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As turbo said, keep it clean inside and look for signs of loose, damaged wireing etc.
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RTech have high duty cycles enhanced by powerful fans consistently cooling. Down side is they are consistently bringing all the metallic dust from the air. I would whip the covers off 4 times a year and give a clean out. Mine gets dusty and it's fan on demand so it soon builds up.
I don't use an airline on mine as I've always thought they are quite harsh on the delicate boards. I dust them down lightly with a small soft paint brush while sucking it out with a Hoover. It's also worth checking the connections are all tight and that the relevant insulation is in place and in good nick. A welder service is really just an inspection and a clean up. Especially the inverters as they don't contain any serviceable items.
I don't use an airline on mine as I've always thought they are quite harsh on the delicate boards. I dust them down lightly with a small soft paint brush while sucking it out with a Hoover. It's also worth checking the connections are all tight and that the relevant insulation is in place and in good nick. A welder service is really just an inspection and a clean up. Especially the inverters as they don't contain any serviceable items.
