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General| Brand | Lincoln |
|---|---|
| Model | 300 |
| Category | Welding System |
| Language | English |
State-mandated warnings about potential health risks from engine exhaust emissions.
Safety precautions specific to engine-driven equipment operation and maintenance.
Information on potential dangers of EMF fields from welding and precautions.
Warnings and precautions regarding electrical shock risks during welding operations.
Guidance on protecting eyes and skin from harmful arc rays and spatter.
Information on hazardous fumes and gases produced during welding and necessary precautions.
Precautions to prevent fires and explosions caused by welding sparks and hot materials.
Safety guidelines for handling compressed gas cylinders to prevent explosions.
Guidelines for placing the welder in a suitable, dry location with adequate air circulation.
Instructions for connecting the welder to the electrical power supply according to codes.
Procedure for changing the welder's voltage connection.
Table and guidance for selecting appropriate input and output cable sizes.
How to adjust the welding current using the control hand wheel.
Instructions on using the polarity switch for AC, DC negative, or DC positive.
Explanation of the welder's duty cycle rating and its implications for operation.
How to access 115V AC auxiliary power from the welder.
Explanation of solid-state controlled reduced voltage switch operation.
Information on using a remote control to adjust welding current.
Description of the standard line contactor assembly on AC/DC models.
Notes on using the welder with Hi-Freq for TIG welding.
Details on the built-in thermostat for overload protection.
Importance of inspecting and replacing legibility of nameplates and labels.
General guidelines for diagnosing and resolving welder issues.
Specific steps for troubleshooting silicon rectifier issues.
Procedures for troubleshooting reduced voltage switch malfunctions.
General warranty statement covering defects in workmanship and material.
Procedure for notifying Lincoln Electric of a defect to obtain warranty service.
Details on how defects covered by warranty will be corrected.
Information on shipping costs for warranty repairs.
Key limitations and exclusions of the manufacturer's warranty.
