I have wire feed and hf 250 miller ac-dc arc welding machine can I make mig weld on that?
Switch from tig welding to mig by switching your current from AC to DC for mig. change from your tig gun to your mig gun. turn water flow off. proper ground and weld away.
You should also not be using the same gases for TIG welding as you do for MIG welding. Both of these processes use different kinds of gas. TIG primarily uses argon, as stated previously. MIG, however, common uses carbon dioxide (co2).
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SOURCE: Miller S-54D 115V digital wire feeder that does not weld right.
Hi Kevin,
Causes of poor penetration: Travel speed too fast, welding current too low,
poor joint design / and or preparation, electrode diameter too large,
wrong type of electrode, excessively long arc length.
Solutions: Decrease travel speed, increase welding current, increase root
opening or decrease rootface, use smaller electrode, use electrode with deeper
penetration characteristics, reduce arc length.
SOURCE: lincoln electric ac/dc arc welder model ac/dc
my welder doesn't weld but my electric meeter goes wild.
SOURCE: trying find out what i
you will need a AC high frequency unit to weld aluminum. For stainless and mild steel just need a dry run tig torch, hose kit and 100% argon.
SOURCE: will a ya219b snap on by century mig welder weld flux core wire
Are you using knurled rollers? Check the wire. Is it reversed polarity. Flux cored wire is very voltage sensitive.
SOURCE: Miller welder 225 arcs but wont continue welding
There is an electrical connector that the wiring harness for the engine plugs into at the rear of the generator case. On the one that I had, there was corrosion in that connector. Once I fixed the wiring there, the voltage sensing feature worked correctly. The connector was located on the right side if you were looking at the controls. Hope this helps.
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