Let me also state for the record that this man's machine, a Giant, is not one that we sell for we sell only GiantTech, two completely unassociated companies.Let me also state for the record that this man's machine, a Giant, is not one that we sell for we sell only GiantTech, two completely unassociated companies.
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There are several things that could cause this:
1. The relay (contactor) that switches on the arc is not closing and it could be bad.
2. The diodes in the power supply are bad.
3. The low voltage transformer is bad.
the current setting is not working correctly
indicates that the amp setting for the wire is too low or if it is an inverter , the volts setting is far too low
Make sure the switch for remote power or control at machine is on the right setting. It will arc but very faint if this switch is not on the right setting.
Transformer is burned out. Various windings are taken off at different points to alter the amount of power, they have eventually burned right through , So that is why some worked and some didn't It has now completely gone. The cost to replace the transformer may well exceed the cost of a new welder.
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