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  • #16
    Don't really want to throw money at something if it won't fix it. What would you do at this point? I also noticed that in mig
    mode the was no decimal point in the volt meter.

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    • #17
      Thank you for your time and advice so far. cruzier.

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      • #18
        Originally posted by doubledoor View Post
        Thank you for your time and advice so far. cruzier.
        Well, I would pop a test board in, 99% sure it's the front display board though, obviously a programming glitch. And no it can't be reprogrammed, nor sent out and repaired.

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        • #19
          So I have figured out that the decimal point on the volt display is burnt out. So in stick mode it is reading 98.9 volts and squealing. And 98.9 volts in scratch start tig mode. But runs fine in wire mode.

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          • #20
            So you wire welded with it, or did you just put it in CV mode? Maybe put it in VS CV mode and see if the unit squeels.

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            • #21
              Yes I welded with it. Hooked it up to my xr alu machine and it welded smooth as can be. In the V sense mode it bounces between the volts you are set at and 96.8. It does not squeal like in stick mode but makes a humming noise. Not silent like the other modes.

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              • #22
                open circuit voltage is somewhat too high. the bouncing between voltage and ocv is what its supposed to do. I wonder if the voltage pickup line has come off the back of the output stud/s

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                • #23
                  where is that located? Also in stick mode when it squeals it sounds like it is the transformer. (coming from the back of the tunnel) and in V sense mode it sounds like the front igbt humming.
                  Last edited by doubledoor; 04-26-2015, 11:48 AM.

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                  • #24
                    We're both Igbts changed Out? Don't really want to play with the tunnel transformers. Quite the nightmare there. As for the pickups they are on each of the output studies held on with a brass nut.

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                    • #25
                      Yes changed them both with new ones from miller. Original help7 problem would go away when front igbt was unplugged. So I thought new ones would fix the problem.

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                      • #26
                        I thick something is shot on my top board and that's causing all the problems.

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                        • #27
                          Would be one of the pulse transformers. This board you can send out for rebuild

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                          • #28
                            can you recommend any places that rebuild them?

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