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TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM
Pump does
not run when
switch is
turned on
Torch be-
comes hot
during use
Coolant leak at
Hose fittings
Foul odor and
debris in Cool-
ant
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CAUSE
No power to
the Eastwood
Elite TIG Torch
Water Cooler
GFCI has
tripped, Pump
not running
Hose has be-
come pinched
or kinked, cool-
ant not flowing
Coolant
temperature
has exceeded
125°F
Hose not fully
installed on
Brass Fitting
Hose stretched
where it fits
over Brass
Fitting
Bacteria and
or fungus has
grown in the
coolant
Eastwood Technical Assistance: 800.343.9353 >> tech@eastwood.com
CORRECTION
Check the local 120 VAC power connection.
Check for tripped circuit breaker.
Reset if necessary.
Check for tripped GFCI on Plug of Power Cord.
Press TEST Button then Press RESET Button.
Check for tripped GFCI on Plug of Power Cord.
Press TEST Button then Press RESET Button.
Check for tripped circuit breaker.
Reset if necessary.
Check for pinched or kinked hose & correct issue.
Stop welding and allow coolant to cool or replace
coolant according to the ADDING COOLANT
MIXTURE section of these Instructions.
Ice may be added to the Reservoir to allow
welding to continue however the coolant mixture
ratio will be compromised and should be replaced
after completion.
Push Hose fully over all barbs of brass fitting.
Cut 1" [25mm] from end of hose to remove bell
then re-install Hose over Fitting.
Unplug and drain coolant. Refill according to the
ADDING COOLANT MIXTURE section of these
Instructions.
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