STELLAR SERIES SERIES 941 Stellarview Careta Soldadura Fotosensible Instruction Manual
- June 1, 2024
- STELLAR SERIES
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PHOTOSENSITIVE WELDING HOOD
SERIES 941 Stellarview Careta Soldadura Fotosensible
IMPORTANT: Read this Owner’s Manual Completely before attempting to use
this equipment.
Save this manual and keep it handy for quick reference. Pay particular
attention to the safety instructions we have provided for your protection.
Contact your distributor if you do not fully understand this manual.
BEFORE WELDING
Auto-Darkening welding helmet is designed to protect the welders eyes from
harmful radiation including visible light, ultraviolet radiation (UV) and
infra – red radiation ( IR) resulting from certain arc and gas we ld in g
cesses when used in accordance with these User Instructions.
This hood can be used for any type of electric welding: MMA – SMAW / GTAW –
TIG / GMAW (MIG – MAG) / FCAW (SS – GS) / ARC – AIR (GOUGING – ARC AIR
CUTTING) / PAC (PLASMA CUTTING) / MICROPLASMA / LASER, with the following
ranges of shade: 4-8/9-14 / Auto:7<14
WARNING
Make sure to remove any additional protection foil from both sides of
Protection Lens .
PRECAUTIONS
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Never place the helmet or the ADF on hot surface.
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Use only at temperature: -5ºC to+55ºC(23ºF-131ºF).
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Do not immerse the filler in water and protect it from contact with liquid and dirt.
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The material which may contact the wearer ‘s skin can cause allergic reaction. Any welding helmet worn over standard ophthalmic spectacles may transmit impact, thus creating a hazard to the wearers in some circumstances.
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Eye protector shall only be used against high-speed particles at room temperature. Automatic welding filter shall always be used with a backing ocular.
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Unauthorized modifications and replacement parts will void the warranty and expose the operator to the risk of personal injury.
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If the auto-darkening filter does not darken when they are ignites, stop welding immediately and inspect the ADF and its power supply. Change if necessary.
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Do not use any solvents or abrasive cleaning detergent on the filler screen or helmet components.
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We recommend a usage period of 4 years. The period depends on various factors such as way of use, cleaning, storage, and maintenance. Frequent inspections and replacement in case of damage are recommended.
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Always wear safety glasses or goggles under the welding helmet and protection clothing to protect your skin from radiation, burns and spatters.
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Not suitable for driving and road use
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Protectors that have been subject to impact shall not be used and shall be discarded and replaced.
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A visual inspection is necessary before every use.
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If the impact level symbols are not equal on both the lens/filter and the frame, then it is the lower level
that shall be assigned to the complete protector. -
The protection marked in accordance with this standard is only provided when all lens and retention
components are installed according to the list or other manufacturer’s instructions. This device does not
protect against physical or chemical hazards. -
If the helmet, or the filter or the cover plate is in any way damaged, they must be immediately replaced.
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Replace the device after a mechanical impact.
STORAGE AND MAINTENANCE
- When not in use helmet should be stored in a dry place within the temperature from -20ºC to +70ºC.Remove the battery or tum off the ADF before long-time storage.
- It is recommended to keep the solar cells of the auto darkening welding filler in the dark or not exposed to light during storage to maintain power down mode.
- Welding helmets should not be dropped and do not place any heavy items or tools on or inside the helmet, which may damage the electro-optical filter.
- Cleaning can be done with a soft tissue or cloth soaked in mild detergent (or alcohol). Never use aggressive solvents such as acetone.
- The user must make daily regular checks to ensure no damage is evident. Outer and inner visors are worn parts and must be replaced regularly with genuine certified universal spare parts.
- Transport the equipment with original packing box and away from direct sun light.
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
BEFORE USING
- Make sure to remove any additional protection foil from both sides of the PC lens.
- Make sure there is no dust on any sensor.
- Set the exact mode that you need.
TESTING FUNCTIONS
- Hold press , ADF will self-test.
- Insert battery, ADF will self-test.
POWER
If the battery into is flashing, please change the battery, otherwise
operation will not perform well.
