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Sensitivity 
The sensitivity setting of the weld arc detection system can 
be adjusted to accommodate a variety of welding methods 
and  workplace  conditions.  In  order  to  see  the  current 
sensitivity setting, momentarily press the SENS button. To 
select  another  setting, press the SENS button repeatedly 
until the indicator shows the desired setting, as indicated on 
the scale above the indicators
Position 
 Locked in light state (shade 3) at all times 
Used for grinding
Position 1   Least sensitive setting. Used if there is 
interference from other welders’ arcs in the 
vicinity.
Position 2   Normal position. Used for most types of 
welding indoors and outdoors.
Position 3   Position for welding with low current or with 
stable welding arcs. (eg TIG welding)
Position 4    Suitable for very low current welding, use of 
invertertype TIG welding machines.
Position 5   Most sensitive setting. Used for TIG welding 
where part of the arc is obscured from view.
Position
 
   Locked in selected dark state. Same 
function as a passive welding lter.
Position locked light state 
This  setting  could  be  used  for  grinding  or  other  non-
welding activities. When  the  welding lter is  locked  in the 
light  state  (shade  3)  the  LED  under  the  symbol  will  ash 
every 8 seconds  to alert the  user. The  welding lter must 
be unlocked before arc welding is performed, by choosing a 
sensitivity setting for welding. When  the welding lter turns 
OFF (after 1 hour inactivity), it will automatically leave the 
locked state and go to sensitivity setting 2.
Position 1-5
If  the  lter  does  not  darken  during  welding  as  desired, 
increase  the  sensitivity  until  the  welding  lter  switches 
reliably. Should the sensitivity be set too high, the lter may 
remain in the dark state after welding is complete due  to 
ambient light. In this case, adjust the sensitivity downward 
to  a  setting  where  the  welding  lter  both  darkens  and 
lightens as desired.
Position locked dark state 
When  the  welding  lter  is  locked  in  the  dark  state  and 
the welding lter turns  OFF  (after 1 hour inactivity),  it  will 
automatically  reset  to  sensitivity  setting  2.  The  shade 
number to be used in the locked dark state, is selected by 
the SHADE/ON button.
Delay 
The delay function should be used to set the recovery delay 
from dark to light of the welding lter according to welding 
method and current. See table g. (E:3). The scale for the 
open-up delay function is placed below the indicators.
Comfort mode for tack welding 
This  setting  may  help  reduce  eye  fatigue  resulting  from 
the eye constantly adjusting to  differing light  levels during 
tack welding. Tack welding mode uses an intermediate light 
state  (shade  5).  If  an  arc  is  not  struck  within  2  seconds 
the  welding  lter  will  switch  back  to  its  normal  light  state 
(shade 3).
Note that  the Sensitivity  and Delay function are using the 
same indicators on the display.
IN USE
To  check  that  the  electronics  and  buttons  are  working, 
press the buttons and the indicators will ash. The batteries 
should be replaced when the low battery indicator ashes or 
indicators do not ash when the buttons are pressed. 
The  welding  lter  is  equipped  with  three  optical  sensors 
(see  g  A:1)  reacting  independently  causing  the  lter  to 
darken when a  welding  arc is struck. The sensors on the 
welding lter must be kept clean and uncovered at all times 
for optimal function.
The  recommended  operating  temperature  range  for  the 
product is -5°C to +55°C. 
Flashing  light  sources  (e.g.  safety  strobe  lights)  can 
trigger the welding lter when no welding is occurring. This 
interference  can  occur  from  long  distances  and/or  from 
reected light. Welding areas should be shielded from such 
interference. 
CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS
Clean the welding lter and protection plates with a lint-free 
tissue or cloth.
 To avoid damage to the product do not use solvents for 
cleaning. Do not immerse in water or spray directly with 
liquids.
MAINTENANCE
Replacement of outer protection plate.
Remove  silver  front  cover  (see  welding  shield  user 
instruction)  and  replace  the  outer  protection  plate  (see 
gure B:1)
Replacement of inner protection plate
The welding lter must be dismounted to replace the inner 
protection plate, the used inner protection plate is removed 
as illustrated in gure C:1. The new  inner protection plate 
should  be  inserted  after  the  protective  lm  has  been 
removed as illustrated in gure C:2.
Magnifying lens (accessory) mounting (see gure C:3).
Replacement of batteries
Dismount the welding lter, take out the battery holders (use 
a small screwdriver if necessary) and replace the batteries 
in  the  battery  holders  (see  gure  D:1)  Slide  each  battery 
holder into the welding lter until it snaps in position. Note 
that all settings  will be reset  to the original  manufacturing 
setting.
 The  used  batteries/worn  out  product  parts  should  be 
disposed of according to local regulations. The welding 
lter should be disposed of as electronic waste.
STORAGE AND TRANSPORTATION
Store in a clean and  dry  environment, temperature range 
-30°C to +70°C and  relative humidity less than  90%. The 
original packaging is suitable for transporting the product.