AC Arc Weldin Machine User Manual 7
SAFETY RULES
•Apply all safety regulations in this manual.
•The manufacturer cannot be held responsible for any injury or damage to the machine as a result
of non-compliance with the warnings and modifications to the machine.
•Keep everyone except operators, especially children, away from the work site when operating
the machine.
• Do not operate your machine in an open environment, especially in rainy weather. Disconnect
the machine from the mains. Failure to do so may result in electric shock.
•Wear dry and insulated gloves and work clothes. Do not use wet or damaged gloves and work
clothes. Synthetic materials should be avoided due to their flammable nature.
•Never touch electrical parts.
•Do not wear watch, ring, metal accessories etc. when operating the machine.
•Protect yourself from possible shocks by isolating yourself from the work surface and the floor.
Use electrically insulating, dry and undamaged insulation material on the floor that is large
enough to cut off contact with the work surface.
•Check all cables frequently for possible damage. If a damaged or insulated cable is detected,
repair it immediately or replace it with the same diameter and type cable.
•Always connect the mains cord of the machine to a grounded outlet. Make sure that the
electrical outlet you are connecting to be properly grounded.
•If the mains cable of the machine has a three-phase plug, firmly connect the grounding line on
your machine to the earth screw on the machine.
•Make sure that the power line to which the mains cable is connected is protected by a protective
automatic fuse.
•Keep all cover, panel etc. of the machine closed and locked.
•Keep the machine switched off when not in use.
•Wear metal-toed work shoes for the possibility of heavy objects falling.
•Always use the handles when moving the machine. Never attempt to move by pulling the cables.
•Place your machine on a floor with a maximum of 10 degrees of slope so that it does not fall or
fall over.
•Always ensure good ventilation in the environment where the machine is operated.
•Always keep fire extinguishers and materials in order to protect against fire. Combustible
materials, gasoline, oil, thinner etc. keep materials away from the machine.
•Long-term inhalation of fumes and gas when welding is very dangerous. Create a natural or
forced ventilation system in the work area. If necessary, use a suitable smoke extraction system
at the welding site.
•If you are working in narrow and enclosed areas, or if you are welding lead, beryllium, cadmium,
zinc, zinc coated or painted materials, use masks that provide fresh air in addition to the above
precautions.
•Arc welding light will damage your eyes and skin. Processes such as welding, grinding or brushing
can cause sparks and splash of metal particles. Wear a suitable protective mask (4 to 13
according to EN 379) and a suitable protective mask to protect your eyes and face. Hot parts can
cause severe burns. Never touch hot parts with bare hands. When you need to keep hot parts,
use suitable tools, high thermal insulation and high-flammability gloves.
•Ensure that the working area of the machine complies with electromagnetic compatibility (EMC).
Electromagnetic interference during operation may cause unwanted effects on your electronic
devices and the network. The effects of these interventions that may occur during use are the
responsibility of the user.
•If any electromagnetic interference occurs, to ensure compliance; extra measures such as the use
of short mains cable, the use of shielded cables, move the machine to another location, remove
