Ah. Great to know. How would I be able to tell that the components are 220v? Well, what would keep it from creating an arc? Would insufficient voltage cause that? If not, then there's something else wrong and it might not be worth saving.

He deliberately covered the 220v stamp with a 110v sticker...

Anyway. I'm guessing all I have to do is switch the power cord?

Guys...

He is maudaa on eBay. Just something to consider if you ever do business with him.

I'm pretty sure it's 220 the sticker states the symbol for ac then 220 40-60 Hertz and I think 32.4 amps at full output of 200 amps if the large incoming brown and blue both goes to the on off switch then it's 220 you would switch both lines on 220 but on 110 you wouldn't switch the line and nuetra...

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Sorry. Was quite busy. Well guys, I reattached the corner to no avail. First time, so I might have done it completely wrong. Looking at it closer, I don't think that was the problem. That was a complete sheet of copper there. Not really what I think a trace would be. I just exposed about 1/4 inch of...

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