I-Mig 200 not sparking

[everlastsupport]

Well, that is all over now, we assume he is working.

Just wish the first post did not start with the second unit that does not work (or does the same thing). I saw MIG and said no way..

Anyone know when the cartoonist is starting?

[performance]

Maybe we can hire this guy?

[bigjoeinkg]

To back Mark up here, I have never had a call with someone not plugging in the MIG torch (in fact MIG calls are VERY rare). I have had few calls on which port to plug it into, but rare and it is in the manual.

Also, you should straighten your regulator up, the tube with the ball inside should be vertical. Otherwise you are going to waste your gas.

I was a little confused when I heard no spark, but saw welds on the steel in the pictures. Anyway. Hope you are up and running now. Mark asked you a couple times. And like Mark said, the manuals are updated/improved through-out the year and as we add/change features, so it is always recommended to download the manual.

I just bought an O-scope, I had read the manual before I even ordered the product.

Wish I knew you were in the market for an O'Scope. Maybe we could have worked out something.

[Ray]

Wish I knew you were in the market for an O'Scope. Maybe we could have worked out something.

not like his, I have it's little brother, I'm gona have to get one like Mikes also.
He's (gettin?) or has the quad ver. of the single trace unit I use almost every day.


Hey, didn't meen to come off like I did, just hate wasting freight and downtime, and well you know what I'm saying.

Ray

[bigjoeinkg]

Well, Mine is not a quad trace. It's a dual trace Tek 100MHz.

[everlastsupport]

Wish I knew you were in the market for an O'Scope. Maybe we could have worked out something.

I have a few portable storage scopes. This one is a toy.

My point was, with the net today, I read the manual before I bought the product.

PM me with location and what you have. Ray or I might be interested.

[Tritium]

I have one of those and a few others...

Hey Ken, You can send me the one you use the least. I will give it a good home.

Thurmond

[ogorir]

Mark, yes, that's basically what I was talking about. for even more idiot-resistance, break out the connections into 'steps'. it might seem like overkill and anyone who's able to weld should be able to figure it out, but most people at some point overlook something stupid that causes something not to work. putting them in steps allows the customer to go back through the 'checklist' to make sure everything is set up correctly.