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2.4 Electrical Shock
Never touch 'live' electrical parts.
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Always repair or replace worn or damaged parts.
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Disconnect power source before performing any maintenance or
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service.
Earth all work materials.
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Never work in moist or damp areas.
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Avoid electric shock by
Wearing dry insulated boots
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Wearing dry leather gloves
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Never changing electrodes with bare hands or wet gloves
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Never cooling electrode holders in water
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Working on a dry insulated floor where possible
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Never hold the electrode and holder under your arm.
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2.5 Electromagnetic field
This power source may cause electrical or electromagnetic
fields to be produced which could affect the correct
functioning of electronic equipment such as IT or CNC devices,
telecommunication lines, power cables, signal lines and
pacemakers.
2.6 User Responsibility
• Read the Operating Manual prior to installation of this
machine.
• Unauthorised repairs to this equipment may endanger the
technician and operator and will void your warranty. Only
qualified personnel approved by BOC should perform repairs.
• Always disconnect mains power before investigating
equipment malfunctions.
• Parts that are broken, damaged, missing or worn should be
replaced immediately.
• Equipment should be cleaned periodically.
BOC stocks a huge range of personal protective equipment.
This, combined with BOC's extensive Gas and Gear network,
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BOC RAPTOR 200C & 250R MIG Operating manual
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PLEASE NOTE that under no circumstances should any
equipment or parts be altered or changed in any way from the
standard specification without written permission given by
BOC. To do so, will void the Equipment Warranty.
Further information can be obtained from Weld
Australia (WTIA) Technical Note No.7
'Health and Safety Welding'
Published by Weld Australia,
PO Box 6165 Silverwater NSW 2128
Phone (02) 9748 4443.
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