millermatic 350 p three phase

[cruizer]

That's a industrial 460/575 3 phase machine only. Probably got it cheap

[griff01]

Here's a picture of the chip board and the aluminum connector barr

A picture of that board is telling you and us, nothing.

Griff

[H80N]

Are you sure you have a 200/230v model?

They made 2 versions and depending on year
200/230 or 460v/575v older models
200/230/460v or 460/575v the newer models

What does the nameplate label indicate?

The serial# would not hurt either... a pic of the back panel serial/nameplate too pls...

[Broccoli1]

Are you sure you have a 200/230v model?

They made 2 versions and depending on year
200/230 or 460v/575v older models
200/230/460v or 460/575v the newer models

What does the nameplate label indicate?

[pete379]

Here's a picture of the chip board and the aluminum connector barr

[pete379]

K I'm trying to upload a picture of the chip board but it won't let me

[Cgotto6]

I can't understand what your saying Pete. Sorry, but if you clarify what you mean you might get more responses.

[pete379]

I drop tape back the red wire I looked in the owner manual I don't have a access panel in the rear I took panels off and on the the left side of the chip board I see a connector barr for the three phase and spot for 240 but there's no aluminum connector on there to bolt the conner barr too

[Broccoli1]

http://www.millerwelds.com/om/o1327ah_mil.pdf

[gnforge]

millermatic 350 p three phase

Mine is probably 4-years old and it's both single and 3-phase. But I'd need to read manual myself before switching over. I'm set for 1-phase now and I remember taping red wire back for future if needed.

[cruizer]

As far as I know, they are all single and 3 phase, so drop the red wire in your plug... Or merely read the owners manual... Capesh...

[pete379]

HI I'm looking to find a way to convert my miller 350 p from three phase to single phase Thank you