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running 120V muffin fan on 240V
Deep down I already know the answer to this is NO, but on the off
chance someone knows something I don't... I have an old Lincoln "buzz box" welder with a dead cooling fan. Parts to fix will run $76 and change. I also have a Radio Shack 120V muffin fan #273-241 that's the right size. $25 is much better than $75. The original fan is 220V. I can wire up the new fan as 120V, but what would really be great is if I could wire it up as 240V. That'd move a whole lot more air. Will the fan be able to deal with the higher voltage? |
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