Hello, I am working on a 2000 bobcat 225nt. I have it running and idling fine. The 110 outlets are right where they are supposed to be. I cannot get it to strike an arc. I have checked the fuse on the inside of the machine. I tried to trace wires down but cannot read the numbers on all the wires. All wires look to be attached good. Any help would be great
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Originally posted by benelli7979 View PostHello, I am working on a 2000 bobcat 225nt. I have it running and idling fine. The 110 outlets are right where they are supposed to be. I cannot get it to strike an arc. I have checked the fuse on the inside of the machine. I tried to trace wires down but cannot read the numbers on all the wires. All wires look to be attached good. Any help would be great.
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Ok I got 71 dc volts in run and 40 on idle at the studs. I believe that's what cruizer is asking you.
Also check your dials and make sure there snapped in place. Saw a electric Lincoln one day in between 70 and 85 that wouldn't do nothing until we snapped the dial in place.Last edited by Kpack; 03-28-2016, 07:31 PM.
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Originally posted by Kpack View PostOk I got 71 dc volts in run and 40 on idle at the studs. I believe that's what cruizer is asking you.
Also check your dials and make sure there snapped in place. Saw a electric Lincoln one day in between 70 and 85 that wouldn't do nothing until we snapped the dial in place.
Norm
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Originally posted by benelli7979 View PostI wasn't measuring at the + and - studs I was measuring ac voltage at the plugin 110 outlets. I measured dc voltage at the ground and stinger studs and got zero volts
Mind you I'm not a welder tech., but that don't sound good !
Norm
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