Wandering arc is from a bad ground. Check clamp for corrosion, And use 3/32-inch tungsten. my arc stabilized after that. Clean with alcohol, And set 25 CFH argon.
Outlet tripping is cause of a weak circuit. Use a 50-amp breaker, my Hobart runs fine now. Check wire gauge, And use a dedicated outlet. Avoid long cords, And test voltage.
Loud fan is probably debris or bad bearings. Clean vents with compressed air, And check bearings for wear. my fan quieted down after that. Lube the motor, And test voltage.
No arc is likely a bad torch. Check torch cable for breaks, And use 3/32-inch tungsten. my arc started fine after that. Clean with alcohol, And check connections.
Breaker tripping is cause of a weak circuit. Use a 50-amp breaker, my Hobart runs fine now. Check wire gauge, And use a dedicated outlet. Avoid long cords, And test voltage.
Holes mean excessive heat on steel, Set PowerMIG 260 to 18V for control, Use 0.030-inch wire for better results, My Lincoln burned through too, Clean with alcohol, Set wire speed to 220 ipm, Use 20 CFH argon, Use pulse mode.
Unstable pool means bad gas flow. Use 3/32-inch tungsten at 120 amps. My pool stabilized. Clean with alcohol. Set AC balance to 70%. Use 25 CFH argon. Check leaks.
Weak welds comes from low voltage, Bump to 24V, My Esab Rebel welded better after, Use 25 CFH argon, set wire speed to 240 ipm, clean with acetone, and check for joint fit-up.
Splatter means wrong settings. Lower voltage to 20. Use 0.035-inch wire for control. My beads look clean. Check gas flow at 20 CFH. Clean with alcohol. Use a weave.
