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The correct current, or amperage, setting primarily depends on the diameter and type of electrode selected. For example, a 1/8-inch 6010 rod runs well from 75 to 125 amps, while a 5/32-inch 7018 rod welds at currents up to 220 amps. The side of the electrode box usually indicates operating ranges. Select an amperage based on the material thickness, welding position (about 15 percent less heat for overhead work compared to a flat weld) and observation of the finished weld. Most new welding machines have a permanent label that recommends amperage settings for a variety of electrodes and material thicknesses. https://welderreview.com/yeswelder-15ft-250a-mig-welding/

Check all circuit breakers. Good luck.

Sounds like your setting is on stitch mode. You should be able to access this through your digital timer function and set it to run or continuous.

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Check your torch. It sounds like the consumables are bad. Good luck.

Contact Miller directly to request the Big 20 wiring diagram.

can be multi reasons will need a meter --over heat safety --rectifier - circuit burnt or damaged --transformer -contact / relay --bad connections on leads

Contact Marquette directly to request the manual.

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It sounds like a relay is stuck closed. It could be on the control board. Call Miller welding and give them the model number and they will be able to help . Good luck

Check all of your welding cables. Sounds like a bad connection. Good luck.

Could be a number of problems. Contact Lincoln Electric service center for further troubleshooting. Good luck.

It sounds like a control board. Call Miller Electric and they will be able to help you pin down the problem. Good luck.

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A plasma stream is created when an electric arc is introduced to a gas passing through a restricted orifice under pressure ionisig the gas. The plasma stream can be controlled to carry out welding or cutting operations.

It should be electrode positive. Good luck.

Sounds like a control board. Call Miller Electric to get specific instructions. Good luck.