Need help with my Licoln Tig module and ranger gxt 250

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hey guys just bought a used unit off of ebay.  I didnt realize it did not come with the power plug to plug into a regular outlet.  Is there anyway to plow this up without it or do you have no choice but to use the plug for 115v? thanks
Reply:get the code numbers of your welder and the tig module.Call Lincoln product tech support . from what I can tell there are different cord sets between the tig module and the welder. depends on which welder it used and if the welder has 115 volts at weld speed. with out you code and K numbers only Lincoln can help.
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Reply:Bought it on eBay for 500 didn’t think I was going to get buyer to accept but he did. It came from India. Got here In 4 days but I didn’t get a 115v plug wish should be here in a couple of day’s.
Reply:hey guys I , i finally got the 115v plug in the mail. Plug it in and it powered up thank god.  My question is if you have to hook up the positive and negative to the lincoln ranger gxt why would it need to be plugged into a 115v outlet?
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Originally Posted by UniqueTouch

hey guys I , i finally got the 115v plug in the mail. Plug it in and it powered up thank god.  My question is if you have to hook up the positive and negative to the lincoln ranger gxt why would it need to be plugged into a 115v outlet?
Reply:thank you rex i appreciate the info did a little reading. Was actually looking for a half way decent video but hard to find one for this.  I was wondering though how I can do aluminum welding with it? I just switch the leads around?  Have you ever did AC TIG with it? interested in how it works out.
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Originally Posted by UniqueTouch

thank you rex i appreciate the info did a little reading. Was actually looking for a half way decent video but hard to find one for this.  I was wondering though how I can do aluminum welding with it? I just switch the leads around?  Have you ever did AC TIG with it? interested in how it works out.
Reply:I have one of these modules if I remember right they have to be plugged into the power source 110 outlet not the garage or shop outlet also the duty cycle is really low I never could get it to run a good bead way over rated attachment in my book !