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Check your ground and make sure the ground is clean, if not sand it slightly where it's shinny then try tighten the ground clamp and tighten the ground clamp on the machine itself. Be sure the breaker is not tripped for the machine in the main electrical panel as well check that the electrical cord has not worn down from use, you may have to replace the electrical connector if it is badly worn. you can buy at any hardware store, you will want to buy a 15 amp male connector. If this does not sole your problem please let me now for more help. also be sure air is working for the machine.
Sounds like you have more than one problem. Check all fuses. Bringing it to a welder repair shop might be a good idea. Welding suppy houses may be able to help you in your area, and maybe recommend someone.
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