SET THE MODES
- The ADF got 4 MODES, CUT (4-8); WELD (9-13)/WELD (9-14); GRIND; DARK Kindly check”
- Grind mode: Hold press 1.0 with external GRIND button on the helmet shell like Fig.8, it can switch to GRIND mode quickly.”
- STELLAR Series offering panoramic view.
Warning: Do not weld in grind mode.
EXTERNAL CONTROL BUTTON
| Short press MODE| Easy selecting the mode from WELD, CUT, DARK
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Hold press MODE| Automatic shade function is on
Short press silicon button| Welding mode will be saved in a record 0 quickly
Holdt press silicon button| Switching to grind mode
Twist the knob| Manual mode, shade will be adjust by +- 0.5
Auto shade mode, shade deviation +- 0.1
MEMORY MODE
Checking the operating panel, using MEMORY and (UP/DOWN) buttons.
Function | ADF | Operating – UI Panel | Usage |
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Without auto function | Press , FUNC and & | Level 9: For special welding |
which needs super sensitivity.
Level 8: For most applications but especially for low current welding work.
Level 0: Only in some specific surrounding lighting conditions in order to
avoid unwanted triggering.
SENSMVITY (SENS!)| With auto function| Press, and &
Hold press | Sensitivity is automatically adjusted with deviation +2.
DELAY| Without auto function| Press, FUNC and & | Level 9: 2.0s is suitable
for most applications especially for high amps current application and longer
welding interval.
Level I & 2, satiable for spot welding.
Level 0:Tack mode.
With auto function| Press, and &
Hold press | Delay is automatically adjusted with deviation ±2.
SHADE| Without auto function| Press, FUNC and & | Adjusting the shade by your
experience or according to chart recommended.
With auto function| Press, and &
Hoed press | Shade is automatically adjusted with deviation ±2
All series| Hold press
Press MODE and select DARK mode|
Shade locked, you can lock the shade in any level that you need.
Press & at one time, main window locked
Hold press side window locked
GRADIENT| Without auto function| Hold press | Offering a gradual recovery from
dark to light
With auto function| Press, | (Not suitable for tack mode and spot mode).
NOTE: Once there are two different colors on one button operations, hold
press with 1.0s, the second function is on.
TRACK MODE: special welding, interval shade is 5, filter switch from darker
shade to shade5. But without operating after 2s, AWF will turn to shade 3.
HELMET ADJUSTMENT
HEADGEAR ASSEMBLY
- Insert the headgear into helmet shell, as the installation order is in Fig1.”
- Adjust the headgear to make it more comfortable and put shield in the correct position according to individual preference (See Fig.2-Fig.5).
NOTE: Make sure both sides are equally positioned for proper operation.
NOTE: The distance from the eye to the filler, closer is better”
REPLACING AUTO DARKENING WELDING FILTER
- Remove the front protection plate and put the helmet face down, and press both taps in the top of the filter and push the ADF out (See Fig.9).
REPLACING PROTECTION PLATES
- lf protection plates are in any way damaged, they must be immediately replaced (See Fig.7″ &Fig.11).
BATTERY REPLACEMENT
- Remove the ADF cassette. Pull out the battery stray, and correct battery operation as indicated on the battery stray (See Fig.11).”
TROUBLESHOOTING
FAULT | CAUSE | SOLUTION |
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Irregular darkening dimming | Headgear has been set unevenly so there is an | |
uneven distance from the ayes to the filter lens. | Reset the headband to |
reduce the difference to the filter.
The filter not darken or flichers| Front cover lens is soiled or damaged.|
Please change the cover lens.
Sensors are soiled / blocked or solar panel is blocked.| Clean the sensors
surface to make sure you are not blocking the sensors or solar panel with
your arm or other obstacle while welding.
Sensitivity is set too low or delay time is set too short.| Adjust to required
level.
Make sure proper shade is selected.| Not grind mode.
The filter darkening without are being struck| Sensitivity is set too high.|
Adjust sensitivity to a required level
The filter remains dark after completing a weld| Delay time is set too long.|
Adjust delay time to a required level
Slow response| Operating temperature is too low.| Do not use at temperatures
below 10°C or1 4°F.
