Kennedy HAS413 user manual

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EEC PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT DIRECTIVE
89/686/EEC Article 10
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
We hereby certify that the KENNEDY Welding Helmet Model HAS413
complies with all the relevant provisions of the EC Directive 89/686/EEC
as last amended by EEC Directive 96/58/EEC
Harmonised Standards Applied: DIN 15. EN175S, EN379 4/9-13 ER 1/2/1 DIN CE, ANSI Z87.1
MIG/TIG WELDING HELMET
Manufactured for KENNEDY TOOLS Wigston Works, Leicester, England.
ISO 9001 REGISTERED COMPANY
MODEL HAS413
KEN-885-502

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OTHER PRODUCTS AVAILABLE FROM KENNEDY thoroughly recommends reading these instructions before using the welding helmet, even if you have used one before. Reading these instructions YOUR DISTRIBUTOR carefully and understanding them fully will enable you to perform tasks correctly and will prevent injury to yourself, someone else and avoid damage to property. SAFETY GUIDELINES
Always follow the instructions or you may suffer physical injury or damage to property as a result.
Always be aware of

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INTRODUCTION The Kennedy Jet Black Auto welding mask is designed using the latest technology to automatically protect the user’s eyes from arc light damage and leave both hands free to increase accuracy, efficiency and therefore productivity. Fitted with automatic filters that are transparent before welding, it enables the operator to observe the workpiece clearly. When striking the arc, the filter darkens automatically with immediate effect. When the arc goes out, the filter will become transpa

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8 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS ASSEMBLY Assemble the mask as shown in fig.1 opposite 7 POWER SUPPLY Power supply is provided by solar cells controlled with micro circuitry which automatically turns the helmet on and off without having to touch a switch or button. fig.1 DARKNESS SELECTION When you strike an arc, the observation window darkens immediately and at this moment 9 the operator needs to adjust the darkness shade by turning the knob to the optimum shade 10 for the current work being undertaken