Parkside PMSG 200 A1 Operation And Safety Notes page 11

remove it from the holder after
allowing it to cool down for
15 minutes.
Pay attention to the condition

of the welding cable, electrode
holder and the earth terminal.
Wear and tear of the insulation
and the live parts can lead to
hazards and reduce the quality
of the welding work.
Arc welding creates sparks,

molten metal parts and smoke.
Therefore ensure that: All
fl ammable substances and/
or materials are removed from
the work station and its imme-
diate surrounding.
Ensure the work station is

ventilated.
Do not weld on containers,

vessels or tubes that contain or
contained fl ammable liquids or
gases.
form of direct contact with the
welding current circuit. The
open circuit voltage between
the electrode holder and earth
terminal can be dangerous,
there is a risk of electric shock.
Do not store the device in

a damp or wet environment
or in the rain. Protection
rating IP21S is applicable
in this case.
Avoid any
Protect your eyes using the

appropriate protective glasses
(DIN level 9–10), which are
fastened to the supplied weld-
ing mask. Wear gloves and
dry protective clothing that are
free of oil and grease to pro-
tect the skin from exposure to
ultraviolet radiation of the arc.
the welding power source to
defrost pipes.
Please note:
The light radiation emitted by

the electric arc can damage
eyes and cause burns to
the skin.
Arc welding creates sparks

and drops of melted metal.
The welded workpiece starts to
glow and remains hot for a rel-
atively long period. Therefore,
do not touch the workpiece
with bare hands.
Arc welding can cause vapours

to be release that may be haz-
ardous to health. Be careful not
to inhale these vapours.
Protect yourself from the harm-

ful effects of the electric arc
and keep people that are not
involved in the work away
from the arc maintaining a
distance of at least 2 m.
Safety instructions
Do not use
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