Maintaining a Digital Tig Welder is essential for ensuring its longevity and optimal performance over time. While digital TIG welders are designed for durability and precision, proper maintenance is key to preventing unnecessary downtime and repair costs.

First, regularly inspect the machine for any signs of wear, particularly on consumable parts like the tungsten electrode and contact tip. These components are subject to wear and can significantly impact the quality of the weld if not properly maintained. Replacing them when they start to show signs of wear ensures consistent results and prevents machine strain.

It is also essential to keep the cooling system in good working order. Digital TIG welders often feature integrated cooling systems to prevent overheating, which can damage the internal components. Regularly cleaning the cooling fan and ensuring the system is free from dust and debris will help keep the machine running efficiently.

Additionally, it's important to check the digital display and control settings. Over time, dust and dirt can accumulate on the screen, making it harder to read the settings. Cleaning the display regularly ensures that you can make precise adjustments without difficulty.

Finally, always follow the manufacturer's recommendations for routine maintenance and servicing. This can help extend the life of the welder and ensure that it continues to perform at its best.

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Features：
● AC/DC TIG and AC/DC Stick; welding amperage range of 5 - 200A
● IGBT inverter design with automatic overheat and over current welding protection
● Lightweight and portable; power source weighs 31 lbs
● Dual voltage 120V/240V with auto sensing technology
● Duty cycle: 40% at 200A
● High frequency start TIG with multiple sequence/wave shaping options
● Easy to use, fully digital menu for precise adjustment
● Full pulse controls in both AC and DC TIG