Posted by 4020guy on March 23, 2015 at 20:35:20 from (68.171.72.108):
Neighbour decided to blow out his welder. Only didn't remove wires from the on/off switch before removing the cabinet and broke the old fibre backing on the switch. He removed the switch and didn't mark the wires going to the primary coil. Dumped it off here and I replaced the switch with a 50 amp breaker. Only thing is there are 3 wires leading from the coil, E1,E2,and E3. The Lincoln website only shows 2. On this one, E1 comes from one side of the coil, E3 comes from the other side of the coil and E2 comes from 1/4 inch in the coil near E3. I assume one hook up is for 240 volts and the other is for 208 volts. Hard to tell but looks like E1 and E3 were used and E2 was not. That would be the larger coil used with the 240 volts. Wouldn't the larger coil be used with the lower voltage and the smaller coil used with the higher voltage? Similar to ampere turns in motor winding? Just wondering? Thanks in advance......Ron
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