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• Do not alter or misuse the machine. This machine was built with accuracy. Any alteration or
modification not specified is a misuse and can lead to dangerous situations.
• The use of an appropriate safety device, such as a thermal and differential switch, is
recommended when using electrical equipment.
2.5. REPAIR.
• The repair of the machine must be carried out only by qualified staff. Repair or maintenance
performed by an unqualified person can lead to risk of injury.
• Only the spare parts or accessories recommended by the manufacturer should be used for the
maintenance of the machine. Follow the instructions in the maintenance section of this manual.
The use of unauthorized parts or failure to follow maintenance instructions may result in the risk
of electric shock or injury.
3. SPECIFIC SAFETY RULES FOR WELDING MACHINES.
3.1. THERMAL PROTECTION.
The equipment is protected against thermal overloads via an automatic recharge thermostat. When
the set maximum temperature is reached, the protection will cut off the power circuit current. DO NOT
TURN OFF OR DISCONNECT THE EQUIPMENT WHILE THE THERMAL PROTECTION IS ACTIVE, AS
DOING SO MAY CAUSE SERIOUS DAMAGE TO THE MACHINE. After a few minutes, the warning light
will go out and the power will come back. The equipment will then be ready to resume operation.
3.2. PROTECTION AGAINST OVERLOAD.
The equipment is protected against the voltage or current peaks caused by the power supply to which
it is connected (public network, generator, etc.), if it occurs, the welding current will be interrupted and
the WARNING! display 2 will be shown. Follow their instructions.
CAUTION: Use the equipment only following the procedure provided in this manual. Misuse can
be dangerous for people, animals and things.
The user of the welder is responsible for his own safety and that of others: it is key to read, understand
and align with the basic rules contained in this manual. Make sure that the current absorption and the
protection of the electric line correspond to those of the machine and the outlet.
3.3. ASSESSMENT OF THE WORK AREA.
Before installing welding equipment, the user must perform an assessment of potential
electromagnetic issues in the surrounding area. The following should be considered:
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Other power, control, telephone or signaling cables.
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Radio and television transmitters or receivers
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Computers or other electronic devices and control equipment.
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Critical safety equipment, for example, protection of automatic machines
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Personal electronic devices, for example, pacemakers or hearing aids.
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Calibration or measurement equipment/instruments.
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The immunity of other equipment in the environment. The user must ensure that other
equipment used in the environment is compatible. This may require additional protection
measures.
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The time of day when the welding, and other activities will take place.
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The size of the surrounding area to be considered will depend on the structure of the building and
the other activities that take place at the same time. The surrounding area may extend beyond
the boundaries of the work area.
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