Welding helmet slips| Headgear is not properly adjusted.| Re – adjust the
headgear.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
MODEL | STELLAR SERIES |
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CE classification | V1 |
Wiewing area | 116*81 mm (14.6 In.2) |
ADF Light state | Shade 3 |
Variable shade | 4-8 /9-14 |
Sensitivity | 0 – 9 levels |
Delay | 0 – 9 levels (0.04 – 2.0s) |
Memory mode | 10 records |
Sensor | 4 + 1 (ambient light) |
Power supply | Solar cell 2 lithium batteries |
External fine tuning | Yes |
Smart LED light | Yes |
Auto shade | shade 7<14 |
Auto sensitivity | Yes |
Auto delay | Yes |
Auto shade deviation | ±2 |
MARKING EXPLANATION
Auto Darkening Filter Marking
16321 YXE W3/4-8/9-13 V2 W3/7<14 M YXE V1
3=Light State Scale Number M=Manual offset (optional)
4-8/9-13=Protection Shade Numbers in Dark State 16321 = EN ISO Standard
YXE= Manufacture identification
V2=Angle of Dependence Classification
V1=Angle of Dependence Classification
Helmet Marking
16321 YXE W14 E 1-M CE UKCA
W = Welding protector
14 = Maximum filter shade number
E= impact Resistance Level 120m/s C= impact Resistance Level 45m/s
1-M applicable head size
CE = European Conformity
Cover Plate Marking
YXE 1 E CE YXE 1 E CE UKCA
1 = Enhanced Optical Performance E= impact Level 120m/s
SHADE SELECTION CHART
Procesos | CORRIENTE (A) |
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2. | 16 |
1250 | 1300 |
MMA /SMAW | 8 |
MIG / MAG / FLUX CORED | 8 |
TIG / GTAW | 8 |
MIG / MAG / FLUX CORED / Bevy metals | 9 |
MIG/ MAG / FLUX CORED / Light alloys | 10 |
ARC-AIR /
GOUGING /
Air arc cutting & gouging| 10| 11| 12| 13| 14| 15
PAC PLASMA CUTTING| 9| 10| 11| 12| 13|
MICROPLASMA| 4| 5| 6| 7| 8| 9| 10| 11| 12|
| 1.2| 6| 10| 15| 30| 40| 60| 75| 100| 125| 150| 175| 200| 225| 250| 300| 350|
400| 450| 550| 600
Note: the term “heavy metals” applies to steels cooper and its alloys.
Etc.
Start with shade is too dark to see the weld zone, then go to a lighter shade
that offers a suffcient vision and never go below the minimum.
ISO 16321-2:2021
ISO 16321-1:2021
CSA Z94.3
ANSI Z87.1
AS/NZS 1338.1
AS/NZS 1337.1
EN 175:1997
EN 166:2002
EN 379:2003
PPE regulation (EU) 2016/425
Directive 2001/95/EC
The welding helmets are tested by the following notified body:
ESC GmbH
Notified Body 1883
Huettfeidstrasse 50
73430 AALEN
Germany
DIN CERTCO
Notified Body: 0196
Alboinstrasse 56
12103 Berlin Germany
TUVRheinland UK LTD
Friars Gate (Third floor)
1011 Stratford Road
Shirley, Solihull, B90 4BN
United Kingdom
Approved body number 2571
WARNING
Auto-Darkening welding helmet is designed to protect the welders ‘eyes from
harmful radiation “Including visible light, ultraviolet radiation (UV)and
infra-red radiation (IR) resulting from certain are and gas welding processes
when used in accordance with ser instructions.” Ensure that helmet comes
properly assembled. However, before it can be used, it must be adjusted to
your personal preferences. Set it up for delay time, sensitivity, and shade
number for your application. (See the table with recommended shade levels).
WARRANTY
SWEISS offers a 3 years limited warranty on welding hoods. Accessories or parts subject to wear and tear, such as consumables, are not covered by warranty, except for manufacturing defects. It is cause for denial of warranty when it is evidenced that the helmet has been mishandled, misused or used for what it was not designed for.