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4.11.
TEST AIR FLOW
4.11.1.
Disconnect hose assembly, SSP80PAPR.H05, (fig 4 - 5) from welding helmet, SSP80PAPR.H04, (fig 4 - 2).
4.11.2.
Insert air flow meter, SSP80PAPR.12, (fig 7 - 1) into hose assembly connector, SSP80PAPR.H04, (fig 7 - 3).
4.11.3.
Hold the flow meter vertically and start the blower (see section 4.9.1).
4.11.4.
The flow meter ball should float above the MIN mark (fig 7 - 2).
WARNING! If the flow meter indicates MIN or below turn the blower off (see section 4.9.5), then check the battery and filter
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elements.
4.12.
WELDING HELMET ADJUSTMENT
4.12.1.
Adjust the welding helmet circumference with the thumb wheel (fig 8 - 1) on the back band of the welding helmet. The thumb wheel
is locked in position. Press the thumb wheel in to unlock, then twist clockwise to tighten and counter-clockwise to
loosen. At the desired circumference release the thumb wheel back into the locked position, adjust the height by snapping the pin
on the top band (fig 8 - 2) into the required hole location to lock securely in place.
4.12.2.
To adjust the viewing angle, loosen the thumb wheels (fig 8 - 3) on both sides of the welding helmet and change the angle locker to
the desired tilt position. There are 5 pre-set positions with the head shield supplied in the mid setting.
NOTE: The welding helmet should still be free enough to be raised up, but not to drift downwards.
4.12.3.
To adjust the distance between the user's face and the welding helmet, loosen the thumb wheels (fig 8 - 3) on both sides
of the welding helmet until the headband can move back and forth freely. Position the headband into one of the 3 slots (fig 8 - 4),
as desired (the welding helmet is supplied in the mid setting). This should be completed one side at a time and both sides must be
located in the same location. Re-tighten the thumb wheels.
4.13.
CHECKING THE WELDING HELMET WITH POWERED AIR PURIFYING RESPIRATOR BEFORE USE
Before using the respirator, check the following items:
Air Filter Assembly: Ensure that the air filter is suitable for the application. Also be sure the filter is undamaged, and securely
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connected to the blower assembly. See section 4.4.
Hose assembly: Ensure the tube is undamaged and properly connected to the blower assembly and hood. See sections 4.6 & 4.7.
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Battery: Verify the battery is fully charged and securely connected to the blower assembly. See sections 4.1 & 4.2.
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Air Flow: Test air flow according to Section 4.11.
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Air Flow Alarm: Turn on blower assembly and check for audible, visual, and vibratory alarms. See section 4.8.Face Hood: Inspect
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the welding helmet, ensure it is attached correctly and replace if damaged.
4.14.
PUTTING ON THE WELDING HELMET WITH POWERED AIR PURIFYING RESPIRATOR
4.14.1.
Place the blower assembly against the lower back with the hose assembly extending upwards (fig 9).
4.14.2.
Fasten belt, SSP80PAPR.H08, around the waist and adjust to a comfortable fit.
4.14.3.
Place face shield assembly over and onto head. Ensure it is a comfortable snug fit.
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fig.7
Original Language Version
BATTERY LEVEL INDICATOR
LEVEL INDICATOR LIGHT REMAINING POWER (%)
Green
90
Yellow
30 - 90
Red
10 - 30
Red - Flashing
0 - 10
Note: Welding Helmet air system
removed for clarity
PWH617 Issue 1 06/01/23
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