Is the coil voltage on the finder 65.31 the same as the one you took out. Sometimes there's quite a few variants of the same relay number. Don't know why finder do this. It's even worse when the relay coil isn't marked as one of the ones in my Clarke plasma king 35 which I'm trying to fault find at the moment.
Ok so I have tried without recifier and it still buzzes! There is six wires going to the control at front of welder from main transformer for setting power I disconnected number one setting wire and relay stops buzzing
Thanks for that MigMug - I've added the link to our Links section.
Assuming it's the "12v Relay" in the diagram that's the culprit, it is driven from the PCB, but I was under the impression that the fault ocurred with the PCB disconnected???
Looking at the photos the welder has a spot timer on it, its job is to switch the relay on and off at timed intervals, if this circuit has failed then we'd get the symptoms we're getting.
Assuming the fault occurs with the PCB connected
1) does operating the timer control make a difference?
2) are there any burnt tracks or components on the PCB?
To test the unit without frying the relay it may be possible to connect a small bulb or an LED in its place.