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|work envelope=N/A | |work envelope=N/A | ||
|trainers=Graeson Fehr, Bruce McMurrich | |trainers=Graeson Fehr, Bruce McMurrich | ||
|related tools =[[Miller Millermatic 212 Autoset MIG Welder]]; [[Miller Synchrowave 210 AC/DC arc/TIG Welder]] | |||
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FRED is used when welding to protect the user and bystanders from welding fumes. Welders must also wear a P100 respirator when welding. It is not designed to protect against extremely toxic materials like metals with cadmium or lead. | FRED is used when welding to protect the user and bystanders from welding fumes. Welders must also wear a P100 respirator when welding. It is not designed to protect against extremely toxic materials like metals with cadmium or lead. | ||
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If you find evidence of smouldering or fire in the FRED, unplug power and air and pull the unit out of the large double doors to the outside of the building. Undo the two latches holding the door onto the firebox and spill the hot contents onto the concrete. Do not empty hot smouldering debris onto dry wood, flammable garbage, or plant matter outside. | If you find evidence of smouldering or fire in the FRED, unplug power and air and pull the unit out of the large double doors to the outside of the building. Undo the two latches holding the door onto the firebox and spill the hot contents onto the concrete. Do not empty hot smouldering debris onto dry wood, flammable garbage, or plant matter outside. | ||
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