Abicor Binzel FES-200 W3, Operating Instructions Manual

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FES-200 W3 5 Functional description
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4.1 Transport
Although the items delivered are carefully checked and packaged, it is not possible to fully exclude the risk
of transport damage.
4.2 Storage
For ambient conditions for storage in a closed environment, see:
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Tab. 3 Ambient conditions for transport and storage on page EN-10
5 Functional description
The FES-200 W3 fume extraction system forms part of the welding system and is intended for manual torch
use. The device corresponds to the welding fume separation class W3. It is designed for the separation of
fumes generated during welding or thermal cutting of steels with alloy constituents such as nickel or chrome
<30% and high-quality steels. The operating, maintenance and servicing conditions must be observed.
Goods-in inspection Use the delivery note to check that everything has been delivered.
Check the delivery for damage (visual inspection).
In case of complaints If the delivery has been damaged during transportation, contact the last carrier immediately. Retain the
packaging for potential inspection by the carrier.
Packaging for returns Where possible, use the original packaging and the original packaging material. If you have questions
concerning the packaging and safety during shipment, please consult your supplier, carrier or transporter.
Tab. 6 Transport
DANGER
Risk of fire
Before installing and operating the fume extraction system, please observe the following:
• The extraction of welding fume during welding of oil-wetted parts is not allowed.
• It is not allowed to install or operate the system in areas subject to dust or gas explosion hazards.
CAUTION
• Before putting into operation, it must be checked if the operating voltage given on the nameplate
corresponds to the mains voltage.
NOTICE
• Use the FES-200 W3 fume extraction system only in areas with sufficient ventilation.
• The fume extraction system is equipped with a safety device to monitor the minimum air volume flow to
be extracted. A manometer is used for monitoring. The point at which the minimum volume flow is
reached is marked on the dial scale. If the manometer indicates a higher vacuum (>180 mbar), the
filter must be cleaned.