I hit my machines with the leaf blower I use to clean out the shop, I also keep them covered when they're not being used. In the spring I wash and polish them. The shop isn't that big, grinding dust gets on everything that's not covered. I clean my ground clamp and check for lose cable ends too.
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Ok, I know everyone was thinking it, but I'll say it. Welders and Weldors work better after being blown...
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Originally posted by ryanjones2150 View PostMaybe miller should put a picture of a guy blowing the dust out of his welder. <br />
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I just a Lincoln AC-225C from my dad, says it groans and gets hot quickly. I took the cover off yesterday and what did I find? Not just dust and dirt, but mud dobber nests and what appeared to be a vocational school for rodents to learn to build debris huts inside of welding machines. <br />
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Stuff was obstructing the vent louvers in the case for sure and who knows what else. Gave it a good washing and seems to be working fine.
Griff
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Well, it looks like the stick man got electrocuted and the other diagrams just show the air blow gun and the vacuum cleaner.
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Originally posted by ryanjones2150 View PostMaybe miller should put a picture of a guy blowing the dust out of his welder. <br />
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I just a Lincoln AC-225C from my dad, says it groans and gets hot quickly. I took the cover off yesterday and what did I find? Not just dust and dirt, but mud dobber nests and what appeared to be a vocational school for rodents to learn to build debris huts inside of welding machines. <br />
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Stuff was obstructing the vent louvers in the case for sure and who knows what else. Gave it a good washing and seems to be working fine.Last edited by H80N; 06-15-2016, 08:07 PM.
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Maybe miller should put a picture of a guy blowing the dust out of his welder. <br />
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I just a Lincoln AC-225C from my dad, says it groans and gets hot quickly. I took the cover off yesterday and what did I find? Not just dust and dirt, but mud dobber nests and what appeared to be a vocational school for rodents to learn to build debris huts inside of welding machines. <br />
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Stuff was obstructing the vent louvers in the case for sure and who knows what else. Gave it a good washing and seems to be working fine.
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Originally posted by H80N View Post
ABSOTUTELY... !!!
many of us have been telling folks to do that as part of their PM for years......
Griff
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Originally posted by aametalmaster View PostNow that I work for my LWS in sales I see lots of people and machines. Twice some Miller owners have had issues with their machines. So I blow them out and get lbs of dirt and paint from them that got sucked thru and they work so much better...Bob
many of us have been telling folks to do that as part of their PM for years......
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There are a lot of things that need a dusting and cleaning to run right .
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Blow your welders out..
Now that I work for my LWS in sales I see lots of people and machines. Twice some Miller owners have had issues with their machines. So I blow them out and get lbs of dirt and paint from them that got sucked thru and they work so much better...BobTags: None
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