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Tue, 31 Aug 2021 10:05:47 GMT
Hello,I'm new to this board and I'm hoping someone can point me in the right direction. I have an older Marquette MIG that I use around the house. I've replaced the torch and a couple other small components, and it worked pretty well...until the other day when the wire stopped feeding. I'm still getting the high current power (I can make sparks if I pull the wire out manually). Trying the obvious first I checked the switch in the torch before replacing the circuit board that controls the wire feed speed. No luck.BEING EXTREMELY CAREFUL, I tested and confirmed that there is no power going to the wire feed motor. I'm not comfortable poking around inside the case on this thing. Can anyone offer a suggestion on something to try before I have to fork out money for a new welder?Thanks,Jim
Reply:If you are not comfortable poking around (which is wise if you haven't really done it before), find a LWS that does service and I'll bet they can fix it for you at reasonable cost.Where I am, an outfit called Cunninghams has tech staff, load banks, etc. on site and they can fix just about anything.
Reply:Thanks for the information. I'll get in contact with my local shop the next time I have a spare moment.Thanks again,Jim
Replyroblem solved. Turns out that one of the power switches on the front had a dirty contact. I did all kinds of troubleshooting before stumbling onto the cause. Welder seems to be working fine now, though with all my troubleshooting I now need to readjust everything.Thanks,Jim

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