I purchased this unit in Feb 2015 and the wire feed dial does nothing? I see no noticeable difference when I make adjustments. Anyone else ?
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I don't use mine a lot, but the dial definitely affects the wire speed. There isn't a marked change with each increment, but when adjusted in the overall range it is obvious. I suspect you welder needs service.
935532
Dunno if it does. I have yet to use the new component, but it's connected and ready. I agree with a couple of the other remarks...the manual wasn't real clear to me. I'm hoping I can adjust/compensate somehow once I start playing with my mountain of cassettes! Yes, I would use this Q & A feature to get some opinions before ordering. I read a number of user reviews before I order practically anything.
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Brad's answer, unfortunately, is wrong. Joe is right. I just now set mine using Joe's tip. The key is that you have to arrow down and Next through the prefs to find the Automatic changeover choice. Seems kind of lame on Honeywell's part.
539607
I wired mine backwards first try. Worked fine until the timer triggered it off, then there was no power for the clock to continue. I just swapped the load wires, and it worked fine.
222920
Constant slow feed, just plug into a basic timer and use the included chart to set flow amount and duration. or get fancy and expensive and buy a co2 controller. Mines ran off just a cheap timer and works great.
791251
hmm. sounds like you've tested diff variables so that's what I would've done. It worked for me the first time so I'm not sure how to trouble shoot. In the manual or on their website there should be troubleshooting tips.
2199216
I'm sorry, didn't encounter this problem. The only thing I can think of is to ensure it's set securely in/on the base. The dials won't turn unless it's on the base properly.
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Anthony, I can't answer that because I had a plumber hook it up. he did not mention any problem to that affect. Unfortunately, he lost the documentation and after many tries and almost 2 years, I have yet to get a copy. Maybe you can help me by sending me a copy? the temp gauge quit and I have no idea on how to change/fix it or what the warranty is because I have no documentation.Mitch
2094231
Yes. The dial on my units (I've owned two now) have gotten stuck in the On position. This doesn't just happen when the dial is turned past the 120 minute mark.
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I've never had this problem and owned this for several years now. My husband hasn't mentioned it to me either and, while my daughter was here for the holidays on a visit, used it and said nothing. It sounds like you have a short in a wire somewhere. I'd contact the company and see if they have any suggestions.
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Mike, had this issue once with my old pump, I accidentally switched the L1 and L2 wires. Mark them first ( for the future) and swap them. I also heard to make sure the internal ground and the external copper ground is attached as well. Hope this helps, once you dial in the timers this pump is pretty awesome.
1877673
Sometimes the line does not feed for me. What I found out is that there is a black button on the feed line housing. Push in on the button while pulling on the trimmer line to advance. It works for me.
1638332
I don't have a problem but the line only feeds out about a quarter of an inch every time you start it so it may have to be left to stop and then restart it several times so that more line can feed out again. The line only feeds out in increments. I never have to manually pull it out.
891652
Well, sorry returned mine. My old timer started working all of sudden. But If memory serves me I believe it does. Good luck.
253143
I had a similar problem, but the "worm gear" solved one part of my concern, although my dials aren't working like they should (instead of going back and forth smoothly, they tend to go in "chunks."). Anyway, the people at the Ford Dealership told me that I'd been a new instrument panel, as some of the electric connections weren't making connection. My car is a '98, so I really don't want to sink a lot into it. Unless you know someone who is extremely knowledgeable about this, you way want to see what a reputable Ford dealership has to offer. Also, you may wish to subscribe to a "Ford Mustang Online Forum." Best wishes and hope this helps a little. I had a similar problem, but the "worm gear" solved one part of my concern, although my dials aren't working like they should (instead of going back and forth smoothly, they tend to go in "chunks."). Anyway, the people at the Ford Dealership told me that I'd been a new instrument panel, as some of the electric connections weren't making connection. My car is a '98, so I really don't want to sink a lot into it. Unless you know someone who is extremely knowledgeable about this, you way want to see what a reputable Ford dealership has to offer. Also, you may wish to... » Read More I had a similar problem, but the "worm gear" solved one part of my concern, although my dials aren't working like they should (instead of going back and forth smoothly, they tend to go in "chunks."). Anyway, the people at the Ford Dealership told me that I'd been a new instrument panel, as some of the electric connections weren't making connection. My car is a '98, so I really don't want to sink a lot into it. Unless you know someone who is extremely knowledgeable about this, you way want to see what a reputable Ford dealership has to offer. Also, you may wish to subscribe to a "Ford Mustang Online Forum." Best wishes and hope this helps a little. « Show Less
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Did you calibrate it? You need to have or make a calibration sample at the correct temp and then adjust it. Mine was right on out of the box but they do vary
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I never got mine to function even after swapping wires. I ended up returning mine and getting a digital one for slightly more and it has worked great from the moment I wired it in. Good luck. If the wire swap doesn't work, then returning it might be your best option.