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Donning the Welding Helmet:

First set the Welding helmets rake and adjust the welding filter to suit (See the helmet’s user instructions)
Lift the helmet to it’s upper position. (See Picture 14)
Place over the head and adjust the headgear ratchet wheel by pushing it in and twisting until a satisfactory 
tightness is achieved. (See Picture 15) 
Pull the elasticated chin guard downwards and at the same time pull the helmet down. (See Picture 16)
The Welding helmet is now ready for use

Picture 14                                         Picture 15                                          Picture 16

Maintenance of Unit and Head Pieces:

The Blower unit, filter housing and head units must all be regularly cleaned to keep them in good work-
ing order.
For single users, the units can all be cleaned with a cloth moistened with luke warm water and soap.
For multiple users, the units should be disinfected when passed from one user to another. ESAB recom-
mends that ‘Incidur’ from Ecolad GmbH & Co. OHG is used for disinfecting.
Liquids must not be allowed to enter the workings of the blower unit or get on to the element  of the filter. 
Parts should be allowed to air dry. Under no circumstances should any solvents or abrasive cleaning 
agents be used. The unit must not be dried using hot air or radiant heat. 
The unit should continue to provide protection to the designed specification for 2 to 3 years, when main-
tained in accordance with these instructions. Prior to each use the user should check that the unit is free from 
defects, such as cracks, split filters and hoses, cracked visors and helmet components as appropriate.

Storage and Transportation:

 

When not in use or during transportation the blower and head units should be stored in the container in 
which they were provided, or other similar container, such that it is out of direct sunlight, not in contact 
with solvents and cannot be damaged by physical contact with hard surfaces/items. Do not store outside 
the temperature range of +0°C to +55°C or with humidity above 75%RH.

 

Removing and replacing the Battery:

 

To remove the battery, turn the unit over so that the filter is face down. Then depress the plunger at the 
base of the battery and unclip it from the unit. (See Picture 17). 
To replace the battery, place it into the cavity and slide it right to the back as far as it will go, then depress 
the plunger (see Picture 17) and at the same time push the battery downwards snapping it into place.

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Summary of Contents for Origo Air

Page 1: ...PORATING A WELDING HELMET OR IMPACT PROTECTIVE FACESHIELD CLASS TH2P DEVICE USER INSTRUCTION MANUAL Important This manual must be read and fully understood before the Origo Air unit is used This manua...

Page 2: ...st be used strictly in accordance with this instruction lea et and the instructions supplied with corresponding head units When the blower unit is switched off little or no respiratory protection is t...

Page 3: ...nge the battery for a fully charged one Only when the unit will function with the alarm switched off and the ow rate has been tested to be acceptable should the user return to the work place The linea...

Page 4: ...ion See Picture 4 It will now be possible to pull the lter away from the Unit Fitting the Filters First Check the lter for any signs of damage In particular check for any signs of damage to the foam s...

Page 5: ...Donning the Blower Unit Place belt around waist and fasten snap t buckle To adjust t of belt pull free end away from the Velcro fastening and pull through buckle The belt should be tightened loosened...

Page 6: ...any solvents or abrasive cleaning agents be used The unit must not be dried using hot air or radiant heat The unit should continue to provide protection to the designed speci cation for 2 to 3 years...

Page 7: ...the Battery Once the unit has reached it s MMDF it is best to leave it to run down completely before recharging The battery can either be charged whist installed in the blower unit or removed and char...

Page 8: ...period of 12 months from date of purchase against mechanical or electrical defects The Origo Air battery is guaranteed for a period of 6 months from the date of purchase The Company undertakes to exch...

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