Miller 200Le arc welder something fell against the starter and it shorted the motor out now it shows power to evrything . but will not even turn over

Based on the information provided, it seems that there may be an issue with the Remote 14 connection on the Miller Synco Wave 350 DX TIG/arc welder. Here are some steps that can be taken to troubleshoot the issue:

1. Check the Remote 14 connection: Make sure that the Remote 14 connector is securely plugged into the welder. If it is loose or not fully connected, this could cause issues with the pedal not being recognized.

2. Check the pedal connection: Ensure that the pedal is properly connected to the Remote 14 connector. If it is not plugged in all the way or if there is any damage to the cable, this could cause issues with the pedal not being recognized.

3. Check for error codes: The Miller Synco Wave 350 DX TIG/arc welder has a built-in diagnostic system that can display error codes if there is an issue with the machine. Check to see if any error codes are displayed and refer to the user manual for troubleshooting steps.

4. Contact Miller customer support: If none of these steps resolve the issue, it may be necessary to contact Miller customer support for further assistance.

In summary, if your Remote 14 is not reading your pedal on your Miller Synco Wave 350 DX TIG/arc welder, you should check the connections, look for error codes, and contact customer support if necessary.

What part or area is overheating?

connect the + lead to the spool gun so that there is power at the end of the wire to make the arc
there should have been a user manual showing how to connect it into the system
try searching -- user manual for ( make and model of ) spool gun

Shorted rectifier (diodes) assembly. 2 flat pieces of aluminum. follow the weld leads back. I think it's on the left.

The wiring diagram for the charging system on a Miller Aead-200le Constant Current AC/DC Arc Welding Generator Gas Powered will be provided in the operator's manual for the machine. The manual will have detailed information on the wiring diagram of the charging system, including the connection and function of the starter under the flywheel.
It's important to refer to this manual for specific instructions and guidelines for the wiring diagram of the charging system. You can find the manual on the Miller website or you can contact Miller Electric and request a copy of the manual.
If you cannot find the manual or if you are not familiar with reading wiring diagrams, it's best to take your welder to a qualified Miller Electric welder repair service center, they will be able to provide you with the necessary information and help you troubleshoot the issue.

Motors and generators are the same in this sense. The winding of a field coil is defective. The winding heats up with use and the winding expands causing it to short out and quits doing it's intended purpose. An hour of cooling allows the winding to contract thus clearing the short circuit. A good motor rewinder person can find the defective winding with an oven or heat gun and can rewind it for a fraction of a new welder generator.

All welders have what is caller a duty cycle switch that becomes hot expands and disengages the welder unit. Much like a thermostat works. It may well be that yours is defective. If you are handy you could do an R&R yourself. First you need to observe that this is your problem. If you are able to reset the unit after some cooling or the unit resets itself this R&R should correct your problem.

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It's the high frequency, ground the case of machine, work lead connection and work table, do not chain grounds together, this will cause a ground loop.

give me a day or so and i will have the solution for you