Meec tools 210-024, Operating Instructions Manual

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Spatter, slag, noise, smoke, dust, gas, and the light from the welding arc can
cause personal injury. Use suitable safety equipment.
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Only use the unit in areas that are well ventilated.
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Wear safety glasses, full length work clothes, welding gloves, safety shoes and a welding apron.
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Use welding goggles or a welding helmet when welding and if you look at the welding work.
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Set up appropriate screens around the welding site so that the light from the welding arc cannot
cause personal injury to bystanders.
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Use respirators and ensure adequate ventilation when welding in confined spaces.
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Do not weld near areas where degreasing, cleaning, washing or the like is performed.
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Wear ear protection.
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Wear respiratory protection when welding coated workpieces.
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Never weld on containers that contain combustible materials – risk of explosion.
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Never weld on tight containers, pipes or the like - risk of bursting.
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Never weld on tight, gas-filled containers, pipes or the like – risk of explosion.
WARNING! Moving parts can cause personal injury.
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Keep hair, clothing and hands away from the cooling fan’s moving parts.
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Never plug in the power cord or switch on the unit unless the case is fitted.
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Installation, use and maintenance must only be carried out by qualified personnel.
NOTE! A temporary voltage drop can occur when starting the unit, which could affect other equipment. If
the mains supply’s impedance Z
max.
is lower than 0.468 ohms, this kind of interference is common.
Contact your electricity supplier for more information.
TECHNICAL DATA
Type plate
Indications and symbols
Applicable standard: EN60974-1:2005
U
1
: Nominal input voltage (tolerance ± 10%)
I
1max.
: Nominal input maximum current
I
1eff.
: Effective input maximum current
X: Duty factor
(relation between the on time and the whole duty cycle time)