Storage & Disposal; Expected Life; Troubleshooting - 3M Speedglas G5-01 Directives D'utilisation

Sweatband: The forehead sweatband (46-0200-54) may be hand washed or laundered with a solution of soapy water.
Faceseal: The fabric faceseal is made of a flame-resistant material. Use of a mild soapy solution of warm water and air drying is recommended
when laundering. There is a 5-wash maximum on the flame-resistant material, exceeding this wash limit may result in a loss of flame resistant
properties.
Breathing Tubes: The SG-30W, SG-30WL and SG-40W breathing tubes may be wiped down with warm soapy water. If liquid enters the breathing
tube, thoroughly dry the tube before storage or reuse by forcing air through the tube for several minutes with the tube hanging vertically.
NOTE: The SG-50W breathing tube contains a foam muffler material inside. It is recommended to NOT allow water to enter the inside of the
breathing tube during the cleaning process.
Welding Filter: Use a soft cloth to wipe down the entire surface of the passive welding filter or ADF. A mild general-purpose cleaner may be lightly
sprayed on a soft cloth if additional cleansing is needed, however do not spray cleaning materials directly on the ADF.
Storage & Disposal
Store product in a clean area that is protected from contamination, damage, dirt, debris, product distortion, and direct sunlight. Do not store next
to furnaces, ovens, or other sources of high heat. Do not store outside the recommended storage temperature conditions (see "Specifications"
section – Table #2) or above 90% humidity.
The ADF shall be disposed of as electronic waste according to local regulations.

EXPECTED LIFE

Prior to first use the product should be stored unopened in its original package in accordance with the recommended storage conditions. Once
the product is removed from its original packaging, the "in use" or operational life will vary with frequency and conditions of use. Welding helmets
subjected to more wear and tear or used outdoors in direct sunlight may need to be replaced more frequently than welding helmets used indoors.
Inspect the welding helmet prior to each use as directed in the "Inspection & Maintenance" section of these User Instructions. Any product showing
signs of damage should be removed from use and serviced or replaced as appropriate. See the listing of "Assemblies, Accessories and Spare
Parts" (Table #6) section of these User Instructions for more information on available spare parts. When stored unopened, as stated in the technical
specifications, the expected shelf life of the product in five years.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Contact 3M Technical Service or visit the 3M Personal Safety Division website to help identify possible causes and corrective action for problems you
may experience. See the "Contact Information" section of these User Instructions.
Condition
Welding helmet is not receiving any airflow
Eyes are getting dry while welding or grinding
Welding helmet does not stay in the UP position
The ADF does not turn ON
ADF does not trigger reliably or turns light
intermittently while welding
ADF stays permanently locked in a dark shade
ADF turns dark when others are welding nearby
ADF steadily pulsing light/dark with no arc present
ADF is "blurry"
ADF has spatter bonded to the outside and/or inside
glass surfaces
Table 7. Troubleshoot Conditions and Solutions
Possible Solution
Check that PAPR unit is powered ON or SA line is correctly pressurized.
Check for kinks in airduct tube, breathing tube or SA airline.
Adjust air flow away from face (right side), toward facepiece OR adjust airflow to jawline
(left side), away from the forehead.
Tighten the PARKING (left side) stop point or tighten the FRICTION (right side) setting of the
welding helmet.
Make sure the battery is properly installed.
Make sure the correct battery is being used (CR2450).
Replace the battery.
Remove the protective film from both sides (if applicable) of the outside protection plate.
Verify that the 4 sensors on the front of the ADF are not blocked by weld spatter, hands,
pipes, objects being welded, etc.
Review the sensitivity adjustment instructions and select the appropriate setting for your
type of welding process.
The ADF shade is in LOCKED mode. Simultaneously press the SHADE – and + buttons to
come out of LOCKED mode.
Reduce the sensitivity setting. If this is still occurring at setting 1, use curtains or other
methods to block light from other welder's arcs.
Check surrounding area for process or safety strobe lights. Strobe lights can trigger ADFs
from a long distance or by reflecting off ceilings, walls or polished objects. Reflected light
from strobes not visible to the eye may be strong enough to trigger the ADF.
Remove the protective film from both sides (if applicable) of both the inner and outside
protection plates.
ADF is permanently damaged and not covered by warranty if protection plates were not
used. Always use outside and inside protection plates.
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