quality management and inspections.

2. If you find any flaws from the machine, you can request for free AS during the first 12 months from the date

of purchase. Even after the free warranty period, we provide charged repair services (parts + service prices)

3. This certificate of warranty is only effective in Korea.

4. If the product malfunctions, please make contact to the place of purchase or our sales department.

4-2. Charged Service

1. Negligence of user in handling the produce

2. Damages caused by misuse of input power

3. Damages caused by repair works performed by a person other than the AS manager or electronics technician

4. Natural disasters (fire, earthquake, flood, etc.)

5. In case of user’s faults, such as dropping the machine while moving or installing the machine.

6. If the product is modified by a user

7. If parts of the product it worn out (consumable parts).

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2019.07

MAIN PCB HIRS38-04

H/W
DRIVE PCB HICK92-06

S/W Power Supply V 4.6

Hyundai Welding Co., Ltd.

Head Office: 157-37 Samsung-dong Gangnam-gu Seoul (15th floor Ilsong Building)

TEL: (02) 6230-6041 FAX: (02) 598-8467

POHANG Factory: 88beon-gil 99, Yeongilmansandan-ro, Heunghae-eup,

Buk-gu, Pohang-si, Gyeonsangbuk-do, KOREA

TEL: (054) 260-0650 FAX: (054) 260-0659

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