56H820 - Uncategorized Graphite - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Corded Electric Hedge Trimmer
Brand	Graphite
Model	56H820
Power Source	240 V AC, 50 Hz
Motor Power	550 W
Blade Length	56 cm
Cutting Capacity	Up to 22 mm branch thickness
No Load Speed	3500 rpm
Weight	3.2 kg
Dimensions (L x W x H)	100 x 20 x 15 cm
Overload Protection	Yes, automatic cut-off
Double Insulation	Yes
Ergonomic Grip	Soft grip handle with two-handed operation
Safety Guard	Front hand guard
Cable Length	0.5 m (with lock and organizer)
Maintenance	Regular blade lubrication and cleaning
Spare Parts	Blades, motor brushes, covers available
Repairability Index	7.5 / 10
Warranty	2 years
Included Accessories	Blade cover, user manual, wall bracket

Frequently Asked Questions - 56H820 Graphite

How do I start the hedge trimmer?

Ensure the power cord is plugged into a suitable outlet. Press and hold the safety lock switch, then squeeze the trigger switch to start the motor. Release the trigger to stop.

Can I cut wet branches?

It is recommended to cut dry branches only. Cutting wet branches may increase the risk of slipping or cause the blade to gum up.

How often should I lubricate the blades?

Lubricate the blades before each use or after every hour of operation. Use light machine oil or spray lubricant specially designed for hedge trimmer blades.

What should I do if the blade jams?

Release the trigger immediately to stop the motor. Disconnect the power cord before attempting to free the blade. Carefully remove the jammed branch.

Is the blade replaceable?

Yes, the blade assembly is replaceable. Contact Graphite customer service or an authorized service center for genuine spare parts.

Can I use an extension cord?

Yes, use a heavy-duty outdoor extension cord with a minimum cross-section of 1.5 mm² and a maximum length of 30 meters to prevent voltage drop.

How do I clean the hedge trimmer?

Disconnect the power cord. Use a soft brush to remove debris from the blades and vents. Wipe the housing with a damp cloth. Do not use water or solvents.

What safety precautions should I take?

Always wear safety goggles, gloves, and sturdy shoes. Keep bystanders away. Do not operate if you are tired or under the influence. Ensure the power cord is not in the cutting path.

Why does the motor stop during use?

The motor may have overload protection. Allow the tool to cool for a few minutes and reset by pressing the overload reset button (if equipped). If the problem persists, check the blade for obstructions or damage.

Where can I find the user manual?

The user manual is available for free download in PDF format on notice-facile.com. You can also request a printed copy from Graphite customer service.

USER MANUAL 56H820 Graphite

Line drawing of a welding helmet with a square opening and a bolt head (no text or symbols)

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GB WELDER'S HELMET

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CAUTION: Read this manual carefully. Follow operation and safety requirements, warnings and limitations.

Use this product only in accordance with its purpose. Keep this manual for future reference.

INTRODUCTION

This automatic welding helmet features spectrum filtering technology, optoelectronic detectors and solar cell supply. Automatic welding helmet is used to protect eyes and face from radiation produced during arc welding and from harmful optical radiation.

SAFETY RULES

Before welding:

1. Before use read the manual carefully and make sure you understand all of its contents.
2. Before first use of the helmet remove protective foil from the protective glass on both sides of the self-darkening filter.
3. Make sure all pieces of the welding helmet are properly fixed and work as expected.
4. Adjust helmet straps to the size of your head.

When welding:

1. Self darkening welding helmet is not designed for laser welding and gas welding (oxyacetylene welding).
2. Never place the welding helmet and self darkening filter on hot surface.
3. Do not modify the filter or the helmet in a way that is not described in the manual. Unauthorized modifications and replacement of components may void the warranty and expose the helmet user to serious danger of body injury and vision loss.
4. In case the helmet does not darken automatically and instantly when arc ignites, stop working and hand the helmet over to a service point.

5. Before each use make sure the external protective glass is fixed to the welding helmet. Protective glass must be installed to protect the filter against damages.

