TROUBLESHOOTING | |||
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PROBLEMS | POSSIBLE |
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(SYMPTOMS) | CAUSE |
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| FEEDING PROBLEMS | ||
No wire feed when gun trigger is | 1. | Power source must be on | |
pulled |
| and open circuit | voltage |
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| (OCV) present | at weld |
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| terminals. |
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| 2. | ||
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| connected. |
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| 3. | ||
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| match electrode polarity. | |
| 4. Jumper plug on control or | ||
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| option board may be loose | |
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| or missing. |
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| 5. | The power source O.C.V. | |
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| must be above 15 VDC. But | |
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| not more than 110 VDC. | |
| 6. | The gun trigger may be | |
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| faulty.- Replace gun. |
Wire feeds for a short time but | 1. The drive motor may be |
stops feeding. When gun trigger | overloaded. Check the wire |
is released and retriggered wire | feeding system. EX. Drive |
feeding starts but stops again. | roll tension, reel brake and |
| gun cable liner. |
Wire feeds OK, but stubs or | 1. | If the power source is a |
stops while welding. |
| constant current type |
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| supply the arc voltage may |
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| be “dipping” below 15 VDC |
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| causing the |
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| or hesitate. |
| 2. | Connect a constant voltage |
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| type power supply to the |
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| 3. | Make sure |
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| switch (S3) is in the proper |
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| position. |
RECOMMENDED COURSE OF ACTION
Contact your local
Lincoln Authorized
Field Service Facility
CAUTION
If for any reason you do not understand the test procedures or are unable to perform the tests/repairs safely, con- tact your local authorized field service facility for technical troubleshooting assistance before you proceed.