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3 . ADJUSTING THE HEADBAND
4 . CONTROLS
ADWH-001
OPERATION
WARNING!
ENSURE THE LOW BATTERY INDICATOR
LIGHT IS OFF AND THAT YOU HAVE USED THE ‘TEST’
FUNCTION BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO WELD.
MAX
MIN
MAX
MIN
Adjusting The Tightness
Shade Number Or Grind Selection
Delay Time
Sensitivity
Adjusting The Angle
1 To loosen the headband, depress the knob on the back of the
headband and turn counter-clockwise. The knob will pop back into
place when released.
1 The appropriate Shade
Number should be selected
based on the welding
process and arc current
being used. Refer to the
label on the inside of the
mask for guidance.
1 This setting adjusts the time
needed for the helmet to
switch back from full dark to
full light
.
2 To adjust, turn the Delay
Time control to the
appropriate setting.
1 This adjusts the sensitivity of
the helmet to ambient and
welding light levels.
2 To adjust, turn the dial to
the lowest setting and face
the helmet in the direction
of use, exposing it to the
surrounding light levels.
3 Gradually turn the dial clockwise until the lens darkens. Then turn
it counter-clockwise until slightly past the setting where the lens
clears.
2 To change the Shade Number, turn the knob to the appropriate
number.
1 To adjust the angle of the
mask, loosen the Mask Angle
Adjusters on both sides of the
mask.
2 To tighten the headband, depress the knob and turn it clockwise until
the helmet fits snugly on your head.
2 Slide the cross pin forward or
backwards in relation to the
headband slots and set the
outer hooks onto one of the 5
pin options.
3 Retighten the knobs. Adjust the screw tightness so that the mask
can be flipped up or down easily when nudged, but remains in
position otherwise.
Note:
The adjustment knob is self-locking. Forced rotation without
depressing it first will damage the gear.
Note:
For grinding activities, set the Shade Number selector to GRIND.
Note:
- The minimum delay time of 0.1-0.25s is suitable for spot, seam
or short welding.
- The medium setting is suitable for the majority of indoor and
outdoor welding activities.
- The maximum time delay of 0.85-1.0s is suitable for high
current welding or to prevent eye fatigue during long welding
sessions.
Note:
Slight re-adjustment may be necessary for certain applications or
if the lens is flashing on and off.
Note:
The medium setting is suitable for the majority of indoor and
outdoor welding activities.
Note:
When properly adjusted, your line of sight and the Angle Adjustor
Knobs should be connected by a straight line perpendicular to the
viewing window.
