What to do if wire burns back with Miller Electric WC-24?
If the wire burns back when using Miller Electric Welding Accessories, ensure that plug PLG4 is securely connected to the 14-pin receptacle on the welding power source. Also, check that the gun plug is properly connected to the Gun Control receptacle RC3 on the weld control. For further assistance, consult the Troubleshooting Section of the gun and/or welding power source Owner’s Manual.
What to do if pressing the gun trigger does not energize or feed wire on Miller Electric Welding Accessories?
If pressing the gun trigger on your Miller Electric Welding Accessories doesn't energize or feed the wire, make sure plug PLG4 is securely in the 14-pin receptacle on the welding power source. Also, check that the gun plug is securely in the Gun Control receptacle RC3 on the weld control. For further troubleshooting, refer to the Troubleshooting Section of the gun and/or welding power source Owner’s Manual.
What to do if pressing gun trigger energizes wire, but wire does not feed on Miller Electric WC-24?
If pressing the gun trigger energizes the wire but it doesn't feed when using Miller Electric Welding Accessories, refer to the Troubleshooting Section of the gun Owner’s Manual for guidance.
What to do if pressing gun trigger feeds wire, but wire is not energized on Miller Electric WC-24?
If pressing the gun trigger feeds the wire but the wire is not energized when using Miller Electric Welding Accessories, make sure plug PLG4 is securely connected to the 14 pin receptacle on the welding power source. For additional troubleshooting steps, consult the Troubleshooting Section of the welding power source Owner’s Manual.
General| Brand | Miller Electric |
|---|---|
| Model | WC-24 |
| Category | Welding Accessories |
| Language | English |
Details general risks associated with arc welding processes.
Details electrical shock dangers and preventative measures.
Discusses risks from welding fumes and gases and necessary precautions.
Explains risks from arc rays and protective measures.
Covers fire and explosion risks during welding operations.
Addresses hazards from flying metal and sparks during operation.
Warns about hazardous gas buildup in confined spaces.
Details burn risks from hot components and recommends cooling periods.
Explains risks associated with compressed gas cylinders and safe handling.
Lists precautions against fire and explosion from unit placement and wiring.
Provides solutions for common operational issues.
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