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Anonymous Posted on May 15, 2011

My welder suddenly stopped feeding wire and gas when i push the trigger. i'm assuming that either there is a problem with the trigger signal or the duty cycle was exceeded. If the duty cycle was exceeded it was before today, and the welder was working fine earlier today. what would be the best way to trouble shoot the trigger signal?

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Hi there,
I found a manual that has a lot of information in it.These welders only have a duty cycle of 30% so that means you can only run them 3 minutes out of 10.They have thermo switches that shut them down before they get to hot.The house breaker needs to be around 50 amps at least I have a 125 buzz box and a wire feed and that's what I use.I would check the circuit breaker in the house to see if its tripped.I turn my mig on the side so that the shavings from the wire pushing wheels don't get pushed into the liner and clog the wire and make it jam.Well hope this helps.Thank You for choosing FixYa.com and good luck!



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