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|    Snag to David Billington    |
|    Re: Electronics question    |
|    27 Oct 25 19:37:29    |
      From: Snag_one@msn.com              On 10/27/2025 6:09 PM, David Billington wrote:       > On 27/10/2025 22:48, Jim Wilkins wrote:       >> "Snag" wrote in message news:10doltv$173eq$1@dont-email.me...       >>       >> I got the new pot installed in the foot pedal to my TIG machine today       >> . Same 47k ohm rating as the original . But there's something weird       >> going on , I'm not getting the amperage I set the dial for , it's lower       >> than the setting . Not an earth shaking problem as I have never used the       >> full amperage and I can control it now . Still , I'd rather get the       >> amperage I have it set at instead of guessing .       >> Snag       >>       >> -------------------------------------------       >>       >> Here is a sample wiring diagram and test procedure for a TIG foot pedal.       >> https://ssccontrols.com/uploads/Wiring-Diagram-C950-0725-for-       7k-to-50k-Everlast).pdf?       >>       >>       > I had to search for that document as the link didn't work, probably the       > ').pdf?' on the end it didn't like. The pedal looks just like the       > Linemaster Varior used with my Hitachi TIG, I had to check that recently       > and found the 50k pot was reading about 100k and not very smooth. Now       > changed after locating a compatible direct replacement pot but still       > something is not quite right with my TIG so it's going into the supplier       > for testing. It took a while thinking about how to take the Varior pedal       > apart as Linemaster indicates it can be mounted with the 2 screw holes       > provided but no information about how to take the pedal apart to do so.       > In the end I figured out it had to have a spring loaded pivot pin like a       > large watch strap pin and that proved to be so, easy once you know how.       >               I got a 404 error from Jim's link . Did you find the page ? My welder       is an Everlast .       --       Snag        I appreciated foreign cultures more       when they stayed foreign ...              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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