You need to tell us what you are referencing when you tell us what voltages you are reading.
Your two poles will read 230V to each other, and each will be 115V to ground or neutral.
Are you saying you have a leg that is 230V TO NEUTRAL?
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If you can't tell, you ain't. Trust me, you'll know....Leave a comment:
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I have sprayed with my HH210. Not aluminum, but it looks like the thread has moved beyond that. It was during the first year I owned it and was purposely doing some testing with it. I used a C3 shielding gas, and .023" solid steel wire. C3 is 97% argon, 3% CO2Leave a comment:
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Then it would be easier to tell he wasn't doing anything except posing for an advertisement.
Plus, it put the grinder at a more comfortable height....Leave a comment:
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Wow. Thanks, Ed.
I take it back, guys. Pre-made cords have come way down. I didn't even do the math, not expecting it to have been that drastic a difference.Leave a comment:
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Building your own cord is far more cost effective. Yes, the factory molded plugs and connectors are nice, but a PROPERLY made one is just as sound. Many people, including some "electricians," don't have the knowledge or patience to make them properly.
Magnet clamps are crap,...Leave a comment:
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IF they care, just swap the Styrofoam. They might need to ship it back to Hobart unless they have a tech who repairs it locally.Leave a comment:
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Don't do anything before calling Hobart on Monday. They can use the serial number for warranty period and have a good idea how long items sit on the shelf before they are sold to the end user. They are also pretty keen on knowing what the issue is and very keen to help.Leave a comment:
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It won't be a real button that does anything until it pops. So the fact that it doesn't feel like a button means it has not popped from current overload.
Rookie......Leave a comment:
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Keep a pair of ****s or side-cutters handy for when the wire blob actually sticks to the tip. After getting the melted blob off, you can remove the tip and file it a bit to make the hole clean enough to be useful again. Sometimes, you'll have to unscrew it while the wire is still stuck to it (which...Last edited by MAC702; 02-23-2019, 08:53 PM.Leave a comment:
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Hobart is very, very good about this kind of customer service. Don't panic. You'll have answers on Monday.
I'm having deja vu about this overtemp light thing. Either I've experienced it or read about it before in enough detail to enter my subconscious. It's been killing me trying to ...Leave a comment:
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I fish wires into walls for a living. There are some that just refuse it. And there are some that just actively fight back...Leave a comment:
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Yeah, the overtemp light is pretty weird.Leave a comment:
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Well, to clarify, the #14 on a 30A breaker is technically fine and legal for a welding machine dedicated circuit, but it's such a short run, that it isn't that much more to do it with #10 wire and then the circuit is allowed to be used for anything else in the future, too, and won't ever confuse an...Leave a comment:
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