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1.5.2 ELECTRIC SHOCK
To prevent electric shock, be sure to observe the following precaution:
Touching any parts that are
electrically "live" or "hot" may
cause fatal electric shock or
burns.
Have a qualified electrician
connect the Welding Power
Source. Check the enclosure,
base metal and jig that they are
electrically
ordnance with local regulations.
(Electrical Facilities Technical
Standards)
Before installing, maintaining,
or inspecting this welding
equipment, leave the equipment
for over 5 minutes after turning
off
power
distribution panel switch.
Capacitors built-in may be
electrically charged even after
the power has been switched
off.
Before performing works, make
sure that no charging voltage
should be applied to such parts.
Do not use cables which have
insufficient
damaged, or in which any
conductor is exposed.
Tighten
securely and insulate properly.
connected
in
supply
at
the
capacity,
are
cable
connections
Tighten
securely and insulate it.
Do not operate with welding
equipment with its cover or
enclosure loose or removed
Do not wear damaged, torn or
wet gloves. Always wear dry
insulated gloves
Use a lifeline harness when
performing works at any high
elevations.
Carry out maintenance and
inspection periodically and use
it after the repair of any and all
damaged parts.
Turn off both
ON/OFF switch on equipment
and
switch when not in use.
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cable
connections
the Mains
the
distribution
panel
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