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Model  20702           Page 3

D.  

Dress appropriately.

  Never wear loose 

fitting clothing or jewelry when working.  

Contain long hair, and keep hair, clothing 

and gloves away from moving parts.  

Wear 

protective gear such as a leather weld-

ing apron, welding sleeves, pants without 

cuffs and work boots.

E.  

Use common sense when working.

  

Stay alert and concentrate when using this 

product.  Never work while under the influ

-

ence of alcohol, drugs or medications.

F. 

 Never use Welding Helmet in rainy, wet 

or damp conditions.

G.  

Keep proper footing and good bal-

ance at all times while working.

H.  

Never use this product in explosive 

atmospheres.

  Do not use in presence of 

flammable gases, liquids or dust.  Sparks 

could result in ignition of fumes or dust.

3.  

Product Usage.

A.  

Before each use, check for broken 

parts and any condition that may affect 

the operation of the Welding Helmet.  Do 

not use if the lens or helmet are cracked.

  

The product must be serviced by a qualified 

technician if any problem is noted.

B.  

Always maintain the product properly

.  

A well maintained product will perform better.

C.

  This Welding Helmet is designed to 

provide protection for ARC and MIG weld-

ing.  The Welding Helmet is not appropri-

ate for use when TIG welding, plasma 

cutting, laser welding, performing Oxy-

acetylene welding/cutting, or for over-

head welding.

D. 

 ANSI (American National Standards 

Institute) defines all welding helmets as 

Personal and Work Area Safety (continued)

4.  

Specific Safety Instructions

A.  The warnings and precautions reviewed 

in this manual cannot cover all possible 

conditions and situations that may occur.  

The product’s user must understand that 

common sense and caution are factors that 

cannot be built into this product, but must be 

supplied by the user.

B.   

 

INHALATION HAZARD:

Welding and Plasma Cutting Produce 

TOXIC FUMES

Exposure to welding or cutting exhaust 

fumes can increase the risk of developing 

certain cancers, such as cancer of the lar-

ynx and lung cancer.  Also, some diseases 

that may be linked to exposure to welding or 

plasma cutting exhaust fumes are:

 

- Early onset of Parkinson’s Disease

 

-Heart Disease

 -Ulcers

 

-Damage to the reproductive organs

 

-Inflammation of the small intestine or 

stomach

 

-Kidney damage

secondary protection from optical radia-

tion and impact.  

Always wear primary 

protection such as ANSI approved safety 

goggles with side shields.  This welding 

helmet will not protect against severe impact 

hazards.  This welding helmet will not protect 

against corrosive liquids or explosive ob-

jects.

E.  Only use the Welding Helmet within the 

operating temperature range specified in the 

Specifications section of this manual.

WARNING

Summary of Contents for 20702

Page 1: ...HIS MANUAL Copyrightc 2011 by ArcPro All rights reserved No portion of this manual or any artwork contained herein may be reproduced in any shape or form without the express written consent of ArcPro Due to continuing improvements actual product may differ slightly from the product described herein Instruction Manual Parts Catalog ...

Page 2: ...f the goods called for on the bill of lading are shorted or damaged do not accept them until the carrier makes a notation on the freight bill of the shorted or damaged goods Notify ArcPro immediately if any hidden loss or damage is discovered after receipt DANGER WARNING CAUTION NOTICE INSTRUCTION MANUAL WARNING concerning Risk of Eye Injury Wear ANSI approved impact safety goggles with side shiel...

Page 3: ... plasma cutting laser welding performing Oxy acetylene welding cutting or for over head welding D ANSI American National Standards Institute defines all welding helmets as Personal and Work Area Safety continued 4 Specific Safety Instructions A The warnings and precautions reviewed in this manual cannot cover all possible conditions and situations that may occur The product s user must understand ...

Page 4: ...ltraviolet and Infrared rays that can damage eyes and skin When welding or when in close proxim ity to a welding operation always wear a welding helmet fitted with the proper shade to protect yourself Underneath the helmet always wear ANSI approved safety goggles with side shields In addition to offering protection while weld ing the helmet has a Grinding mode where the filter changes to a shade D...

Page 5: ... and have it serviced by a qualified service technician Lens Sensitivity Control This control on the inside of the Helmet allows the lens to be more responsive to various light levels in different welding appli cations See photo upper right The LOW position is best for higher amper age welding and for welding in bright light conditions The HIGH position is designed for low am perage welding and wh...

Page 6: ...nd snap Front Frame to secure Lens into position 4 The Cartridge is not replaceable Do not attempt to open or remove this Cartridge from the Helmet Troubleshooting 1 Unclear vision To correct clean Front and Inside Cover Lens and clean Cartridge Made sure shade number selected is correct for the application Made sure surrounding light in the workplace is adequate 2 Inconsistant Darkening Headband ...

Page 7: ... than 175 10 175 225 11 225 275 12 275 350 13 Parts List and Diagram 1 Helmet 2 Adjustable Headband 3 Front Velcro Cover 4 Inside Lens Cover 5 Cartridge 6 Front Lens Cover 7 Retaining Frame 7 6 5 4 1 3 2 Model 20702 Page 7 Note The Parts List and Assembly Diagram is provided as a reference tool only Some parts are listed and shown for illustration purposes only and are not available as replacement...

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