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SPARE PARTS LIST

Model: MIG 260T Turbo (SEE DIAGRAM ON PAGE 22) Part No. 6010390

Item Description Part No.

1 2 oval shaped handles EM21600012

2 Printed circuit board EM22710010

3 Gas solenoid valve EM22900001

4 Rectifier EM22400029

5 Rectifier thermostat EM22210601

6 Complete fan EM22800006

7 2 Cable clamps for hole D.20 EM21605010

8 2 Gas hoses EM10900003

9 Input cable EM20220030

10 Side panel locking clip EM21690046

11 Left side panel EM33705164

12 Torch grommet on front panel EM21690003

13 Handle bar EM33725047

14 Green pilot light switch EM22200005

15 Timer switch EM21690058

16 Right side panel EM33705163

17 Orange pilot light EM22610013

18 Power setting control switch knob EM21690015

19 Power setting control switch EM22205030

20 Top panel EM33705162

21 Complete wire feeder EM44410010

22 Wire feeding motor EM22810006

23 Wire feed roller 0.6-0.8 mm EM33805003

23 Wire feed roller 1.0-1.2 mm EM33805005

23 Wire feed roller 0.8-1.0 mm (nylon) EM33805021

23 Wire feed roller 1.2-1.6 mm (nylon) EM33805022

24 Contactor EM22225008

25 Dinsel socket EM22100002

26 Voltage change board EM21890001

27 Bottom panel EM33700111

28 Transformer EM44125068

29 2 Lateral windings EM44025084

29A Central winding EM44025085

30 Binzel torch connection EM23005048

31 2 Castors EM21625002

32 Wheel axle EM55200001

33 2 Wheels EM21625009

34 Back panel EM33714054

35 Spool holde for coil D.50 EM21690032

36 Dividing panel EM33720013

37 Front panel EM33710134

38 Dinsel plug EM22100001

39 Earth cable EM43210013

40 Earth clamp EM22110009

41 Torch with hose assembly EM23000319

42 Reducer EM22905018

43 Mask EM21905019

44 Transparent glass EM21905020

45 Dark glass EM21905024

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Brand	Clarke
Model	MIG 190T Turbo
Category	Welders
File type	PDF
File size	0.84 MB

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