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Troubleshooting
Problem |
| Possible Causes |
| Likely Solutions |
Tool will not start | 1. | No power at outlet. | 1. | Check power at outlet. |
| 2. | Cord not connected. | 2. | Check that cord is plugged in. |
| 3. | Line voltage incorrect. | 3. | Make sure the welder is plugged into a 230V |
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| electrical outlet. |
No weld output | 1. | Weld cable loose. | 1. | Tighten weld cable connection at welder. |
with ready light on | 2. | Bad work clamp to workpiece | 2. | Make sure the area where the clamp is |
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| connection. |
| attached is clean, exposed metal; free of dirt, |
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| paint and oil. |
No weld output; | 1. | Welder overheated. | 1. | Allow unit to cool with the fan on. |
high temperature | 2. | Duty cycle or amps too high. | 2. | Reduce duty cycle or amps. |
light on | 3. | Airflow is blocked. | 3. | Clean vents and fan out with compressed air. |
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Erratic or improper | 1. | Bad weld connections. | 1. | Clean and tighten weld connections. |
arc or welding | 2. | Polarity incorrect. | 2. | Connect polarity correctly. |
output | 3. | Workpiece painted or dirty. | 3. | Clean workpiece thoroughly. |
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| 4. | Ceramic Nozzle obstructed by | 4. | Clean or replace nozzle. |
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| welding spatter. |
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Fan not operating | 1. | Fan blocked/dirty. | 1. | Remove obstruction and clean with |
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| compressed air. |
| 2. | Fan broken. | 2. | Have the fan replaced by a qualified service |
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| technician. |
Main Supply Fuse | Circuit Breaker rating is too low. | Install a circuit breaker rated for greater than 20 | ||
shuts off frequently |
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| Amps. | |
Follow all safety precautions whenever diagnosing or servicing the tool. Disconnect power supply before service.
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