Troubleshooting - Parkside PSHL 2 C1 Bedienungs- Und Sicherheitshinweise

Using the device / Troubleshooting
switched off immediately. Turning the
control dial further clockwise towards the
highest setting, means that the darkening
function will remain active for longer after
welding work. This feature is very useful
for handling afterglow.
You can use the sensitivity setting
„ z
adjust the light sensitivity of the sensor.
With low incident light, the control can be
adjusted to the highest setting to ensure
that the auto-darkening feature is acti-
vated even for a weak light source. Even
with this additional feature, you can also
adjust the light sensitivity of the sensor to
suit your own personal requirements.
z Troubleshooting
Faults
The filter does not become
dark steadily or flickers.
The reaction is slowed down. The ambient temperature is
Visibility is poor.
The welding helmet slips.
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„ z The lowlight sensor switches the LED
lamp on in dark environments and off
in brightly lit environments. This helps
to illuminate the object being welded in
dark working conditions. The lowlight
sensor can be switched on and off using
12 to the switch
is too low you can replace the batteries.
To do so, slide the left side of the battery
compartment
A/G). A low battery charge level is indi-
cated with a red warning light on the
display
Cause
The protector is dirty or
defective.
The arc sensor is not clear.
The welding current is too
low.
too low/high.
The sensitivity is too low.
The protector/protective
screen is dirty.
The protective film on the
protective screen has not
been removed.
The ambient light is not
sufficient.
The wrong darkening level
has been set.
The headband is adjusted
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incorrectly.
14 . If the battery charge level
to the left (see figure
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13 .
Solution
Clean the protector or
replace it.
Clean the surface of the
arc sensor.
Set the sensitivity to the
max. level.
Only use the welding helmet
at temperatures between
-5°C and +55°C.
Adjust the sensitivity to a
higher level.
Clean the protector and
protective screen.
Remove the protective film.
Provide more light for the
working environment.
Re-set the darkening level.
Re-adjust the headband
and make it tighter.
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