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Old 07-03-2006, 12:06 AM
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Originally Posted by JRsilverado
Grippy, where is the welding class? Is it near a military base? Have you tried it at different locations? Sometimes some of their/our radars and radios screw with the fob signals. Mine never worked on base in Dahlgren and certain parts of NAS Pensacola.
this is at a regular JC.......so not on base......I have no idea what happened
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Originally Posted by BlownChevy
There is a procedure to do it that you can do yourself. I have the sheet at the office, will get it to you then.
that'd be awesome, tomorrow?
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A welder generates quite a large EMF. I'd put money on the TIG machine causing it.
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Changed batteries in mine with no issues. Maybe its a newer model thing, good luck.
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