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1. Headband. Adjust upper band (1A)to your
headsize.
Depress ratchet knob (1B)by pressing and turn until
headband sits firmly and comfortably.Release ratchet
knob.
The sweatband can be washed or if necessary
replaced.
2. Eye distance and inclination. The distance
between the cartridge and the eyes can be optimized
by loosening the locking knobs (2A)and adjusting the
distance.The setting should be identical on both sides
to exclude tilting.After this adjustment tighten the
locking knobs again.
The inclination of the helmet may be adjusted using the
knob 2B.
3. Shade level. The shade level can be adjusted by
turning the knob (3A).
The shade can be adjusted between shade level DIN
5 to DIN 9 (switch in the down position)or DIN 9 to DIN
13 (switch in up position)as a function of the shade
range switch (3B).
4. Grinding mode. By pressing on the inner part of
the shade level knob the cartridge is put into the
grinding mode.In this mode the cartridge is
deactivated and stays at shade level 4.This mode is
indicated to the welder by a red blinking LED on the
inside of the helmet.Make sure to press the button
again to put the cartridge in the welding mode before
you begin to weld.The mode will be changed
automatically from grinding to welding after 10 minutes.
Warning:failure to reset the autodarkening filter (ADF)
could lead to serious injury or blindness.
5. Sensitivity. The sensitivity knob allows for an
adjustment of the detection system of the welding filter.
The yellow point on the marking represents a sensitiv-
ity for most applications.Adjust clockwise to increase
sensitivity and counterclock wise to decrease
sensitivity.
6. Sensor slide. The sensor slide on the front part of
the cartridge may be on top or above the sensors to
reduce the opening angle of the detectors.When in the
bottom position, the sensor slide valve reduces the
sensor aperture to 60 degrees and with that external
field influence.
7. Delay switch. This switch allows an adjustment of
the reaction time of the filter to become bright again.
«Fast » stands for a delay of 0.1—0.35s and is
recommended for short welding processes.
«Slow » stands for a delay of 0.3—0.6s and is
recommended for long welding processes and pulse
techniques.
Troubleshooting.
Shade cartridge does not darken.
Adjust sensitivity.
Push sensor slide up.
Cartridge in grinding mode.
Sensors or front cover lens soiled.
Sensor slide covers sensors.
Light is obstructed from sensors.
Shade cartridge flickers.
Change setting of delay switch.
Poor vision.
Protective lenses or cartridge soiled.
Shadelevel too dark.
Insufficient ambient light.
Welding helmet slips.
Readjust headband.
Cleaning. The shade cartridge and the front cover
lens should be cleaned regularly with a soft cloth.Do
not use strong cleaning agents,solvents or alcohol.
Changing the front cover lens. Hold the front lens
frame (a1)at bottom edge and pull away
upwards.Insert the front cover lens into the frame and
clip the front lens frame back into place-first the top
and then bottom;press firmly into place (a2).
Unmounting cartridge. (b)
1.Hold the front lens frame at bottom edge and pull
away upwards.
2.Unlock satellite cover plate in direction indicated by
arrow.
3.Rotate satellite by 90 ° and pull it through the hole of
the helmet.
4.Tilt cartridge out of place.
5.Pull satellite carefully out of the helmet.
Mounting in reverse sequence.
Replacement parts list
1 Helmet (without cartridge)
2 Cartridge incl.satellite
3 Front cover lens standard
3.1 Front cover lens scratch proof
4 Front lens frame
5 Inside cover lens for cartridge
6 Potentiometer knob
7 Sensitivity-knob
8 Satellite cover plate
9 Headband with fasteners
10 Sweat band
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