Black & Decker Welding Tools - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

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Most heat guns have a cool down mode on them after you use it and it takes a bit of time to properly function if this time allotment was circumvented they tend to burn out their coils. The coil can be checked with a multimeter. Also you can check the trigger and power cord

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You use both blades together.. On one blade is a (should be) a small metal knob sticking out from the side. On the other is a matching hole. Hold the blades crossed at 90 deg. Lock the knob into the hole on the other and slide blades parrallel, side by side. Both blades should now slip into the slots in handle and lock into place. They will not be exactly level with each other. One will stick out further.. Plug in power, and push run button.. Blades slide back and forth against each other, just hold sharp side against the meat, and push button.. Cuts like butter..
To remove for cleaning, there should be a small button near where the blades lock in, on the bottom (?) push to release blades.. for washing.

It is not possible for any metal (or anything for that matter!) to act opposite to gravity.
Everything has a weight (effect of gravitational pull on a mass), and is pulled towards another mass (in this case Earth) but many things are ligher than air, so they will float away from the earth until the air becomes so thin that its boyant effect is no longer stronger than the gravitational effect, and the objet can rise no further.

That is normal for a soldering gun especially if you are using acid core solder. I do a lot of soldering with rosin core & have to change the tip about every 6-8 months. Just get a couple of new tips. Rick

no its not the fuse in the plug but it could be the internal turmal fuse triping out on you,,,if its getting to hot this thurmal fuse will tip out keep intake vents clean and clear when using the hot air gun,,

It wil cost more than the clippers them selves,but generally anything with a blade like that can be sharpened. Try going to your local hair salon/barber and asking them who the use to get ther shears and scissors sharpened.

Sorry, this iron will not do the job. Yes the temp is higher than the solder, but once you touch it to the work, the heat is gone in Aluminim as it conducts heat at a very high rate. You need more wattage AND the upper heat level. A flame powered tool might be more appropriate. Contact Weller on their web site for recomendation

http://www.cooperhandtools.com/brands/weller/

Good Luck

Solder contains lead which is a poisonous metal. Wash your hands after woking with it.

Louis D Biasi You resurrected a 12 year old unanswered question which will now stick on the Homepage, 'Unsolved' despite being answered. It is always better to make a squeaky fresh, clean question of your own. The area where you posted is the 'Additional Information' information are so perhaps the OP can take his apart for you, but where the trigger connects should be pretty straight forward. Electrical schematics are available. Here are some manuals https://www.manualslib.com/brand/mishto/welding-system.html But is appears to also go by the name of 'Rossi'. Better manual here https://www.manualslib.com/products/Rossi-Welders-Weld-Mig220bz-3941072.html ..

I have the same problem with the Mighty Mig...Did you find these resistor values?

Question edited for clarity. Normally on the back or hidden inside https://www.google.com/search?q=iron+force+95+welder+fuse+location Seems to be an unknown make. Try the link where you live https://www.google.com/search?q=iron+force+95+welder+manual ..

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need a model number

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