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[email protected] August 30th 07 08:55 PM

welder repair
 
could some inteligent person please shed light on why my internal fuse
on my murex 240 single phase welder keeps blowing is it possible/cheap
to repair cheers ed


Ignoramus3147 August 30th 07 09:06 PM

welder repair
 
On Thu, 30 Aug 2007 12:55:19 -0700, wrote:
could some inteligent person please shed light on why my internal fuse
on my murex 240 single phase welder keeps blowing is it possible/cheap
to repair cheers ed


There are likely many fuses in your welder, some are large capacity,
some are smaller capacity, some protect the mains input, some protect
the circuit boards, etc.

So you have to find out which one is blowing, whether you put in
correct capacity fuses, etc.

Your manual may have a troubleshooting procedure that you should try
to follow.

You should isolate the problem a little.

i

[email protected] September 1st 07 08:18 PM

welder repair
 
On Aug 30, 8:55 pm, wrote:
could some inteligent person please shed light on why my internal fuse
on my murex 240 single phase welder keeps blowing is it possible/cheap
to repair cheers ed


Ed,
It may be that the diodes in the bank of diodes in your welder are
damaged. If you need to repair this thing on a low budget, take it to
a welding repair/supply shop and ask for a written quotation. Once you
have identified the problem and the cost of the repair, you have two
options available to you.
You either go ahead with the repair at the quoted price, or you say
'No thank you' and purchase the components to DIY the repair yourself.
Be aware that the shop may be giving its best guess at the problem and
that the identification of the problem may not be correct. The fact
is, that if they have identified the problem incorrectly, and they
carry out the repair procedure, THEY have to carry the can and make
good the mistake THEY have made. If you carry out the repair based
upon their guess, YOU have to carry the can and have wasted your time
and money on the recommended repair.
I hope this helps,
Best regards,
Anthony.


William Noble September 2nd 07 06:46 AM

welder repair
 
aaah, doesn't that strike you as a bit dishonest? why not tell the shop up
front, please diagnose this and tell me what I need to replace, I'll pay you
for your work?
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On Aug 30, 8:55 pm, wrote:
could some inteligent person please shed light on why my internal fuse
on my murex 240 single phase welder keeps blowing is it possible/cheap
to repair cheers ed


Ed,
It may be that the diodes in the bank of diodes in your welder are
damaged. If you need to repair this thing on a low budget, take it to
a welding repair/supply shop and ask for a written quotation. Once you
have identified the problem and the cost of the repair, you have two
options available to you.
You either go ahead with the repair at the quoted price, or you say
'No thank you' and purchase the components to DIY the repair yourself.
Be aware that the shop may be giving its best guess at the problem and
that the identification of the problem may not be correct. The fact
is, that if they have identified the problem incorrectly, and they
carry out the repair procedure, THEY have to carry the can and make
good the mistake THEY have made. If you carry out the repair based
upon their guess, YOU have to carry the can and have wasted your time
and money on the recommended repair.
I hope this helps,
Best regards,
Anthony.




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