Mig has tube

[Bees]

My Reboot RBM2000 welding machine has a small gas pipe attached to plug I have pushed the pipe in the correct hole but cannot pull it out, has anyone any ideas on how to get it out?

 

[chrismac]

A picture would help, does it have a small plastic or metal part you need to push in to remove the pipe? like in the link below, the blue part gets pushed in to pull the pipe out.

E30077 - Pneumatic push-in air fitting - ifm

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[roofman]

My Reboot RBM2000 welding machine has a small gas pipe attached to plug I have pushed the pipe in the correct hole but cannot pull it out, has anyone any ideas on how to get it out?

Welcome to the forum...pics??

 

[Robert Weaver]

Is it like this...

Either push or pull on the blue collar while pulling the hose out.

 

[Hitch]

Push the end of the fitting in generally... usually blue/black, sometimes they're all metal.
Putting the jaws of an adjustable spanner on it to get some pressure helps with stubborn ones.

 

[Bees]

Yes that’s the one I did try that but not with too much force but I’ll have to try a bit harder at least I know now it can come out thanks everyone.
While I’m here has anyone downloaded a proper manual for this welder RBM2000 only can’t seem to find it on line the one they supplied with the machine is basic.

 

[voipio]

Try pushing the tubing inwards, towards the fitting, as the collar is pushed in, then pull on the tube, whilst keeping the collar pressed in.

 

[bourbon]

Welcome to the forum

 

[hotponyshoes]

If it's the poly/silicone type tube like the pic in post #4 you'll struggle to get it back out.
Cut it off close and fold it in on itself with some long nose pliers to extract it.
Stem fittings are handy if you plan to remove it regularly.

 

[eddie49]

While I’m here has anyone downloaded a proper manual for this welder RBM2000 only can’t seem to find it on line the one they supplied with the machine is basic.

It is a gas/gasless inverter MIG, with single-knob synergic control of voltage and wirespeed. [ Wirespeed is basically equal to Amps.]
In addition, it has a generous +10% / -10% voltage "trim" control, which allows for fine-tuning of the pre-programmed synergic voltage-to-wirespeed ratio.

This welder was discussed in an earlier thread:

Total newbie buyingig

Hi, I'm totally new to welding (did some at school more years ago than I care to say but starting afresh) I've been looking at the Reboot 200Amp MIG Welder 230V 5 in 1 Multiprocess Welding Machine. But I can't find minimum amp. Will be using (after much practice and probably mess ups) mainly for...

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