I have a procut50 it worked wonderful then so-so... and now I can't get it to cut. the air flow comes on, but no arc??? I have a job waiting to get cut so any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks
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I have a procut50 it worked wonderful then so-so... and now I can't get it to cut. the air flow comes on, but no arc??? I have a job waiting to get cut so any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks
It's got a rg60 torch to
You need to call in to tech support at ext 207.
I did, he asked about seeing an arc on the inside of the cutter. I couldn't remember and had already left for work. I'm going to look at it tomorrow and then call back. He was wanting me call shipping and send it back... I'm hoping it's just something simple I could work on without sending it off, because I have a few jobs lined up and will be needing it. Its only 2 yrs old so the warranty is still on it i belive. Could it be the point gap?
Possibly, but check your consumables and tightness first. If you don't see the arc, you might need to adjust the points or there could be an issue with the HF board.Quote:
Originally Posted by babowtie
Try scratch starting it by touching the nozzle to the work. If the arc starts, it could be the HF point adjustment.
Ok I'll try the scratch start tomorrow to. I think I did that today, but can't remember. Lol I was frustrated. If it doesn't scratch start, then what's the next thing to try??
For a lil while I thought the trigger switch was going out. You would get dry fires, click it again and cut. But now nothing but air
That is a possibility. You can by pass the switch and bridge the control pins at the unit to find out. But you need to do that carefully with the torch under control. But if the air is flowing it isn't the problem most likely.
Yea I figured that shouldn't be the cause... but i want to check to make sure