Introduction; Safety And Protection - Solter aeroprocess 4110 DV Manual De Instrucciones

INTRODUCTION

Thank you for choosing our brand. We hope that the welding machine you have purchased will serve you well. This
instruction manual contains the necessary information and warnings for correct use within the maximum operator
safety conditions. INVERTER welding equipment must be used by expert personnel who know and understand the
risks involved in the use of this equipment. If you have any doubt or queries concerning this manual, please, contact us.
Internal manipulation of the equipment involves the risk of electric shocks. We request you not to carry out any
manipulation of the equipment (only technically trained personnel can do this). The manufacturer denies all
responsibility for negligent practices in the use or manipulation of this machine. This manual must be kept with the
equipment purchased. It is the responsibility of those persons who use and repair this machine to comply with the
requirements of the above mentioned regulations.

SAFETY AND PROTECTION

ELECTRICITY
A good and safe installation is essential to ensure the optimum performance of this equipment. Make sure
that the unit is connected to the correct supply voltage. The equipment must ALWAYS have an adequate
grounded (earth) connection. Electromagnetic fields may interfere with the operation of several electrical and
electronic devices such as pacemakers. We highly recommend people with such devices to avoid using this
kind of equipment.
PERSONAL CLOTHING
The entire body of the welder is subject to possible contact with aggressive agents and so must be totally
protected. Use safety boots, gloves, over sleeves, gaiters and leather aprons.
BURN PROTECTION
Never touch parts of the wire or the material with your bare hands once soldered. Avoid skin contact with
airborne particles. Do not point the torch at any part of the body.
EYE PROTECTION
Welders and their assistants must use safety masks or goggles with filters which stop harmful radiation
entering the eyes. Use special screens to observe the welding area during the process.
FIRE PROTECTION
The welding process produces flying incandescent metal parts which may cause fires. Do not use the
machine in areas where there may be inflammable gases. Clean the working area of all inflammable
material. Pay special attention to the protection of the gas cylinders in accordance with the necessary
requirements.
PROTECTION FOR GAS CYLINDERS
Cylinders containing shielding gas, store their contents at high pressure. If these cylinders suffer any
form of damage, they may explode. Always treat these cylinders with care and weld as far away from
ten as possible. WELDING IN TANKS WHICH MAY CONTAIN THE TRACES OF INFLAMMABLE
MATERIALS INSIDE, INVOLVES A HIGH RISK OF EXPLOSION. WE RECOMMEND KEEPING AN
EXTINGUISHER READILY AVAILABLE FOR USE.
ELECTROMAGNETIC DISTURBANCES
Electromagnetic interferences produced by welding equipment may interfere in the operation of equipment
which is sensitive to this kind of interference (computers, robots etc). Ensure that all the equipment
in the welding area is resistant to electromagnetic radiation. In order to reduce radiation as much as
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