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Pretty much any MIG wiring diagram would do to check out the high-current side of things, the basic switched-transformer-winding design has been used for decades... it's only if you need to check out the control electronics (if it has any! 
) that it gets a bit more involved.
If the arc's not strking and you've ruled out poor connections to the earth return lead and the torch itself then you likely have a blown rectifier or something has died on the transformer primary side (main contactor not pulling-in, open-cct. winding etc.) - I imagine you've tried every switch setting for the output current?
) that it gets a bit more involved.If the arc's not strking and you've ruled out poor connections to the earth return lead and the torch itself then you likely have a blown rectifier or something has died on the transformer primary side (main contactor not pulling-in, open-cct. winding etc.) - I imagine you've tried every switch setting for the output current?
