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General| Brand | Hypertherm |
|---|---|
| Model | powermax 380 |
| Category | Welding System |
| Language | English |
Introduces the purpose of EMC compliance for Hypertherm equipment and its adherence to standards.
Outlines user responsibilities for installation and assessing the operating environment for EMC issues.
Describes techniques like mains supply filtering, cable management, and screening to minimize interference.
Highlights warnings regarding genuine parts, user responsibility for safe operation, and general warranty coverage.
Details Hypertherm's patent defense obligations and limitations on liability for damages.
Covers user insurance requirements and adherence to national and local electrical codes.
Covers recognizing safety symbols, following instructions, and risks of fire, explosion, fumes, and burns.
Addresses electric shock risks and hazards from toxic fumes during cutting operations.
Explains protection from arc rays, burns, and proper grounding procedures.
Covers compressed gas safety, hearing protection, and medical device interference.
Explains the meaning of warning labels affixed to the equipment.
Details electrical and physical specifications for the Powermax380 power supply unit.
Provides cutting capacity, gas flow, and dimensional data for the PAC110T torch.
Explains common symbols used on the power supply and in the manual.
Guides on checking items, filing claims, positioning supply, and initial voltage configuration.
Instructions for setting voltage, connecting power cord, and ensuring proper grounding.
Guidelines for extension cords, work clamp attachment, and proper connection.
Information on connecting the plasma gas supply and using additional air filtration.
Steps for connecting the air hose to the power supply fitting.
Overview of controls, indicators, and procedure for turning on the power supply.
Guides on installing consumables and adjusting gas pressure and current settings.
Covers basic torch operation, safety trigger, cutting methods, and starting/piercing cuts.
Provides recommended travel speeds and consumables for cutting various materials.
Outlines regular maintenance tasks to be performed based on usage frequency.
Details how to inspect and replace key torch consumables for optimal performance.
Provides solutions for common problems encountered with the power supply and operation.
Identifies filter regulator, work cable, and important equipment labels for maintenance.
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