14
Connection, service and repair works must only be carried out
by qualified personnel who have the appropriate professional
training and sufficient experience and knowledge of the
power source and who are able to perform the required works
in accordance with the relevant safety specifications.
(Electrician as per BGV A3, Electrical plants and operating
equipment).
The design and construction of the welding machine
corresponds to DIN EN 60 974 - 1. (Arc welding equipment,
part 1, Welding power sources).
It corresponds to the latest state-of-the-art in technology and
the recognised rules of safety engineering. It must be operated
by trained personnel or users who have been familiarized
with the machine to prevent danger due to inappropriate
handling or operation which is not in accordance with the
specifications.
For the use in Germany the following regulations have to be
considered!
• Safety regulations BGV D1
• Safety regulations BGV A3
• National and regional fire protection rules
• Works on supply voltage, repairs and maintenance must
be carried out by qualified personnel only (electricians as
defined in BGV A3).
• Movable mains supply and welding lines must be protect-
ed against damage.
• Do not install the power source in a working area where
welding with increased electrical hazard takes place.
• The machine must be switched off and disconnected for
all maintenance work.
• All labels and danger signs on the welding machine must
be kept easily legible and must not be covered, coated,
pasted over or removed.
• The operating manual must always be available near the
welding machine. In addition, the regional rules for pre-
vention of accidents and environment must be available
and be adhered to.
If repair work is carried out by unauthorised persons and
safety regulations are not adhered to, any guarantee and
warranty claims become invalid.
3. Safety specifications for MIG/MAG welding machines
WARNING!
3.1 Basic safety
specifications for
the operation of the
welding machine
INFO!
To Next Page
Loading...
