P Pigthief New Member Messages 9 Location Louth Jan 2, 2020 #1 Welding yesterday, welder working great. Then swapped gas and it went pop, it switch the main fuse in the garage, I reset it and now the welder gets power but it won't feed wire or weld. What have I done? Is it properly dead?
Welding yesterday, welder working great. Then swapped gas and it went pop, it switch the main fuse in the garage, I reset it and now the welder gets power but it won't feed wire or weld. What have I done? Is it properly dead?
gaz1 Member Messages 19,796 Location westyorkshire Jan 2, 2020 #2 check your pc board has power at the secondary transformer either the board has some damage or the stepdown to your motor has been damaged also check your magnetic contacts as these feed your wire motor and without feeding wire you wont weld anything
check your pc board has power at the secondary transformer either the board has some damage or the stepdown to your motor has been damaged also check your magnetic contacts as these feed your wire motor and without feeding wire you wont weld anything
P Pigthief New Member Messages 9 Location Louth Jan 2, 2020 #3 Thanks, first off. Second how and how. My electrical knowledge is wiring a plug and soldering.
gaz1 Member Messages 19,796 Location westyorkshire Jan 2, 2020 #4 https://www.mig-welding.co.uk/forum/threads/clarke-100e-problems-and-hello.29566/ https://www.mig-welding.co.uk/forum/threads/clarke-100e-wire-feed-problem.30536/
https://www.mig-welding.co.uk/forum/threads/clarke-100e-problems-and-hello.29566/ https://www.mig-welding.co.uk/forum/threads/clarke-100e-wire-feed-problem.30536/
angellonewolf Member Messages 8,651 Location bristol england Jan 2, 2020 #6 on my clark there is a fuse on the board worth cheaking
P Pigthief New Member Messages 9 Location Louth Jan 3, 2020 #7 So think I found the problem IMAG0006.jpg 132.4 KB · Views: 129
P Pigthief New Member Messages 9 Location Louth Jan 3, 2020 #8 44701 - Isolation Transformer, EI 30 x 18, 2.8 VA, 18V, 156 mA, 1 x 230V, PCB MOUNTED 44xxx Series so looking at this to replace
44701 - Isolation Transformer, EI 30 x 18, 2.8 VA, 18V, 156 mA, 1 x 230V, PCB MOUNTED 44xxx Series so looking at this to replace
P Pigthief New Member Messages 9 Location Louth Jan 3, 2020 #9 or this 44161 - Isolation Transformer, EI 30 x 18, 2.3 VA, 18V, 128 mA, 1 x 230V, PCB MOUNTED 44xxx Series would either work?
or this 44161 - Isolation Transformer, EI 30 x 18, 2.3 VA, 18V, 128 mA, 1 x 230V, PCB MOUNTED 44xxx Series would either work?
Seadog Save the planet. It's the only one with rum! Messages 12,664 Location NE London - UK Jan 3, 2020 #10 Go for the first one if in doubt. Better to have an up-rated version.
P Pigthief New Member Messages 9 Location Louth Jan 3, 2020 #11 I have ordered the first one hoping it comes quick and fixes the problem. Is there anything else I should check whilst out of order?
I have ordered the first one hoping it comes quick and fixes the problem. Is there anything else I should check whilst out of order?
gaz1 Member Messages 19,796 Location westyorkshire Jan 3, 2020 #12 unless you have a multi meter to use and test then its a no and take a risk with it something has had to cause that to short at that point
unless you have a multi meter to use and test then its a no and take a risk with it something has had to cause that to short at that point
P Pigthief New Member Messages 9 Location Louth Jan 3, 2020 #13 I have a multi meter, and the transformer is now off the pcb and its black across the primary
P Pigthief New Member Messages 9 Location Louth Jan 12, 2020 #14 Well all fixed, the better transformer fixed the problem. Thx peeps