Instructions:Spot Welder: Difference between revisions

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The Spot Welder draws almost enough power to throw a breaker even during normal operation. If it heats up, it draws more, so don't exceed its duty cycle. If you do throw a breaker, make sure you post that on Slack in the broken channel immediately because it may affect other things on that circuit.

for all	Is there an outlet we can recommend or require for this, ideally one that would be open to a member re-set?

Follow the manual, linked on the side.

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