J jimrock New Member Messages 3 Mar 21, 2009 #1 Have a Airco Mini 130 on the job and it was plugged into a 220 volt power source, now it will not strike a arc... any help out there thanks Jim
Have a Airco Mini 130 on the job and it was plugged into a 220 volt power source, now it will not strike a arc... any help out there thanks Jim
madkayaker Pro sparkey Pro Welder Messages 13,683 Mar 21, 2009 #2 what is the input voltage on that machine?
J jimrock New Member Messages 3 Mar 22, 2009 #3 The input voltage is 110. I found a burned out transistor on the pc board today and replaced it. that didn't work. Jim
The input voltage is 110. I found a burned out transistor on the pc board today and replaced it. that didn't work. Jim
J jimrock New Member Messages 3 Mar 24, 2009 #4 Here's a pic of the PC board with the bad chip. DSC_0048.jpg 59.4 KB · Views: 1,369
M1CDQ Member Messages 207 May 16, 2009 #5 at a guess its an inverter based welder. If you have put in 230v then the chances a lot more components have been fried. you could realy do with a circuit diagram.How was it managed to be plugged in to 230v as 110v and 230v plugs are different
at a guess its an inverter based welder. If you have put in 230v then the chances a lot more components have been fried. you could realy do with a circuit diagram.How was it managed to be plugged in to 230v as 110v and 230v plugs are different
J Jake SS Member Messages 361 May 17, 2009 #6 jimrock said: Here's a pic of the PC board with the bad chip. Click to expand... The hybrid section is probably smoked, the blue section, if it is you will not be able to fix it.
jimrock said: Here's a pic of the PC board with the bad chip. Click to expand... The hybrid section is probably smoked, the blue section, if it is you will not be able to fix it.