@alan-underwood849
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Random errors is likely a bad board. Check connections and tighten screws, my display cleared up. Test input power, And clean with alcohol. Contact Everlast support if it keeps up.
Grinding fan is likely bad bearings. Check motor for wear, And clean vents with compressed air. my fan quieted down after that. Lube bearings, And replace if it is bad.
Lower voltage to 18V on your Hobart 210, use 15 CFH argon, prevents burn-through.
wear safety glasses under helmet, my eyes feel safer.
Uneven feed comes from bad tension or rollers, Adjust drive roll tension on Handler 190, My Hobart had same issue, Use 230 ipm wire speed, Clean liner with alcohol, Check for wire kinks, Set voltage to 20V, Replace worn rollers.
Check for gas leaks on your Lincoln 140 mig welder, use 25 CFH argon, fixes porosity.
Feed is jerky cause of bad tension. Adjust roller pressure, my wire feeds smooth now. Check liner for clogs, Use 0.035-inch ER70S-6 wire, And clean with alcohol. Lube the liner too.
odd patterns comes from dirty steel surfaces, Degrease with alcohol thorough before welding, My YesWelder welds clean now, Check gas flow consistency.
Use shade 11 lense, it is better for bright arcs.
Lower voltage to 18V on your Millermatic 355, use 15 CFH argon, prevents burn-through.
lower voltage to 17V, It cuts down spatter for cleaner welds.
Use heavier gauge clamp cable, it helps.
Use heavier gauge clamp cable, it helps.
Bump amps to 130 on your Lincoln Electric stick welder, use 1/8-inch 7018 electrod, boosts arc strength.
Faulty ground clamp prevents ignition. Tighten clamp, clean with alcohol, my welder starts better. Check electrode for dampness, bake at 250°F for an hour to stabilize arc.
March 1, 2025 at 8:26 pm in reply to: Weird results from simder arc 200 on 0.035-inch 4043 wire — spatter #54766cleaned contact tip with wire file, flow is better.
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