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IMPORTANT!
This manual been written for expert operators and must be read entirely before operating the equipment.
Persons not conversant with methods and operations of the equipment should consult the manufacturer.
Do not attempt to set up, operate or service equipment if not qualified to do so or if this manual has not been
read and understood. If in doubt regarding equipment installation and use, consult the manufacturer
(technical assistance department).
1.0. SAFETY REGULATIONS
The welding power source complies with the requirements of IEC60974-10. The use of welding equipment and
welding operations entail hazards for the operator and third persons. The reading, comprehensions and respect of
the safety regulations below are compulsory. Remember that a sensible operator who is well aware and respectful
of his duties is the best guarantee against accidents. Read and comply with the following regulations prior to
connecting, preparing, using or transporting welding equipment.
1.1. Installation of equipment
Compliance with the following regulations is fundamental to safety:
1.
Installation and maintenance of equipment must be performed in compliance with local safety standards.
2.
Pay attention to the state of wear of socket and plug wiring; renew if necessary. Service the equipment
periodically sized wiring
3.
Connect the lead cable as near as possible to the operating area. Earth connections to structural part of buildings
or to other places distant from the operating area will reduce their effectiveness and increase the danger of
electric shock. Do not pass equipment cables through or near lifting chains, crane cables or any electrical lines.
4.
Never use welding equipment near water. Ensure that the surrounding area, including any objects therein and
the equipment, is dry. Repair water leakages immediately. Do not spray water or other liquids on the machine.
5.
Avoid all direct contact with the skin or wet garments with metal parts under tension. Check that gloves and
protection are dry!
6.
Always wear gloves and rubber soled shoes when working in wet areas or standing om metal surfaces.
7.
Always turn off equipment when not being used or in the event of power failure. Accidental earth discharges may
cause overheating and fire hazards. Do not leave powered equipment unattended.
1.2 Personal protection and protection of others
Welding operations are a source of radiation, noise, heat and noxious fumes; for this reason, the
protection of the operator and of third persons must be guaranteed with suitable safety devices and
precautions. Failure to observe thee regulations during operation could lead to serious health risks.
1.
Wear fire-resistant work gloves, a heavy duty long-sleeved shirt, trousers without turn-ups and shoes with high
uppers or boots to protect skin from arc rays and metal sparks and a welder's helmet or cap to protect the hair
2.
Use a protective mask with suitable glass filter (at least NR10) to protect eyes. Take measures to protect
face, ears and neck. Advise other persons in the vicinity to look away and stand clear of arc rays and hot metal.