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I have a 60 amp circuit run to my garage from within the house using 6 gauge wire. I think that should be adequate to power this machine, being the cord on the machine is only 10 gauge. The settings that Lenco suggested was 4.

Yes I did, and they were helpful, but not really able to diagnose my machine. They sent me some sample metal they shot four spots on and did the same using my machine on the same metal, and there piece looked great and held together. Mine looked Ok, but broke apart like candy.

Those look nice. I wish mine would work that well. Tried again on some thinner material and it just does not have any adhesion. I think it is plain old wore out. :pale:

Thanks for the pictures and Information. I only hope mine will work as well.

Those spots definetly look very nice. What size is the flat on the tips you are using, and what is the thickness of the metal if you know. Thanks for sharing!

Great let us know how it works. I am still not certain on my units ability.

Yes I tried that , even replaced the tips and cleaned out the probe ends. I also took off the cable ends at the transformer and cleaned that connection as well and still no change. I really think that the transformer is wore out . I really would like to see some sample pieces that owners of...

I have an older Lenco Panel Spotter that I just hooked up and I was not able to weld anything over .030" , so I am thinking about buying the newer unit. Have you tried any sample pieces yet? I would really appreciate to see and hear how well this unit works. Please post some pictures, or if...