“EGA Spółka z o.o.” Spółka Komandytowa ul. Rzeczna 1, Nowa Wieś Rzeczna
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200 Starogard Gdański tel/fax:+48 58 56 300 80 www.ega.com.pl
Prevention of burns
• Use appropriate protective clothing and footwear to prevent burns from arc radiation and
splinters,
• Avoid staining your clothing with greases and oils that may cause it to ignite. Prevention of
explosions and fires:
• It is forbidden to operate the device and to weld in explosive or fire
• The welding stand should be equipped with extinguishing equipment,
• The welding station should be located at a safe distance from flammable materials.
Prevention of negative impact of noise
• Use ear plugs or other noise protection measures,
• Warn about the dangers of people nearby.
Preparing for work
Preparing for work
The welder should be placed on a level surface in a well-lit location without any humidity.
Check the condition of the power cord, welding wires, electrode holders and material clamp
before starting work. Damaged replace to free from defects.
Turn on the welder
Before connecting the welder for the first time, make sure the power supply corresponds to
the rating given on the rating plate. The power supply of the welder should be made with a
copper conductor with a minimum cross-section of 3X2.5 mm2 and should be guided from
the fuse as specified in the model specifications table.
1. Make sure that the on / off switch is in the "OFF" position. Lun "O"
2. Connect the welding wires to the welder according to the manufacturer's
instructions.
3. Polarity of the connection, for example: electrode marked on the package DC (-)
direct current, polarity (-), connect the current wires as follows:
a) Welding cable supplying the current to the electrode holder - Push the end of
the cable into the socket marked (-) and turn clockwise until it stops.
b)Mass welding wire - Push the end of the wire into the socket marked (+) and
turn clockwise until it stops.
4. Place the electrode in the holder and attach the clamp of the other conductor to the
welded material. The material at the mounting site must be cleaned of rust, paint
residue or varnish. The clamping location on the material should be as close as
possible to the welding zone, but at a distance that would allow damage to the wires
that feed the welded material.
5. Where welding is required at a place distant from the power source and due to
possible significant voltage drops on the power cord, extension cords with a conductor
cross-section of at least 2.5 mm2 shall be used. The cable must be provided with a
protective conductor.
