Welding-Screen-Specific Safety Notes; Environments With Increased Electrical Risks - Parkside PFDS 120 A2 Consignes D'utilisation Et De Sécurité / Traduction Du Mode D'emploi D'origine

z Welding-screen-specific
safety notes
Use a bright light source (e.g.
„
lighter) to convince yourself of
the proper function of the wel-
ding screen every time before
starting welding.
Welding splashes may dama-
„
ge the protective screen. Ex-
change damaged or scratched
protective screens at once.
Replace damaged or badly
„
contaminated or splashed com-
ponents without delay.
The device must only be ope-
„
rated by persons who are at
least 16 years old.
Familiarize yourself with the
„
safety provisions for welding.
For this, also observe the safe-
ty notes of your welding unit.
Always put on the welding
„
screen when welding. Non-
use may cause severe injury to
your retina.
Always wear protective clo-
„
thing when welding.
Never use the welding screen
„
without the protective glass,
since the visual unit may
otherwise be damaged. The-
re is a risk of damage to the
eyes!
Exchange the protective glass
„
in time for a good view and
non-fatiguing work.
z Environments with in-
creased electrical risks
When using welding devices in
environments with increased elec-
trical risks, observe the following
safety notes.
Environments with increased elec-
trical risks include:
Workplaces with confined
„
spaces, so that the welder is
working in a confined posture
(e.g. kneeling, sitting, lying)
and touches electrically con-
ductive parts;
In workplaces that are who-
„
lly or partially surrounded by
electrically conductive ma-
terials, and where there is a
high risk from avoidable or ac-
cidental contact by the welder;
In wet, moist or
„
hot workplaces, where humi-
dity or sweat will considerably
reduce the resistance of human
skin and the insulating pro-
perties of the protective equip-
ment.
GB/IE/NI/CY/MT
Safety notes
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