There is an old SRH 444 in the shop that runs VERY hot, even at lower settings. When the dial shows about 50amps on the LOW settings, it'll burn a 1/8 7018 like there is no tomorrow.. It also has a funny sound for the first few seconds after the arc is struck,almost like a high frequency start or something. Anyone have any experience with these?
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Probably a shorted diode, or failed rheostat.
I'd go with the failed rheostat if it was my guess. Might want to make sure your not in remote position without a remote.
Is the breaker on the left side popping? if so you have a failed control bridge rectifier, a $15 fixLast edited by ventureline; 11-25-2008, 04:57 PM.
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