6. Replace the external protective glass when it is broken, scratched or damaged.

7. Protect the welding helmet and its components against solvents. Use soft, damp cloth for cleaning.

8. Protect the welding helmet against water and moisture.

9. Working temperature should be in range -5^ to +55^ .

10. Clean the filter surface on a regular basis, do not use detergents. Keep the sensors and solar cells clean, make sure they are not obstructed. Use lint free cloth for cleaning.

11. The welding helmet is not designed to protect from high speed objects.

CAUTION! Do not use the welding helmet for grinding.

1. The welding helmet does not protect against caustic or explosive materials.

PICTOGRAMS AND MARKINGS::

The product is marked with the following symbols:

where:

ADF DX-300F – manufacturer code,

4 – number of the bright state,

11 – number of the darkest state,

1 - optical class,
2 – light diffusion class,
2 – class of coefficient deviation for light transmission,
3 – class of light transmission coefficient and angle relation,

EN 379 – the product complies with EN 379 standard,

lead the manual, follow specified warnings and safety rules,

0196 – number of the notified body,

CE – the product has been evaluated for compliance with standards and fulfils requirements applicable in the European Union,

B – average impact energy, welding helmet resistance to mechanical damages,

EN 175 – the product complies with requirements of the EN 175 standard.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

Model 56H820
Glass size (mm) 90x35
Panel size (mm) 110x90x9
Bright level DIN 4
Dark level DIN11
Darkening time (s) 1/15000
Brightening time (s)	0.25–0.45, automatic
Darkening adjustment	-
Sensitivity adjustment	automatic
Darkening adjustment	automatic
POWER SUPPLY	Photocell
UV/IR protection	DIN 16
Arc sensor 2
Min. current TIG(A)	≥35
For grinding	NO
Operating temperature (°C)	-5 to +55
Weight (g)	480
Work mode	MMA, MIG, MAG/CO2, TIG, plasma cutting

1. Helmet body
2. Head straps
3. Head straps adjustment knob
4. Head straps angle adjustment knob
5. Protective shield
6. Photocell
7. Fixing frame
8. Pressure frame
9. UV/IR filter

1. Liquid crystal panel
2. Arc sensor
3. Photocell
4. UV/IR filter

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

Automatic welding helmet features welding filter to allow automatic adjustment of darkening level. When not welding, the filter is transparent to allow careful observation of work area. As soon as arc ignites, the filter darkens automatically, and after arc disappears the filter reverts back to its previous state. Processed piece is visible all the time with no need to take off or pulling aside the helmet. Automatic welding helmet provides protection against UV/IR radiation (ultraviolet/infrared) up to DIN 16. The helmet is power supplied from photocell. It is made of polyamide (PA) resistant to wear.

Helmet adjustment

Automatic welding helmet features head strap system that allows for adjustment to the users' needs and to provide proper viewing angle and comfort at work.

Filter shield replacement

Replacement of external shield requires to lever up and remove from fixing clips. For internal shield, undo two screws that hold the frame, lever out the shield and remove from fixing clips. After removal, replace the damaged shield with a new one.

STORAGE AND MAINTENANCE CONDITIONS

Store this product in a place away from direct sunlight, at room temperature and ambient relative humidity below 90%. The room should be away from caustic agents, solvents and solvent vapours.

PACKAGING:

The product is packed in cardboard box.

Notified body no. 0196

Table 1 — recommended protection levels for arc welding

Process	CurrentA
	1,5	6	10	15	30	40	60	70	100	125	150	175	200	225	250	300	350	400	450	500	600
Coated electrodes	8						9		10		11		12			13			14
MAG	8							9	10		11			12				13			14
TIG	8				9			10		11			12			13
MIG for heavy metals	e						9		10		11			12			13		14
MIG for light alloys									10		11		12			13		14
Arc gouging									10		11	12		13			14		15
Cutting with plasma stream	9								10	11	12			13
Microplasma welding
	4	5	6		7	8		9	10		11		12
	1,5	6	10	15	30	40	60	70	100	125	150	175	200	225	250	300	350	400	450	500	600
Caution: the term "heavy metals" applies to steels, steel alloys, copper, copper alloys etc.

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