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Electric shock
ELECTRIC SHOCK CAN KILL.
• Do not touch the parts under high voltage;
• Disconnect the power supply from mains
before any intervention;
• Operator must be insulated from the weld
piece and from the ground, using insulated
gloves and clothing;
• Do not work with damaged or poorly
connected cables or with slack cable clamps;
• Keep work clothing and your body, dry;
• Do not work in moist or wet areas;
• Do not lean against the weld pieces;
• Protect the power source with a suitable
circuit breaker, placed near the welder if
possible;
• Do not use the machine if any of its
protection parts have been removed;
• Make sure that the mains in use is earthed.
Explosions
• Do not weld above or near containers under
high pressure;
• Do not weld recipients that contain fuel or
inflammables;
• Do not weld in areas containing explosive
dusts, gases or vapors;
• Always use a pressure gauge to connect
the machine gas hose to the bottle;
• Do not use damaged or leaking bottles;
• Do not use bottles that do not show what
kind of gas they contain;
• Do not expose bottles to sources of
excessive heat;
• Never mix the gas inside bottles;
• Have always refilled bottles by specialized
companies;
• Avoid accidental contact between bottles
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and the electrode or other parts under
voltage;
• Replace gas hoses that show damage;
• Keep pressure reducer efficient;
• Use only pressure reducers manufactured
for the specific gas
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Fire
• Avoid flames being generated by sparks,
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slag and incandescent materials;
• Make sure that fire extinguishing devices
are available near the work area;
• Remove inflammable and combustible
materials from the area.
Burns
• Protect the body from burns and ultraviolet
radiations by wearing protective flameproof
clothing (gloves, headwear, shoes, helmets,
etc.);
• Wear a welding helmet;
• Keep the electrode or torch tip away from
your body and other people’s bodies;
• Make sure that there is first aid equipment
near the work area;
• Do not wear contact lenses, the intense
heat of the arc could glue them to the cornea;
• Replace mask glass if it is damaged or not
suited to the specific welding job;
• Wait for the welded parts to cool completely
before touching them with your hands.
Fumes and gases
Welding produces fumes and harmful
metallic dusts, therefore;
• If working in closed areas, use exhaust
fans;
• Clean the weld piece if solvents or other
materials that can release toxic gases are
present on its surface;
• Do not weld metals covered with or
containing lead, cadmium, graphite, zinc,
chrome, mercury, if there is not an adequate
exhaust fan;
• WARNING: do not use oxygen for
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ventilation!!!
Radiation
The welding arc produces radiation that can
damage eyes and burn the skin. The welding
arc is considered dangerous up to a distance
of 15m (50 ft). Use suitable protection.
2. INTRODUCTION
WMEm 1
36
, WMEm 156, WMEm 176
, WMEm 157
Limited edition
and
WMEm 177 Limited edition
is
welding power source intended for use with coated
electrodes (MMA welding) and TIG welding (Lift Arc).
2.1. Equipment
The power source is supplied with:
•
brush
•
mask
•
MMA welding cable kit length with electrode
holder
•
return cable kit length with return clamp
•
instruction manual
WMEm 157 Limited edition and WMEm 177 Limited
edition are also supplied with auto-darkening welding
helmet.
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