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Electrical Residual Hazards
Direct Electrical Contact
Defective cable or plug may cause an
electrical shock.
A defective cable and plug should always be
replace by a professional. Use the unit only
connected to the stray current switch (FI).
Direct electrical contact with wet hands may
cause an electrical shock
Avoid any touch with wet hands and mind the
corresponding grounding.
Indirect electrical contact
A contact with conductive parts of open or
defective electrical parts may cause injuries
Always unplug the unit for maintenance. Only
use on connections with FI switch
Thermal residual hazards
Burns, frost bites
Contact with the hose jet and the processed
piece may cause burns
Let the (hose) nozzle and the piece to be
processed cool down. Wear protection gloves.
Noise hazard
Hearing impairment
A prolonged work with the unit may lead to
the hearing impairment .
Use hearing protectors .
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Radiation exposure hazard
Ultraviolet, infrared and visible light. The
electric arc will give infrared and ultraviolet
radiation
Always work with a welding shield a protection
suit and gloves..
Human factor negligence
Negligent use of personal protection
equipment
Unit without use of required protection
equipment protection equipment may cause
ever external and internal injuries.
Always use suitable protection suits and work
with care.
Material and other substances
hazard
Contact, aspiration
Long-time aspiration of welding gases may be
health hazardous.
Work with exhaustion
Work in a well-ventilated area
Prevent direct aspiration of gases.
Hot slag and sparkles may cause fires and
explosion.
Never work with the unit in a fire-hazardous
environment.
Other Hazards
Insufficient local lighting
Insufficient lighting is a high safety risk.
When working with the unit take care of sufficient
lighting .
Personal slipping, tumble or fall
Cables and hoses may cause tumble or fall.
Keep your worksite tidy
Disposal
Disposal instructions are illustrated in the form of
pictograms on the device or packaging.
Description of the pictograms is given in
"Identification" chapter.
Disposal of transport packaging
Packaging protects the device against damage
during transport. Packaging materials are usually
selected according to their effect on environment
and disposal methods and can therefore be
recycled.
Returning of the packaging back to circulation
saves resources and costs for packaging
disposal.
Parts of the packaging (e.g. foil, styropor) may be
dangerous for children. Risk of suffocation!
Keep these parts of the packaging out of reach of
children and dispose as soon as possible.
Operator Requirements
Disposal instructions are given by pictographs on
the unit or packaging. For meaning of individual
symbols refer to chapter "Symbols on Unit".
Qualification
No special qualification is required for use of the
unit except for detailed direction by a
professional.
Minimum Age
Only persons above 16 years of age are allowed
to work with the unit.
Exempted from the provision is the use of the
juvenile trainees if they work in the course of their
professional training with an aim to obtain the
skill under a trainer supervision.
Training
Use of the unit requires adequate lesson by a
professional or the use of the manual only.
Special training is not required.
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