For better work efficiency and power source maintenance, please note the following:
• Take precautions to prevent toppling.
• Never use welding equipment to unfreeze a pipe.
• Lift the power source from side when using a forklift to avoid toppling.
• When using the crane to lift, tie the rope to the ears with an angle smaller than 15° respect to the vertical
direction.
• When lifting the welding machine equipped with gas cylinder and wire feeder, disconnect it from the power
source and ensure that the machine is in horizontal position. Secure the gas cylinder with a belt or chain
when moving it to avoid personal injuries.
• Ensure stability and insulation when lifting the wire feeder by the suspension hook for welding.
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Pay attention to electromagnetic interference
• You may need to take extra preventive measures when the equipment is used in a particular location.
• Before installation, assess the potential issues with the electromagnetism in the welding environment as
follows:
a) Proximity of upper and lower parts of the welding equipment to other nearby power cables, control
cables, signal cables and phone cables.
b) Wireless radiation-emitting products such as devices emitting and receiving TV signals.
c) Computers and other control equipment.
d) Protection equipment, etc. equipment to supervise industrial equipment.
e) Health of personnel affected, such as personnel using pacemaker or audiphones.
f) Instruments for adjusting and measuring instruments.
g) Anti-disturb capability of other equipment used. Users should ensure the compatibility of the equipment
with the environment, which may require extra preventive measures.
h) Practical conditions of the welding and other activities.
• Users should observe the following to decrease radiation interference.
a) Connect the welding equipment to the power supply lines by the power supply cable.
b) Maintain the welding equipment regularly.
c) The cables should be short enough to stay close to each other and to the ground.
d) Ensure the safety of all the metal parts to be welded and other parts nearby.
e) The workpiece should be properly grounded.
f) Shield or protect all other cables and equipment to minimize the effect of possible disturbances. Is some
special cases, the welding equipment may need to be completely shielded.
• Users are responsible for the interference due to welding.
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