Page 14 has the wiring diagram,
http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j...,d.aWw&cad=rja
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Page 14 has the wiring diagram,
http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j...,d.aWw&cad=rja
Yes they do, but they reference blue and brown wires that I do not have.
Looks like you will need to trace the wires inside the machine; find out what you are dealing with before switching stuff around.Quote:
Originally Posted by drift_g35
Seems to me that the power cord was replaced.
This, ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^, definitely confirm what conductor is connected to what before switching things around at the disconnect.Quote:
Originally Posted by eneranch
Miller support contacted me. They explained my mistake in wiring and I got it up and running. Thanks everyone.
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Originally Posted by drift_g35
They have some really great customer service is all i gotta say.
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Originally Posted by drift_g35
Got to love the toll free CSR line. You print out the owners manual? There's always something you tend to overlook or forget when you don't use said machine for some time. Now go cut some steel. I have one from cyberweld that does 3/8 pretty easy. What ever you do. DO NOT sell your chop and or band saw.
Haha I still need a chop AND bandsaw.
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Check out the dewalt porta band saw with a Swag stand. Since I bought this I havent used my chop saw once. Wish I bought it years ago. Plus you'll find uses for a portable bandsaw.Quote:
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