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MATERIALS AND DISPOSAL
These machines are made from
materials that do not contain
substances which are toxic or poi-
sonous to the operator.
During the disposal phase the machine should
be disabled and its components should be sepa-
rated according to the type of material they are
made from.
DISPOSAL OF USED MACHINERY
Collecting places/banks designed
for back withdrawer should be
used for disposal of machinery put
out of the operation.
Don’t throw away machinery into common
waste and apply the procedure mentioned
above.
Description and installation
Picture 1
- Front view
Welding torch MW157
(fixed or connected to euro
connector – depending on the version of machine)
Earthing cable
(fixed or connected to euro connector
– depending on the version of machine)
Picture 2
- Rear view
B1 - Main switch
B2 - Power supply cable - inlet
B3 - Inert gas inlet to the apparatus
Picture 3
- Side view
C1 - Wire reel coupling disc
C2 - Wire feed mechanism
PLACEMENT OF THE MACHINE
Place the apparatus on a level, compact and clean
surface. Protect the apparatus against rain and direct
sunshine. Allow for a sufficient space before and
beyond the apparatus for proper cooling. When
choosing the position of the machine placement, be
careful to prevent the machine from conducting
impurities and getting them inside (for example
flying particles from the grinding tool).
Cable connections
CONNECTING THE APPARATUS TO THE MAINS
2040 and 2050 apparatus meets the requirements of
Safety Class I, which means that all metal parts are
accessible without the necessity of removing a cover;
the parts are bonded to the protective earthing of
the mains. The apparatus may be connected only
with a mains cable provided with the plug and pro-
tective earthing contact. Switch off the apparatus
only by the use of the main switch on the apparatus.
Never use the mains plug for this purpose! The nec-
essary protection parameters are shown in the
‘Specifications’ section.
The apparatus is supplied with the 16 A for the con-
nection to 1x 230 V single-phase mains.
Only properly qualified person (in electrical engi-
neering) may replace the power supply cable, if
necessary.
The relevant socket outlet should be protected by
fuses or automatic circuit breaker.
NOTE 1:
Any extensions to the power cable must be
of a suitable diameter, and absolutely not of a small-
er diameter than the special cable supplied with the
machine.
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