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[1997CST]

That's part of the torch head. it is not sold seperate

[1997CST]

[1997CST]

Points are relatively cheap. Doesn't hurt to keep a set on hand??

[1997CST]

If you are going to use 75/25 all you need is a flow meter. Any welding supply company will have it. i recommend using 75/25.

[1997CST]

C4 mylar 0.1 uf 200 VDC
C3 paper 10 uf 600 VDC
Both are obsolete, no longer available from Miller

[1997CST]

In the 14 pin plug on the front of your machine. Unhook the wire feeder and jump those 2 pins. No voltage there, just a dry contact. It triggers your output...

[1997CST]

If you knew it was welding before it sat up check the big corn cob resistors. clean underneath the bands as rust accumulates after sitting.
If you're not sure it welded you need to check if you have flashing to the slip rigs, diodes and blocking diodes. If you have no 110v than it all starts at...

[1997CST]

Check the red wire (B) in your control cable to the feeder. You can jump A and B on the front of the machine and if you get output it's a control cable or wire feeder problem, not your CP. if you jump A and B and still have no output then its in the CP

[1997CST]

Ryan is correct. It could be one of the microswitches on the selector not satisfied. Have you tried it in stick mode?

[1997CST]

What's your OCV?

[1997CST]

That's not normal. usually means front panel board is bad

[1997CST]

Fuel pump might not be working as well as you think if it was cold natured. Might be a pin hole in the diaphragm allowing fuel to drain out of the pump over night. If the needle and float aren't suck get some flammable brake cleaner and squirt in into the carb as you're cranking on it. If it picks up...

[1997CST]

Fuel shut off solenoid behind the carburetor. Machine sat up for awhile? Remove the 2 screws and see if it is rusted or plugged.

[1997CST]

You are correct. Someone accidently held the trigger as they turned the machine on then started turning dials. reset and you'r egood to go.

[1997CST]

Everything starts at the brushes. When ever trouble shooting that's the first step. Easy fix!