Operation
WARNING
Health risk through inhalation of harmful welding fumes.
The welding process produces fumes with harmful dust particles which can settle on the surface and get into the ambient air. They can damage the respiratory system when inhaled.
- Check and wear your personal protective equipment.
- Only use the device in rooms which are sufficiently ventilated.
- Make sure that all the seals on the device are free of dirt.
- Always only operate the device with the designated filter.
- Keep the device closed during operation.
- Remove dust deposits in the surrounding area immediately using an industry-standard vacuum cleaner of dust class H or a damp cloth.
WARNING
Fire hazard due to improper use
Improper use of the device can result in fire. Serious burns can be the result.
- Do not use the device in areas subject to dust or explosion hazards.
- Do not use the device to extract welding fumes that result from welding oil-wetted parts.
- Do not use the device to extract flammable substances and liquids.
CAUTION
Risk of injury due to moving extraction arm
If the extraction arm is protruding when the device is moved, it could cause injury to people standing nearby.
- Only move the device when the extraction arm is upright.
NOTE
Material damage due to device tipping over
If the extraction arm is protruding when the device is moved, it could cause the device to tip over.
- Only move the device when the extraction arm is upright.
NOTE
Property damage caused by excess rotation of the extraction arm
The extraction arm may become damaged if it is rotated past its limit stop.
- Do not rotate the extraction arm past the limit stop (max. 350°).
- Adjust the extraction arm to accommodate the work task.
- Adjust the extraction hood diametrically and at a maximum of 500 mm above the welding point in accordance with the work task.
- Establish the electrical connection.
- Switch the LED light on at the extraction hood.
- Adjust volume flow to the work task Controlling the volume flow.
- Set the <I/0> switch to < I>.