Cheapest repair ever!

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  • čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
  • How expensive can a repair cost? Of course, intellectual costs are difficult to calculate. How much can spare parts cost to make broken equipment work again?
    In this video I show the repair of the welding machine, the output of which is constantly 12 volts.

Komentáře • 7

  • @repairlab14
    @repairlab14  Před 2 lety

    If you enjoyed this video please like and leave your comments! Share this video with your friends! Thank you!

  • @automonger1015
    @automonger1015 Před měsícem

    In case you are wondering what is VRD, let me help you.
    VRD simply means Voltage Reduction Device. This is a safety mechanism that is put in place in a welding machine to prevent accidental electrocution when the machine is not actively welding.
    When the welding machine is turned on but not actively welding, the VRD automatically lowers the Open Circuit Voltage also simply referred to as OCV, to a safe level, typically around 15V or less.
    As soon as the welder starts welding and forms a closed electrical circuit, the VRD deactivates, allowing the OCV to rise to its maximum level to establish a stable arc.
    VRD is especially important when welding in damp, humid, or confined spaces where the risk of electric shock is higher.

  • @pv.chalapathirao4581
    @pv.chalapathirao4581 Před 2 lety

    ThankyouSir🙏🇮🇳

  • @zulfiqarhaider6702
    @zulfiqarhaider6702 Před rokem

    Sir with respect if you have diagram of any welding inverter pl send me thanks sir

  • @helpinghandsllb2062
    @helpinghandsllb2062 Před rokem

    sir VRD work what ??

    • @repairlab14
      @repairlab14  Před rokem

      Idle voltage 65, with VRD idle voltage around 12V

    • @automonger1015
      @automonger1015 Před měsícem

      VRD simply means Voltage Reduction Device. This is a safety mechanism that is put in place in a welding machine to prevent accidental electrocution when the machine is not actively welding.
      When the welding machine is turned on but not actively welding, the VRD automatically lowers the Open Circuit Voltage also simply referred to as OCV, to a safe level, typically around 15V or less.
      As soon as the welder starts welding and forms a closed electrical circuit, the VRD deactivates, allowing the OCV to rise to its maximum level to establish a stable arc.
      VRD is especially important when welding in damp, humid, or confined spaces where the risk of electric shock is higher.