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Migatronic Basic ADF Welding and Grinding Helmet (ENGLISH)
MAINTENANCE
REPLACEMENT OF EXTERNAL
SHIELDING GLASS
• Remove the external shielding glass by pulling
out the lower edge at the notch at the front of
the filter.
•
Make sure the protective films are removed from
new external shielding glasses.
• Place the new external shielding glass in the
recess at the front of the helmet
•
Insert the glass under the lugs on the left hand
side of the filter. Then flex the glass so that it can
be inserted under the lugs on the right hand side
of the filter.
• Only use original Migatronic shielding glasses.
Use of lower-grade glasses may cause warping
and allow spatter to damage the filter, so
invalidating the warranty. This may also reduce
the impact rating.
NOTE –
Do not use the helmet without the
shielding glass in place
REPLACEMENT OF INTERNAL
SHIELDING GLASS
• Remove the internal shielding glass by pulling
out the top edge at the notch at the back of
the filter.
•
Mount the new internal shielding glass after you
have removed the protective film.
•
Insert the glass under the frame at one side,
bend the glass in the middle and place it under
the frame at the other side.
RECOMMENDED SHADE NUMBERS
REPLACEMENT OF WELDING FILTER
•
Prise off the shade adjusting knob from the
outside of the helmet and unscrew the locking
nut below.
• From inside the helmet push the spring at the
bottom of the filter down and pull it towards you
so that it clears the location tabs.
•
Lift the bottom of the filter and pull the filter
towards you so that it sits on the frame.
•
Now lift the retainer spring to the upright position
then pass the shade potentiometer cable sliding
the filter towards you if needed.
•
Once the cable is free, you can remove the filter
and mount the new filter.
INSPECTION
•
Carefully inspect your Migatronic Auto Darkening
Welding Filter regularly.
•
Cracked or scratched filter glasses or shielding
glasses reduce the field of view and seriously
impair protection. They should be replaced
immediately to avoid damage to the eyes.
•
Inspect the complete helmet frequently and
replace any worn or damaged parts
CLEANING
• Clean the helmet with mild soap and a damp
cloth.
•
Clean the welding filter with clean lint-free tissue
or cloth.
• Do not immerse in water.
• Do not use solvents.
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WELDING PROCESS
Covered Electrodes
MIG Plate Welding
MIG Sheet Welding
TIG
MAG
Arc Gouging
Plasma Cutting
Plasma Welding
Summary of Contents for Basic ADF
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