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Fault
Cause
Correction
Sporadic arc extinction
occurs during welding
Arc
burning
voltage is too
high for the
electrode used
If
possible,
use
other
electrodes or another welding
machine designed for higher
power
Stick electrode is sticking
to the work piece
Arc
current
value is too low
Set arc current to a higher value
Bad welding quality
(intense splashing)
Incorrect
polarity of the
electrode
Change
polarity
of
the
electrode (in accordance with
data
of
the
electrodes
manufacturer)
Poor contact with
earth
Connect earth terminal as close
to the welding zone as possible
11. SAFETY RULES
GENERAL PROVISIONS
The welding machine is manufactured in accordance with technical standards and
established safety rules. However, incorrect handling results in the following dangers:
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injury of maintenance personnel or third persons;
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damage of the machine or property of the enterprise;
-
derangement of efficient working process.
All persons dealing with
start‐up,
operation, attendance and maintenance of the
machine must:
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undergo relevant qualifying examination;
-
have knowledge about welding;
-
carefully follow these instructions.
Malfunctions that can reduce safety must be eliminated immediately.
USER'S RESPONSIBILITIES
To ensure individual protection, adhere to the following rules:
-
wear robust footwear, which retains insulating properties in moist conditions as well;
-
protect the hands with insulating gloves;
-
protect the eyes with a headshield, with is equipped with a
black‐light
filter
complying with safety standards;
-
wear only proper
low‐flammable
clothes.
INDIVIDUAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
To ensure individual protection, adhere to the following rules:
-
wear robust footwear, which retains insulating properties in moist conditions as well;
-
protect the hands with insulating gloves;
-
protect the eyes with a headshield, with is equipped with a
black‐light
filter
complying with safety standards;
-
wear only proper
low‐flammable
clothes.
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