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5.1

 

CHANGING THE SHADE CARTRIDGE.

 

 

All components clip into the rear of the helmet as shown  

 

in fig.4. 

5.1.1 To access the cartridge firstly move bottom securing  

 

sliders ‘X’ inwards.

5.1.2 Pull cartridge up and remove from top retaining lugs ‘Y’.

 

5.1.3 Pull the black ‘shade’ knob off the potentiometer shaft on  

 

the side of the helmet. Unscrew the nut at the base of  

 

the shaft and remove it. Push the shaft through into the  

 

inside of the helmet so that the potentiometer is hanging  

 

free on its lead. 

5.1.4 Remove cartridge from holder.

5.2

 

FITTING NEW CARTRIDGE. 

 

(Part No:PWH620.03)

5.2.1 Fit cartridge into holder, ensuring it is held in by the four  

 

sprung lugs.

5.2.2

 

Take the new shade cartridge and hook the top edge  

 

under the upper retaining lugs ‘Y’

5.2.3 Push the cartridge into position and push the bottom  

 

securing sliders ‘X’ outwards.

5.2.4 Refix the potentiometer to the side of the helmet and  

 

turn the shaft anticlockwise until it clicks into the ‘off’ 

 

position. Push the knob back onto the shaft so that the  

 

pointer points to the ‘Grind’ position.

5.3

 

REPLACING OUTER PROTECTIVE COVER LENS.

 

 

(Part No: PWH600.01)

5.3.1 Remove the shade cartridge (refer to 5.1.1,5.1.2,5.1.3) 

5.3.2 Push the lens into the helmet and renew.

5.4

 

REPLACING INNER PROTECTIVE COVER LENS. 

 

(Part No: PWH620.02)

5.4.1 From inside helmet, use finger recess on top edge of  

 

filter window to pull up inner lens and replace.

5.5  CLEANING. 

 

Clean helmet by wiping with a soft cloth. Clean cartridge  

 

surfaces regularly. Do not use solvent based cleaners .  

 

Clean sensors and solar cells with methylated spirit using  

 

a clean cloth and wipe dry with a lint-free cloth.  

5.6  FIT NEW BATTERY

 

When the low battery light glows red  on the cartridge, fit  

 

a new battery.

5.6.1 Follow instructions for Changing the Shade Cartridge  

 (5.1.1-5.1.3). 

5.6.2 Slide the battery cover upwards and renew the battery 

 

(type CR2032).

Original Language Version

PWH620    Issue No.1   09/05/13

© Jack Sealey Limited

Problem

Cause

Solution

Irregular darkening or 

dimming.

The headband may have been unevenly set on the two 

sides of the helmet (unequal distances from the eyes to 

the shade cartridge).

Readjust the distance of the 

shade cartridge.

Shade cartridge does 

not darken or flickers.

The sensors are soiled or obstructed. 

Clean.

Front cover lens 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  -10°C (14°F). 

Welding helmet slips.

Headband adjustments incorrect.

Refer to section 4.

  5. MAINTENANCE

  6. PROBLEM SOLVING

Summary of Contents for PWH620

Page 1: ...lmet 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 ...

Page 2: ...ation to the headband Referring to fig 2 loosen the knob C adjacent to the tilt plate D Lift the tilt lever E off tilt plate D and rotate it to the required position Retighten the clamp knob C 4 6 SELECTING SHADE LEVEL 4 6 1 Refer to the shade guide in Section 7 Select setting 5 8 or 9 13 on the back of the cartridge see fig 4 Z and adjust the knob on the side of the helmet to the correct setting ...

Page 3: ...NNER PROTECTIVE COVER LENS Part No PWH620 02 5 4 1 From inside helmet use finger recess on top edge of filter window to pull up inner lens and replace 5 5 Cleaning Clean helmet by wiping with a soft cloth Clean cartridge surfaces regularly Do not use solvent based cleaners Clean sensors and solar cells with methylated spirit using a clean cloth and wipe dry with a lint free cloth 5 6 FIT NEW BATTE...

Page 4: ... SEALEY 1 3 1 379 Light state scale no Lightest dark state scale no Darkest state scale no Manufacturers identification Optical class Diffusion of light class Variation in luminence transmittance class Number of the applied standard Jack Sealey Limited Battery Removal Refer to 5 2 above Slide the battery cover off and remove battery Dispose of battery according to local government guidelines Under...

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