Might contact people in link below, they just might have a lens the will fit....
https://regulatortorchrepair.com/
Dale M.
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Think you need to lift gun and break the arc a few milliseconds before you get off the trigger ...
Have had good luck using PAM (cooking oil in spray can) as anti spatter gel....Leave a comment:
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If it tried to run on starting fluid but wont run continuously it is probably not getting fuel through carb...
I would suspect a fuel problem at carb.... Maybe float stuck closes or dried up fuel clogging main jet.... IF it has drain in float bowl I would suggest you remove and see if...Leave a comment:
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Sounds like HOBART needs to add a plug/connector lock feature at manufacturing level....Leave a comment:
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Good you solved your problem, but if it reappears it may simply be a build up of crud along length of liner, sometimes a simple blast of high pressure air through liner clears out the cud and all is well again....Leave a comment:
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.023 and .024 is somebodies perverted game on sizing, for all practical purposes they are the same size.... After all you are only talking of .001th of a inch....Leave a comment:
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So far everything specially post #5 screams 240Volt wiring/connection... But that is only relying on graphics provided and previous (messages) text......Leave a comment:
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First off are you sure you have 120Volts at receptical and not 240Volts.....Do you have meter to check it?Leave a comment:
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First off why 50 amp breaker..... At very top end setting you should only need 30 amp breaker (MAX) ..... And what does your 30 amp receptical look like?.... Not aware plug on end of cord was right type for 30 amp receptical.... It really sounds like you are on a 240V circuit....... You sure its a 120Volt...Last edited by Dale M.; 09-20-2021, 09:07 PM.Leave a comment:
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Welcome to the Weld Talk forum.....
Have you gone through all the troubleshooting techniques in owners manual?....
Don't have manual. might find it here....
https://www.hobartwelders.com/support/manuals-and-partsLeave a comment:
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Welcome to Weld Talk....
Might want to see if local welding supply can help... Some have qualified tech on site or can send it out...
Or
https://regulatortorchrepair.com/
http://www.billswelderrepair.com/Torch_Reg.htmlLeave a comment:
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IF the nomenclature panel on unit states 110 or 120V and plug on line cord fits you receptical, I would venture to guess plug it in and go....Leave a comment:
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Might try these people....
https://regulatortorchrepair.com/pro...gulator-parts/
http://www.billswelderrepair.com/Torch_Reg.htmlLeave a comment:
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Problem here is not with the welder its with the weldor, he does not understand the process and is pissed because the warranty did not transfer from original purchaser and he does not even read replies from Hobart Tech or anyone else.... If he would ditch the attitude, he might get some success........Last edited by Dale M.; 09-09-2021, 05:35 PM.Leave a comment:
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Should not matter, never heard of any requirement that tanks have to be a set to be filled....Last edited by Dale M.; 09-16-2021, 06:20 PM.Leave a comment:
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Try contacting them , they may have tech support person and may have data in their archives...Leave a comment:
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The real question is how much do you need portable welder?....
I have Generac 6500 watt genny to run house and well during power failures, and in 7 years I have never needed to use my welder portable with generator,,,,Last edited by Dale M.; 08-30-2021, 06:56 PM.Leave a comment:
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Your question and responses do not do anything to clarify what actual problem is.... You should not have to shut down welder at end of weld, and restart it to start a new (continuing) bead.... At this point it would seem its a operator problem (understanding machine) more then a machine problem...Leave a comment:
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Probably a Hobart Handler 140 would fit you needs, it can handle up to 1/4 material and be dialed down to work with very thin materials....
The HH140 works well with either flux core (FCAW) or solid wire and shield gas (GMAW) and either .023 or .030 wires...
Yes there are cheaper...Leave a comment:
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Did you check spool gun switch?Leave a comment:
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