Alford: that put a simle on my face when I read that. thanks for the ecouragement that people are learning and gaining experience out of these articles. have a blessed day my friend and keep up the good work.

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Michael: you are most welcome.
you can use either way to find out the shorted mosfets. in this case I used a diode function testing because it was very obvious where the short was but if not obvious I could test it through the main board where all the mosfets connects and that would tell me where to look for. have a blessed day

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Yogesh: no power plug is rate at 16 amps otherwise it would be melting in no time. have a blessed day

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Parasuraman: you are most welcome my friend. people still have not learned that lesson yet and being in a war situation is making it hard to accept such lessosn. have a blessed day

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Anwar: yes indeed but people are not learning that lesson. have a blessed day

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Albert: yes indeed. since we are living in a war situation I am getting this the whole time but not all people are like that..have a blessed day

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At my shop I Service theatrical electronic equipment,electronic musical instruments And amplifiers.
One of my customers brought in a similar welder with the same issues. Because I have read many of your articles on Welder Repair. I was able to easily identify and repair the problem.
I literally told the customer I’ve read a few articles on it… Which was absolutely the truth and they all have been your articles. Thanks for covering your Repair technique so well And sharing what you know!

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