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Re: UPDATE - Amps through No. 6 wire
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Posted by Tim B from MA on March 06, 2007 at 09:28:48 from (68.162.218.211):
In Reply to: UPDATE - Amps through No. 6 wire posted by TimB from MA on March 06, 2007 at 09:12:19:
The recommended electrical connection chart I refer to above is on Page 6 of the pdf file by-the-way. Note, when I checked to make sure my link worked, I noticed that manual had been updated in 1988(same manual number as the one the former owner gave me IM-265-A), and that the input amps and recommneded wire size had been down-sized for the "With Cond." machines, which apparently means "With P.F. Capacitor" according to the updated chart. Does this sound right for being the same as "Cond."? Note that the cover of the manual (my hard copy and the pdf file) says to use another manual for machines made before Feb 1971. My machine was apparently made in 1975. The owner gave me what appears to be the original quote he got from teh welding supplier - it was written in Dec. 1975.
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