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Mode two-cycle spotting is adjusted.
Setting two-cycle PULSE
Press button until you switch on LED
diode PULSE in the picture
Mode two-cycle pulse is adjusted.
Setting SPOTTING time
Press button SET until you switch on
LED diode marked in the picture.
Use the potenciometer to set required
value of spot time
0,1-5 sec.
Setting PULSE time
Press button SET until you switch on
LED diode marked in the picture.
Use the potenciometer to set up required
value of interval time between particular
0,1-5 sec
Setting four-cycle welding mode
Press button FNC until you switch on
LED diode in the picture.
Mode four-cycle is adjusted.
Setting four-cycle SPOTTING
Press button FNC until you switch on
two LEDs four-cycle and SPOTTING in
the picture.
Mode four-cycle spotting is adjusted.
Setting four-time PULSE mode
Press button FNC until you switch on
two LEDs four-cycle and PULSE in the
picture.
Mode four-cycle pulse is adjusted
FUNCTION MEM
Function enables back recall and display
of last stored parameters for a period of
about 7 sec.
Press button MEM
Display will show last measured values
of welding voltage and current for 7 sec.
Values can be recalled repeatedly.
FUNCTION LOGIC
Function LOGIC includes a file of sim-
plifying and clarifying points which
present adjusted and currently set values.
If two displays show a few different
parameters, it is necessary to simplify
presentation of parameters. Function
LOGIC operates just in this way – it
makes everything clear and distinct:
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Protect your eyes with a special
screen fitted with adiactinic glass
(protection grade 9-14 EN 169)
•
Immediately replace unsuitable
adiactinic glass
•
Place transparent glass in front of
the adiactinic glass to protect it
•
Do not trigger off the welding arc
before you are sure that all nearby
people are equipped with suitable
protection.
•
Pay attention that the eyes of nearby
persons are not damaged by the ul-
traviolet rays produced by the weld-
ing arc
•
Always use protective overalls,
splinter-proof glasses and gloves
•
Wear protective earphones or ear-
plugs
•
Wear leather gloves in order to
avoid burns and abrasions while
manipulating the pieces.
ATTENTION,
REVOLVING GEARING
– SAFETY IN-
STRUCTIONS
•
Wire shift must be handled very
carefully, only if the machine is
switched off.
•
While manipulating with the shift,
never use protection gloves, there is
a danger of catching in the gearing.
AVOIDANCE OF LA-
MES AND EXPLOSI-
ONS
•
Remove all
combustibles from the workplace
•
Do not weld close to inflammable
materials or liquids, or in environ-
ments saturated with explosive gas-
ses
•
Do not wear clothing impregnated
with oil and grease, as sparks can
trigger off fame’s
•
Do not weld on recipients that have
contained inflammable substances,
or on materials that can generate
toxic and inflammable vapours
when heated.
•
Do not weld a recipient without first
determining what it has contained.
Even small traces of an inflammable
gas or liquid can cause an explo-
sion.
•
Never use oxygen to degas a con-
tainer.
•
Avoid gas-brazing with wide cavi-
ties that have not been properly de-
gassed.
•
Keep a fire extinguisher close to the
workplace
•
Never use oxygen in a welding
torch; use only inert gases or mix-
tures of these.
RISKS DUE TO
ELECTROMAGNETIC
FIELDS
•
The magnetic field generated by the
machine can be dangerous to people
fitted with pace-makers, hearing
aids and similar equipment. Such
people must consult their doctor be-
fore going near a machine in opera-
tion.
•
Do not go near a machine in opera-
tion with watches, magnetic data
supports and timers etc. These arti-
cles may suffer irreperable damage
due to the magnetic field.
•
This equipment (KIT) complies
with the set protection requirements
and directives on electromagnetic
compatibility (EMC). In particular,
it complies with the technical pre-
scriptions of the EN 50199 standard
and is foreseen to be used in all in-
dustiral spaces and not in spaces for
domestic use. If electromagnetic
disturbances should occur, it is the
user´s responsibility to resolve the
situation with the technical assis-
tance of the producer. In some cases
the remedy is to schormare the