Soldering Steel Components Rep-Alg-RAGRP41-4105322 - V.5
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IMPORTANT:
Comply with the following topics from "Body, General":
SAFETY REGULATIONS .
Handling ELECTRICAL SYSTEM, ELECTRONICS, AIRBAGS AND RESTRAINT SYSTEMS .
SAFETY REGULATIONS .
Handling ELECTRICAL SYSTEM, ELECTRONICS, AIRBAGS AND RESTRAINT SYSTEMS .
- General information
- For repair cases the following procedure will implemented:
- Autogenous brazing solder
- The MIG soldering procedure is not used in repairs for strength reasons. MIG soldered/brazed seams used in standard production are replaced during repairs by MAG weld seams.
- Brazed areas from vehicle production are bonded following the same procedure.
- For repair cases the following procedure will implemented:
- Work materials
- Cable hose assembly and flashlight (oxyacetylene blowtorch)
- Brazing solder
- Gas bottles (oxygen and acetylene)
- Welding goggles
- Preparation
- Remove the paint and zinc layer in an area of approx. 30 mm around the seam to be soldered.
- Implementation
- Execute brazed seam without overheating the solder and with low heat dissipation. If necessary, use heat protecting paste.
- Subsequent treatment of brazed connections:
- Remove burnt residual zinc completely. Align and grind visible connection areas.
- Remove burnt paint with a stainless steel wire brush.
- Notes on melting/tinning: