5
CORRECT USE OF THE WELDING HELMET
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Before using the helmet, make sure that:
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the front cover lens, and the filter are in the correct
position and correctly fixed
in place;
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all the sensors and the cells are not obstructed;
• the protection films on both screens are removed;
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the red light is off, otherwise change the batteries.
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Keep the filter viewing area as close as possible to the eyes during welding.
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When welding for extended periods, occasionally check the helmet and make
sure there are no signs of deformation or deterioration.
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Do not use the helmet without the transparent filter protections (internal and
external): non-observance may cause a safety hazard or irreparable damage to
t-
he filter.
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Subjects with particularly sensitive skin must take extra care: materials that may
come into contact with the skin can cause allergic reactions.
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Check that the protection level matches your welding process. If the helmet pres-
ents operation problems, refer to the “troubleshooting” chapter; if the problem pe-
rsists, immediately stop using the helmet and contact the person in charge or a d-
istributor.
MAINTENANCE
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Regularly check the condition of the helmet and change any damaged parts.
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Replace the external/internal transparent filter protection if it is damaged.
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Do not immerse the filter in water or other liquids; do not use solvents to clean the
filter.
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Do not put any heavy tools/objects in or on the helmet in order not to damage the
filter or the protective screens.
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Keep the helmet away from flames.
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The helmet must not fall down.
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Do not place the helmet too close to the welding area.
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Remove batteries when the helmet is not used fo a long time.
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Respect the temperature:
• use: -5°C (+23°F) ÷ +55°C (+131°F)
• storage: -20°C (-4°F) ÷ +70°C (+158°F).
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