It's a selco genesis 382 ac/dc ,its developed a no output fault, it did it a few months ago then after a few hours rest it burst into life and was fine .There are an awful lot of clever bods on here who may be able to help, @HughF etc.
Post as many details as you possibly can, it might end up saving you time/money/hassle.
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I can see the hf board has been replaced with an aftermarket set up but overall it looks unmolested.
The problem I see is that it has lost the protective layer of grinding dust and there are no bits of swarf laying in the bottom of the machine, how do you expect it to work like that!
Yes I've tried that without success this time , when it did this a few months ago ,a few hours rest and it was working again.Yes, it looks pretty clean and I like those internals with the modular boards and no CMS on sight!
I'm suspecting I also had some trouble with my (GYS) welder after having let it plugged yet switched off during several (ten) hours.
Note sure what it is related to, but I noticed the welder enters some "definitely out" mode a few ten seconds after it is unplugged...
Did you tried the welder again after having unplugged it when it is not used?
(I did with mine and it appears to work better again)
Not yet, I was hoping it would repair itselfdaft question but when it unpluged you have been in there cheaking all the conections ? disconect and reconect all plugs you can get your hands on ?
BEWARE of capactors that can still hold a charge
BEWARE of capactors that can still hold a charge
I might try phoning them to see if they might have a look at it.Selco do say they hold spares for old models - never tested them though?