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General| Brand | Chicago Electric |
|---|---|
| Model | 91110 |
| Category | Welding System |
| Language | English |
Keep work area clean, well lit, and free from clutter to prevent accidents.
Covers grounding, double insulation, avoiding contact with grounded surfaces, and cord care for safe operation.
Emphasizes staying alert, proper dress, avoiding accidental starts, and maintaining balance during operation.
Secure workpieces, use correct tools, ensure switch functionality, and disconnect power before adjustments.
Maintain tools, check for damage, use recommended accessories, and ensure proper fit and alignment.
Tool service and parts replacement must be done by qualified personnel using identical parts.
Maintain a well-lit work area, free from obstructions, and avoid flammable chemicals and vapors.
Welding fumes are toxic. Use ventilation and respirator to protect against health risks like cancer and heart disease.
Covers cord care, maintenance unplugging, storage, avoiding alcohol/drugs, and using PPE like safety glasses and gloves.
Follow OSHA, maintain product, check for damage, proper grounding, avoid lifting cables, and handle electrode correctly.
Avoid water use, keep dry, prevent electrical contact, use rubber soles, handle power failures, and protect from arc rays.
Use fire extinguisher, avoid confined spaces, manage fumes, use ventilation/respirator, and be aware of radiation.
Use right tool, replacement parts, product warnings (lead/chemicals), pacemaker precautions, and common sense.
Details proper grounding for tools with three-prong plugs and requirements for outlets.
Explains double insulated tools and their compatibility with two-prong outlets.
Guidance on choosing extension cords based on amperage, length, and tool type (grounded vs. double insulated).
Steps for connecting the electrode holder, ground clamp, and power cord for initial setup.
Instructions for wearing safety glasses and setting the potentiometer knob to mid-range for starting.
Positioning the electrode, creating an arc, moving along the workpiece, and adjusting current output.
A chart detailing electrode diameter, recommended amp range, and plate thickness for welding.
Turning off the welder, unplugging the power cord, and removing the ground clamp after finishing.
Inspect wiring, connections, parts for damage. Clean or replace electrodes. Store unit safely and cleanly.
Check power cord connection and quick plug connections if the welder does not turn on.
Verify electrode attachment, quick plug connections, and ground clamp connection for proper arc striking.
Address overheating by allowing the unit to cool. Check fan operation and vent obstructions.
Ensure power cord connection and check quick plugs, ground clamp, and electrode condition for stable output.
