What to do if Miller Recording Equipment has erratic weld and no control of output?
If you're experiencing erratic welds and lack of output control with your Miller Recording Equipment, check the remote voltage sense lead polarity to ensure correct sense lead connections. Refer to the applicable power source Owner’s Manual for guidance.
What to do if wire does not feed during inching on Miller SubArc Recording Equipment?
If the wire isn't feeding during inching on your Miller Recording Equipment, consider the following: 1. Ensure the Power Switch S1 is in the On position. 2. Check that the 24 volts AC input power is energized. 3. Increase the Jog Speed setting if the Jog Speed Control is set too low. 4. Inspect the wire feed motor; repair or replace it if needed. 5. Examine the Inch Up (PB3) and Inch Down (PB4) push buttons; replace if necessary. 6. If these steps don't resolve the issue, have a Factory Authorized Service Agent check and, if necessary, replace the control board PC1.
Why is there no Crater mode on my Miller SubArc Recording Equipment?
If you're not getting Crater mode on your Miller Recording Equipment, make sure the Crater Output, Crater Speed, and Crater Time controls are not set to 0. Also, verify that the volt sense leads are properly connected.
What to do if wire does not feed after pressing Start button on Miller SubArc?
If the wire doesn't feed after you press the Start button on your Miller Recording Equipment (assuming the wire feed inching functions are working), check the Start switch PB1 and replace it if necessary. Also, increase the run-in speed if the Run-In speed control is set too low.
How to fix wire feeding wrong direction during inching on Miller SubArc?
To change the direction of the wire feed during inching on your Miller Recording Equipment, flip the motor direction switch.
What to do if Miller Recording Equipment has no wire feed speed control during welding?
If you have no wire feed speed control with the Wire Speed control during welding on your Miller Recording Equipment, but speed can be controlled with the Run-In speed control, check the Output controls R9 and R10, and replace them if necessary. If the issue persists, have a Factory Authorized Service Agent check and, if needed, replace the control board PC1.
What to do if wire only feeds down whether Inch Down or Up button is pressed on Miller SubArc Recording Equipment?
If the wire only feeds down regardless of whether you press the Inch Down or Inch Up button on your Miller Recording Equipment, have a Factory Authorized Service Agent check and, if necessary, replace the control board PC1.
Explains symbols used in the manual to indicate potential hazards and instructions.
Details potential hazards associated with arc welding processes and equipment.
Explains additional safety symbols and their meanings, some specific to CE products.
Details where to find serial number and rating information on the controller.
Lists technical specifications including power input, dimensions, weight, and capacity.
Provides physical dimensions and mounting hole patterns for the controller unit.
Identifies and describes receptacles and their functions on the left side panel.
Details socket functions and contact information for RC1 connections.
Outlines socket functions for flux hopper hookups on RC3 connections.
Illustrates the physical layout and wiring points for terminal blocks TB1 and TB2.
Explains the function of each terminal on Terminal Block TB1.
Details the function of each terminal on Terminal Block TB2.
Shows the physical connections and cable routing for the SubArc interface analog unit.
Describes the functions of the controls and indicators located on the front panel of the unit.
Outlines recommended maintenance tasks and their frequency for the SubArc Interface Analog.
Lists error codes, their descriptions, and potential causes or remedies for the SubArc system.
Explains the function of the Status/Trouble Light and its behavior under different conditions.
Provides a table of common troubles, their possible causes, and recommended remedies.
Lists and identifies the individual parts and their quantities for the main assembly.
Provides contact information for distributors and service agencies for support and repairs.
Explains symbols used in the manual to indicate potential hazards and instructions.
Details potential hazards associated with arc welding processes and equipment.
Explains additional safety symbols and their meanings, some specific to CE products.
Details where to find serial number and rating information on the controller.
Lists technical specifications including power input, dimensions, weight, and capacity.
Provides physical dimensions and mounting hole patterns for the controller unit.
Identifies and describes receptacles and their functions on the left side panel.
Details socket functions and contact information for RC1 connections.
Outlines socket functions for flux hopper hookups on RC3 connections.
Illustrates the physical layout and wiring points for terminal blocks TB1 and TB2.
Explains the function of each terminal on Terminal Block TB1.
Details the function of each terminal on Terminal Block TB2.
Shows the physical connections and cable routing for the SubArc interface analog unit.
Describes the functions of the controls and indicators located on the front panel of the unit.
Outlines recommended maintenance tasks and their frequency for the SubArc Interface Analog.
Lists error codes, their descriptions, and potential causes or remedies for the SubArc system.
Explains the function of the Status/Trouble Light and its behavior under different conditions.
Provides a table of common troubles, their possible causes, and recommended remedies.
Lists and identifies the individual parts and their quantities for the main assembly.
Provides contact information for distributors and service agencies for support and repairs.
General| Brand | Miller |
|---|---|
| Model | SubArc |
| Category | Recording Equipment |
| Language | English |
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