20 Most Recent Clarke Power Products Clarke 130EN Wirefeed Welder - 110 Volts, 130 Amps, Model# WE6523 - Page 4 Questions & Answers

Check the liner, if "kinked" replace.

The only things I can think of are:

• The tension on the coil of welding wire is too tight and needs slackening off.
  
• The feed rollers need cleaning and the tension adjusting.

If none of these solutions solve your problem then I can not help you any further.

1] Remove the power cable from the power. (socket on the wall) remove the top cover there should be a fuse located on the wiring panel.
2] perform all your house keping- like, all plugs and socket are tight, the correct contact tip with the the right wire size, roller/s are also the correct ones for the wire size and are turning if they are turning but not feeding the wire, then, the rollers need to be tightend , get back to us.

Hi there,
Tig is very brite.If your seeing spots I would try another hood for awhile.If the battery is to weak or you can't adjust up to shade 12 for tig it can be very hard on your eyes.I would try a regular hood on some scrap and see how that works.I couldn't change the battery in my hood so I just had to buy another one.One other thing check for leaks in your hood.You've already done that more than likely.
Do you need a cheater lens?

Your local Clarke distributor should have it. Otherwise Check Ebay or if you have a tool repair company in your area.

Check thermal overload. Also make sure the ground clamp connection is sound.

No. Not with the spool up on the gun. It is one of the few flux core specific welders. This is not to say you could not try. the hard part is the plumbing between the gun and the main box. If you can get that figured out it would otherwise be the same components as other MIG welders.

It is likely the SCR's failed. It is much cheaper to replace those than the entire board. Also look for bulging electrolytic capacitors as they would indicate a shorted condition as well.