Soren Hansen
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Hiya all
After I changed to Argon my welder have started to misbehave. It seems that the sweetspot for welding don't exist on the machine, or is so narrow that I can't find it.
It doesn't matter what power range I use, and the feedspeed is eighter to fast or to slow. The welder runs on 16A 400V and delivers without problems 230+ A when I welded an excavator bucket this summer. That said, it was full power and a feed of 70%
http://www.mig-welding.co.uk/forum/media/20161024_192221.9306/ [/IMG]
The symptoms is "motorboating" or a sizzling sound and it looks like it was a TIG welder, not as when I used CO2.
The machine is capable of welding aluminium, and that is why I went the Argon way.
Should I just give up Argon or what ?
Anyway happy hollidays soon to you all
Soren
After I changed to Argon my welder have started to misbehave. It seems that the sweetspot for welding don't exist on the machine, or is so narrow that I can't find it.
It doesn't matter what power range I use, and the feedspeed is eighter to fast or to slow. The welder runs on 16A 400V and delivers without problems 230+ A when I welded an excavator bucket this summer. That said, it was full power and a feed of 70%
The symptoms is "motorboating" or a sizzling sound and it looks like it was a TIG welder, not as when I used CO2.
The machine is capable of welding aluminium, and that is why I went the Argon way.
Should I just give up Argon or what ?
Anyway happy hollidays soon to you all
Soren