Bellaru433
Aluminum
- Joined
- Jun 8, 2017
I just had such a hard time hooking up my VFD for my Bridgeport welding machine to transform single phase 220 into three phase 220 and finally figured it out with the help of two electricians.. Now I am trying to install the same type VFD On my South Bend heavy 10 and thinking that I had it all figured out I did the same thing I did with the Bridgeport by following the info on the nameplate and I can't get it to go any faster than about half speed.. does anyone out there know where I can call and get some sort of technical customer service for these things.. I can't believe that I am the only one having this problem and some where there has to be A number associated with this company where I can get some technical advice,, they just can't expect everyone to know what's going on I mean you need a degree in electrical engineering to figure out the 300 different parameters that's in this booklet alone and your average person just doesn't know what's going on with this stuff... even resetting the unit to the specific type of motor doesn't complete the parameters needed to be set in order to function properly.. please can anyone steer me in the right direction.. I don't even know what type of a business I would call that would have somebody available to come out and troubleshoot this thing,,your average Electrician isn't familiar with these type of units and I don't have a clue on who would be.. any help would be greatly appreciated,, I already did the YouTube thing and they're just are not any videos that break it down to that level just a few here and there that are for specific features that you want to hook up I need a technical advisor that is absolutely familiar with Westinghouse TECO VFD's.. Hell,, would be willing to pay someone through PayPal if they could just call me and walk me through this... Anyway thank you..,