Troubleshooting - Chicago Electric 98233 Set Up And Operating Instructions Manual

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problem
Tool will not start 1.
2.
3.
No weld output 1.
with ready light on
2.
No weld output; 1.
high temperature
2.
light on
3.
Erratic or improper 1.
arc or welding
2.
output
3.
4.
Fan not operating 1.
2.
Main Supply Fuse Circuit Breaker rating is too low.
shuts off frequently
Follow all safety precautions whenever diagnosing or servicing the
tool. disconnect power supply before service.
SKU 98233

Troubleshooting

possible causes
No power at outlet.
Cord not connected.
Line voltage incorrect.
Weld cable loose.
Bad work clamp to workpiece
connection.
Welder overheated.
Duty cycle or amps too high.
Airflow is blocked.
Bad weld connections.
Polarity incorrect.
Workpiece painted or dirty.
Ceramic Nozzle obstructed by
welding spatter.
Fan blocked/dirty.
Fan broken.
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likely Solutions
1. Check power at outlet.
2. Check that cord is plugged in.
3. Make sure the welder is plugged into a 230V
electrical outlet.
1. Tighten weld cable connection at welder.
2. Make sure the area where the clamp is
attached is clean, exposed metal; free of dirt,
paint and oil.
1. Allow unit to cool with the fan on.
2. Reduce duty cycle or amps.
3. Clean vents and fan out with compressed air.
1. Clean and tighten weld connections.
2. Connect polarity correctly.
3. Clean workpiece thoroughly.
4. Clean or replace nozzle.
1. Remove obstruction and clean with
compressed air.
2. Have the fan replaced by a qualified service
technician.
Install a circuit breaker rated for greater than 20
Amps.
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