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Thank you for purchasing a Sealey Power Product. Manufactured to a high standard this product will, if used according to these 

instructions and properly maintained, give you years of trouble free performance.

IMPORTANT:  PLEASE  READ  THESE  INSTRUCTIONS  CAREFULLY.  NOTE  THE  SAFE  OPERATIONAL 

REQUIREMENTS, WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS. USE THIS PRODUCT CORRECTLY AND WITH CARE FOR THE 

PURPOSE FOR WHICH IT IS INTENDED. FAILURE TO DO SO MAY CAUSE DAMAGE OR PERSONAL INJURY 

AND WILL INVALIDATE THE WARRANTY. PLEASE KEEP INSTRUCTIONS SAFE FOR FUTURE USE.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR:  

WELDING HELMET SOLAR 

POWERED SHADE 9 - 13

MODEL NO:

 

PWH399

  1. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

  WARNING! 

This helmeT is noT suiTable for use wiTh laser welding or CuTTing or for overhead  

 

welding appliCaTions.

3  

Ensure all workshop safety rules, regulations and conditions are complied with when using welding equipment. The helmet  

 

will not offer protection against misuse of workshop tools, equipment, or accessories.  

3  

Maintain the

 

helmet in good condition and protect cartridge from liquid and dirt contact. Regularly replace the protective lens  

 

and replace any damaged or worn parts. 

Use genuine parts only. Unauthorised parts may be dangerous and will invalidate  

 

the warranty. 

3  

Ensure the front cover window is securely in place before use.

Fit the helmet and adjust the head band so the helmet will sit as low and near to your face as possible, 

3  

Use helmet only in temperatures ranging from -5

°

C to 55°C (23°F to 131°F).

3  

Store helmet only in temperatures ranging from -20

°

C to 70°C (-4°F to 158°F).

3  

Remove ill fitting clothing, remove ties, watches, rings and other loose jewellery. 

3  

Maintain correct balance and footing. 

3  

Ensure the floor is clear from obstructions, not slippery and wear non-slip shoes.

Keep children and unauthorised persons away from the working area.

  WARNING! 

The helmet will only protect the eyes and face from radiation and sparks. It will not protect against explosive  

 

devices or corrosive liquids.

7  

DO NOT

 use helmet for any purpose for which it is not designed. 

7  

DO NOT

 use helmet unless you have been instructed in its use by a qualified person.

7  

DO NOT

 open or tamper with the shade cartridge.

7  

DO NOT 

get the helmet wet or use in damp or wet locations. 

7  

DO NOT

 leave work place with helmet in lowered position, as bright light source may darken cartridge unexpectedly.

7  

DO NOT

 place the helmet on a hot surface.

7  

DO NOT

 use helmet without front cover window fitted. To do so will invalidate your warranty.

3  

Clean helmet (see section 5.5) and store the helmet in a safe, dry, childproof location.

    WARNING! 

The materials of the helmet may, when coming into contact with the wearers skin, cause an allergic reaction to  

 

susceptible individuals. 

    WARNING! 

Before welding always inspect the cartridge filter to ensure that it is not damaged. To test the filter prior to  

 

welding, direct the front of the cartridge filter to a bright light source which will cause the lens to darken. Then using your  

 

hand rapidly cover and uncover the sensor. The filter should lighten momentarily then return to a dark state.

  WARNING! DO NOT use the helmet if damaged or you suspect it may be faulty. (Contact Sealey dealer).

   danger! do noT use if, at any time, the face plate in the cartridge fails to darken when exposed to a welding  

 

spark. remove cartridge and return to your sealey dealer for checking. 

 

Continued use of the product knowing that the auto darkening feature is noT funCTioning may damage Your  

 

eYes and Cause blindness. 

  2. INTRODUCTION

High  quality  variable  shade  9-13  welding  helmet  manufactured  and 

tested to BS EN 379 and BS EN 175. Fully automatic switching from light 

to  dark  on  striking  arc.  Fitted  with  solar  power  panel  -  no  batteries 

required. Features infinitely adjustable sensitivity and delay controls for 

switching dark to light. Grinding mode enabling the user to grind without 

the  need  to  remove  mask.  Contoured  design  offers  full  face  and  neck 

protection and also protects lens from scratching when unit is laid down. 

Fitted  with  comfortable  head  band  and  non-slip  quick  release  ratchet 

mechanism. Suitable for MIG, TIG and arc welding.

Original Language Version

PWH399     Issue No.1   03/06/10

Summary of Contents for PWH399

Page 1: ...helmet for any purpose for which it is not designed 7 DO NOT use helmet unless you have been instructed in its use by a qualified person 7 DO NOT open or tamper with the shade cartridge 7 DO NOT get the helmet wet or use in damp or wet locations 7 DO NOT leave work place with helmet in lowered position as bright light source may darken cartridge unexpectedly 7 DO NOT place the helmet on a hot surf...

Page 2: ...adjust the tilt of the helmet in relation to the headband Referring to fig 2 loosen the knob C adjacent to the tilt plate D Lift the tilt plate off the fixed peg within the helmet and rotate it to the required position and allow one of the holes in the plate to drop back over the peg Retighten the clamp knob C 4 6 SELECTING SHADE LEVEL 4 6 1 Refer to the shade guide in Section 7 and adjust the kno...

Page 3: ...nd position 5 2 2 Place the front cover A onto the front of the helmet so that the cover clips pass into the matching holes in the helmet Press firmly on the top of the cover to engage the top clips then press firmly at the base of the cover to engage the lower clips 5 3 Replacing outer PROTECTIVE window Remove the front cover A as described in sections 5 1 1 and 5 1 2 5 3 1 Remove the window B fr...

Page 4: ...ens oiled or damaged Clean or replace Welding current too low Adjust weld amps Poor vision Operative lenses and or shade cartridge soiled Check clean or replace Insufficient background lighting Adjust light Slow response Operating temperature too low Do not use at temperatures below 10oC 14oF Welding helmet slips Headband adjustments incorrect Refer to section 4 6 PROBLEM SOLVING CURRENT AMPERES W...

Page 5: ...00 14 EC Outdoor Noise Emissions Directive 2006 95 EC Low Voltage Directive 2002 96 EC WEEE Directive 2004 108 EC EMC Directive 2002 95 EC RoHS Directive 93 68 EEC CE Marking Directive 97 23 EC Pressure Equipment Directive And the following harmonised standard s National technical standards and specifications if applicable Technical file compiled by Jack Sealey Ltd Signed Date Place Bury St Edmund...

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