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ELECTROMAGNETIC AND RADIO FREQUENCIES – “PACEMAKERS”
• Avoid contact with the energized work piece.
• Always ensure you have adequate protection from electrocution and burns.
• Since the welder owns strong electromagnetic and radio frequencies. Persons fitted with “PACEMAKERS” or similar
devices MUST consult their doctor before turning on the welder. This relates to both the operator and those
nearby.
PRE-CHECKS
The following items must be checked by the operator each time before powering up the power source.
• Ensure that the welder is damage free and no exposed wires.
• Check all welding cables, insulation and accessories are free of damage.
• The work area is checked and free of hazards
• All personal protective clothing and equipment is defect free.
• Access to Fire extinguisher and welding blanket.
• All flammable material has been removed.
WARNING!
• Disconnect the power source before servicing and ensure the device has powered down.
• Contact your dealer or reseller immediately should your welder require servicing.
• It is not recommended that you remove the covers to carry out your own servicing – doing so will void the
warranty.
STORAGE, TRANSPORTATION AND MAINTENANCE
• Your welder contains sensitive electronics and needs to be stored in a dust and moisture free environment.
• Periodically your welder should be blown down using dry compressed air to remove any dust and metal fillings.
• Once your power source and welder have cooled down. Remove your accessories for storage – wipe both the welder
and accessories down with a clean cloth to remove any contaminates.
• Store your welder in a dry safe environment.
• When transporting ensure that the power source, accessories, and wire are secure.
• Cylinders need to be stored and transported as per NZ regulations and safe operating procedures.
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