A stupid question perhaps, but have you checked the miller website. What's your unit's serial number. They have numerous manuals for free downloading.
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18 years ago
A stupid question perhaps, but have you checked the miller website. What's your unit's serial number. They have numerous manuals for free downloading.
iI have a very ancient Miller 35 wirefeed welder that I need information on for the eventualty when it breaks. If someone has a manual that they can scan for it please send it to me. Use antispam address at bottom please.
Thanks,
Wes S
I can check again, but 5-6 years ago I asked and they went HUH? As I said, it is ancient.
Wes
Ignoramus29341 wrote:
Wow, I found a millermatic 35 that is close enough to my 35s that I'm pretty happy. They must have mined the old manuals and put them up on website since I last looked.
Reminds me of MicroMint. They make small embedded controllers. We have an old press brake with a hurco autobend. The other day the monitor crapped out and I saw a MicroMint TerMite or Termmite (for google searches) that was feeding the dead monitor. So I contacted micromint and they located a circa 1985 manual and scanned into a pdf and emailed it to me.
Every once in a while you find a company that still believes in customer service.
Wes S
They do have it on the web site, I picked up a millermatic 35 last year. It is a very easy to use welder and does a fantastic job and IMO works better than many lincoln 275's I've used though not as hot.
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