Lampert Werktechnik GmbH
OPERATING MANUAL PUK 5.1
5.6 Connecting the power supply
As soon as the mains master switch on your fine welding device is switched on, the voltage is applied
to the connected contact clamps or cables. It is to be ensured that these parts are not allowed to come into
contact with electrically conductive or earthed parts, such as the housing, etc. In doing so there is no risk for
the operator, but only undesirable operating errors under certain circumstances.
Insert the original power cable with the mains connector plug into the cold unit socket on the rear
of the housing and insert the mains plug into a suitable socket with the correct mains voltage.
5.7 Adjusting the welding microscope
Before the first welding process, it is initially necessary to precisely set the microscope lens. Align the hand
piece holder so that you are able to comfortably introduce a workpiece with your hands to the tip of the hand
piece mounted in the supporting arm. It should be possible to comfortably place both hands and palms
on the baseplate hand supports.
You also have the option of changing the angle
of inclination for the microscope. To do so, undo
the locking screw in the stand. A metal support now
extends and forms an additional stand leg. Move
the microscope into the desired position and tighten
the screw again.
5.8 Adjusting the interocular distance
Look through the two oculars
(1)
and move the ocular tubes
(5)
inwards or outwards by moving the prism
housing
(3)
in or out. The interocular distance is correct if the range of vision as viewed through the two
oculars is complete and is united as a single complete image. The interocular distance should be individually
set for each user. A spacer sleeve ensures the correct distance for focussing.
Locking screw
(1)
Ocular with goggles support
(5)
Ocular tube
(6)
PUK eye protection filter
with integrated LED lighting
(2)
Dioptre setting
(3)
Prism housing
(4)
Focussing screw
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