Thank you sir, and your signature line pretty much sums me up as well.

Just measured my line voltage. I have 239VAC across a double breaker. From what I've read Miller is ok with 10%+/-. So...I need to move my jumpers by the looks. Am I correct in seeing posts 2&3, and 4&5 jumpered for 230V? Glad I don't have any Argon yet, I'd be so chomping at the bit to play...

LanceR wrote:Welcome from Stokes County, North Carolina.

Thank you sir, Vermonter here. I like North Carolina except the summer months. Have a hard time with heat and humidity. Happiest day to me is the first time I can throw a sweatshirt on in the fall.

Welcome to the forum, must suck having to put your bike away, plenty of time to practice welding, we're just coming out of our winter so my bike about to come out of hibernation. Naah, it's OK, the summer was way too hot to ride anyway. I'm ready for winter and grooming snowmobile trails personally.

This is how it was wired at the shop I bought it from. 1028181502_resized.jpg This is what is on the schematic inside the welder, the same as what is in the Owner's Manual. 1028181500_resized.jpg Suppose it's possible that they were using one leg of 3 phase for 200 VAC, and the machine was labeled f...

Serial number JK669265 Picked this up from a brazing shop in NH yesterday. Came with a TIGer cooler, all leads, and a CK20 torch. When it was unhooked from the breaker box, it says 480V next to the jumpers. Found the schematic inside left cover and looked at it this morning. The way I see it they ha...

thanks for having me. Used to be proficient with a Tig oh...about 35 years ago in high school. Haven't touched one in that long so I thought what the heck, why not buy one to play with :roll: . Mechanic by default, still waiting to wake up one day and know what I want to do with the rest of my life....