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Re: My wire dont feed out some time when i pull the...
Inside your machine just in front of the wire spool is an adjustment to increase the tension on the wire tighten it a little bit at a time until your wire feeds
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Been welding for a while, open side, check for proper tension on the feed wheel inside side panel, hit the trigger, if feed motor continues to spin tensioner needs tightened or mig wire may be getting hung up inside main cable lead. If motor is off on off on then its probbably the switch on the trigger getting a bad good connection, hope this helps o and check welding tip on gun end, may need replaced if worn or melted, unscrews.
These welders have thermal breakers in them so if they get to hott the will automatically stop feeding the wire but the fan will remain on, try changing the breaker i think its in the door where the spool is held. good luck]
check the wire drive motor it may have burnt out also check the wire wheel drive teeth they may be slipping and dont try using rusty wire it rips the teeth off the wire drive wheel if this is all good check the neck triger switch if thats not working the wire feed wont work then take out the nippel and pull the wire through it to check its free in the feed tude with no kinks in it,,,
i have a miller 210, when i pull triger it makes clicking noise and does not feed wire, then when i pull trigger again it works, does this sound like a gun problem or controller problem
Look on the front pannel. thier should be a "latching Switch" indicated by "4 X 2" little arrowes. The 4 is " pull the triger -- the release the arc continues, the "2" is pull the trigger and the arc startes release the trigger the arc stops simplesssssssss
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if i were you i would leave the bolt alown,,its a hell of a job getting them back in,,,as for the triger i know there a bit on the heavy side to pull at nearly 4 lbs but its a safe pull,you could drop the gun into a gum smith and get him to snip off a coil off the triger pull spring,,and stone the sear,, but be warned it will make the triger twitchy,,you realy dont wont to light a triger on a hunting rifle 4 - 6 lbs is normal
Release the wire feed rollers,turn the wire feed dial up to maximum ensure you are well away from the earth clamp, pull the triger, you should hear the relay click in, if it dosn't check the 5 mil anti serge fuse positioned on either the front of the set or on the control panel near the wire feed rollers inside the cabinet. usualy covered by a plastic screwed knob, make sure the unit is unpluged before any testing.
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