pela tools 513875, Руководство пользователя

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Contact
PELA Tools
Solängsvägen 13
SE-513 70 Borås
Phone: 033-202650
E-mail: order@pelatools.com
Environmental protection /
Scrapping
Recycle any unwanted material,
do not throw it in the household
rubbish. All machines, accessories
and packaging must be sorted and
left at a recycling center and disposed
of in an environmentally friendly manner.
General safety instructions
-Clean often. Dust, waste and debris in a workplace
increase the risk of accident, fire and explosion.
-Do not work in dark or poor lighting.
-Never store explosive or flammable liquids and
gases within the work area.
-Keep children out of the work area.
- Pay special attention to the machine’s warning
symbols.
-Do not use the machine if you are tired or under
the influence of drugs, alcohol or medicine.
-Use if necessary, protective equipment such as
respiratory protection, protective gloves, hearing
protection and goggles.
-Wear suitable work clothes and non-slip shoes for
the purpose. Use hair nets if you have long hair, do
not wear jewelry or loose-fitting clothing that can
get caught.
-Never allow your habit of the machine to lead to
carelessness.
-Check that all guards are in place and in good wor-
king order. Check that all machine parts are intact
and correctly mounted.
-Do not use a defective machine. Return it to an
authorized service workshop for repair.
-Use only recommended accessories and spare
parts. Any repairs and cable replacement must
be carried out by a qualified electrician to avoid
danger.
-Use only the machine for the intended use. The
work is always safer and faster if the machine is
used until it is designed for. Do not exceed applian-
ce capacity.
-Prevent unintentional start-up by disconnecting
power before servicing and repairing or when the
machine is not in use. Never leave a machine unat-
tended when the power is on.
-Clean the machine after use and service it regular-
ly. Store the machine in a dry and sheltered place,
out of the reach of children.
-Do not expose electrical machines to rain or
moisture if they are not approved for this. Outdoor
use only extension cables that are approved for
outdoor use.
- Treat cables carefully and protect them from heat,
oil and sharp edges. Extension cable must not be
wound on a reel, pull the entire cable out of the ca-
ble reel. Use only correctly dimensioned extension
cables in terms of length and cable area in relation
to the current drawn.
-Avoid contact with earthed surfaces. The risk of
electric shock increases when you are grounded.
Warning!
Welding and cutting work can be dangerous for the
operator, employees in the immediate vicinity and
for the environment if the equipment is not handled
correctly.
Risk of eye damage
The welding arc emits ultraviolet rays, always use
an approved welding helmet. Any spectator must
also protect their eyes.
Risk of burns
Wear leather gloves, collar gloves when needed
and tight-fitting overalls, button all the way up to
the neck and at the wrists so that any welding flea
cannot get inside the clothes.
Never touch the workpiece, electrode or ground
clamp during or just after work. Risk of fire, never
weld near combustible material. Sparks can ignite
the material long after the work is completed. If a
fire hazard offers, the firefighter must be deployed
for at least one hour. Do not weld fuel tanks, unless
you are a qualified
welder and have cleaned the tank thoroughly and
ensured that all vapors are gone.
Risk of poisoning
Toxic smoke is formed during welding. Weld only
in a well-ventilated room. In smaller rooms, smoke
extraction must be used.
Safety instructions
To maintain the performance of this product for a
long time, regular inspections are required.
Be sure to do a regular check, including inspection
and cleaning of the machine inside.
The regular check-up should generally be carried
out once every six months. (If there is very fine dirt
on the welding site, or if there is a lot of oily smoke
and smoke there, should be checked regularly and
once every three months).
Remove dust in the machine - remove the lid,
remove dirt or substances that are difficult to blow
off. Use compressed air without water (dry air) to
inflate the accumulated dust inside.
Routine inspection - remove the cover and pay