Same WI problem
I too just ran into the problem where my oxycon "froze up". My "Bead Hut" is a converted storage shed out back but I usually keep a small electric heater running to keep everything inside at about 50 F during winter. Well, Sunday nite I must have "bumped" the safety switch and when I went I returned Monday evening it was 32 F inside. The oxycon ran for 1 - 2 minutes and quit sending oxygen. After three tries, I cranked up the heat and left hoping I go out there tonite and find everything back to "normal". Thinking about getting a second unit for backup and/or Boro work but wondering if I would need to up my Natural gas line pressure?
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