Troubleshooting / Miller welder errors

Miller Welder Error Codes

Every welder fault stops the weld cell, and in OEE it is lost availability. These are the HELP, HLP, Err and display messages of Miller welders (Multimatic, Millermatic, Dynasty, Maxstar, Syncrowave, XMT, Invision, Deltaweld and Continuum): what each one means, the likely causes, the first checks, and how to log it so it stops coming back.

How errors show

Miller units show problems in different ways by family. XMT 350 and Invision 352 MPa show HELP and a number on the meters (HELP 1 to HELP 25). Deltaweld 350 and 500 without meters blink the front panel fault light the code number of times, then pause 2 seconds and repeat.

With the optional meters the left display shows HELP and the right display toggles between a word (IN, TEMP, LINE, OUT, LINK, DUTY) and HELP plus the code and a two digit service number. Millermatic 350P shows HELP 0 to HELP 11 or TIP SAVE on the A and V displays (overheating flashes OVER TEMP and HELP 0 or HELP 2).

Millermatic 252 shows HLP on the voltmeter and the number on the wire feed speed meter. Continuum and Auto-Continuum feeders show a short message on the red LED display (ERR, WRN or BOOT plus a word) with the message type and details on the LCD: ERROR must be fixed before welding, WARNING should be addressed, MESSAGE asks for an action such as cycling power.

The Logs soft key opens the error log. Dynasty 280, Maxstar 210 and 280 and Syncrowave 300 and 400 spell messages across the two 4 character meters (for example [OVER] [TEMP] or [SEE] [O.M.]); for latching errors the Standby LED flashes and the error clears with the Standby button or by turning power off. Syncrowave 210 scrolls messages in 2 second segments.

Multimatic 200, 215, 220 AC/DC, 235 and 255 and Millermatic 255 print text messages on the LCD (for example Shorted output-First remove short, then pull trigger to clear error), and their setup menu has an Error Logs screen. Millermatic 211 uses the Over Temperature light: steady means overheating, blinking 1 to 6 times means a specific error.

Millermatic 211 PRO and Multimatic 215 PRO show ERROR (machine fault) or ALERT (operator action) with a four character diagnostic help code such as GP00 or WG01.

Safety first.
Miller: electric shock can kill. Only qualified persons should install, operate, maintain and repair the unit. Turn off and disconnect input power before servicing. Significant DC voltage stays in inverter power sources after input power is removed: turn off the unit, disconnect input power and discharge the input capacitors as the manual describes before touching any parts.

On Deltaweld units measure the capacitor voltage across the relink board screw terminals until it drops to near zero, and if it has not dropped after six minutes use a bleeder resistor as instructed. Hot parts can burn. Have only qualified persons remove doors, panels or covers.

Sources: XMT 350 MPa manual OM-231242AA safety section (PDF pages 5 and 7), Deltaweld 350 manual OM-279362L section 4-2 Measuring/Discharging Input Capacitor Voltage (PDF page 17). Follow lockout/tagout and your site's safe-work procedures, and check the manual for your exact model before you act.

Quick lookup

Errors stop the welder and the cell it serves, so in OEE they are availability losses; warnings are early signs.

Type a code or a word (help, thermal, trigger, voltage) to filter the list. Click a code for its causes and first checks. One HELP number can mean different things on different machines, so those codes have one row per machine family, named in brackets.

100 codes

CodeName
HELP 1Primary power circuit (XMT, Invision, Deltaweld)
HELP 2Thermal protection circuit (XMT, Invision, Deltaweld)
HELP 3Left side overheated (XMT, Invision, Deltaweld)
HELP 4Auxiliary circuit overheated (Deltaweld)
HELP 5Right side overheated (XMT, Invision, Deltaweld)
HELP 6Maximum input current (XMT, Invision)
HELP 6Primary power circuit fault, HELP LINE (Deltaweld)
HELP 7HELP LINE (Deltaweld)
HELP 8Secondary power circuit (XMT, Invision, Deltaweld)
HELP 9Relink board not set for input voltage, HELP LINK (Deltaweld)
HELP 25Duty cycle limit (XMT, Invision, Deltaweld)
HELP 0Left side overheating (Millermatic 350P)
HELP 1Input voltage or board communication (Millermatic 350P, 252)
HELP 2Overheating (Millermatic 350P, 252)
HELP 3Trigger held at power up or no open circuit voltage (Millermatic 350P)
HLP 3No open circuit voltage (Millermatic 252)
HELP 4Trigger held 2 minutes or tip shorted (Millermatic 350P, 252)
HELP 5Wire feed or drive motor overcurrent (Millermatic 350P, 252)
HELP 6External drive motor overcurrent, spool or push-pull gun (Millermatic 350P, 252)
HELP 7Input voltage too high or too low (Millermatic 350P)
HLP 7Spool gun trigger held 2 minutes (Millermatic 252)
HELP 8Open circuit voltage out of range (Millermatic 350P)
HLP 8XR Edge gun trigger held 2 minutes (Millermatic 252)
HELP 9Pulse MIG malfunction (Millermatic 350P)
HLP 9XR-A gun trigger held 2 minutes (Millermatic 252)
HELP 10Two gun triggers at once (Millermatic 350P)
HLP 10Python gun trigger held 2 minutes (Millermatic 252)
HELP 11Tach error (Millermatic 350P)
HLP 11Board communication error (Millermatic 252)
HLP 12Aluma-Pro gun trigger held 2 minutes (Millermatic 252)
TIP SAVEContact tip shorted to work (Millermatic 350P)
BOOT ERRORBoot error / Boot fail (system booting stops at 1 to 4%)
ERR THERMThermal system problem
ERR COMMSSystem or internal communication loss
ERR WIRSTUKWire stuck to workpiece
ERR ARCInvalid arc
ERR TRG STUKTrigger held during power up
WRN SOFTWAREIncompatible software detected
ERR INPUT PWRPrimary input power problem
ERR BTN STUKButton on user interface stuck
ERR ARC STRTTrigger held too long without arc
ERR REL TRIGTrigger held too long
WRN OVERAVERDuty cycle exceeded
ERR AUX PWRAuxiliary power problem
ERR PWR SRCBoost current sensor error
WRN VSNS LOSVolt sense feedback lost
ERR COOL TEMPCooler over temperature
ERR COOL FLOWCooler low flow
RELE ASE / TRIG GERRelease Trigger
UN S HORT / OUTP UTUn Short Output
OVER TEMPOver Temperature Error
CHEK INPTCheck Input (latching error)
WELD CABLWeld Cable (latching error)
SEE O.M.See Owner's Manual (latching error)
COOL PWRCooler Power (latching error)
NOT VALDNot Valid
SOFT WARE / NOT VALDSoftware Not Valid
ERR LOGError Log message
SCOM SDSerial communication lost, memory card board
SCOM UISerial communication lost, user interface board
INV OTInverter over temperature
PFC OTPower factor correction over temperature
SEC OTWeld output (secondary) over temperature
INV ERRTInverter temperature sensor failure
PFC ERRTPower factor correction temperature sensor failure
SEC ERRTWeld output temperature sensor failure
CLMP ERR / OVER VOLTClamp error, over voltage (latching)
CLMP ERR / OVER AMPSClamp error, over amperage (latching)
OvertempPlease wait while the welder cools down
Shorted triggerRelease trigger to clear error
Trigger errorRelease MIG gun, spool gun or push-pull trigger
Foot Pedal ErrorRelease TIG foot pedal
Shorted outputFirst remove short, then pull trigger to clear error
Stuck electrodeFree electrode to clear error
Motor errorMotor has drawn too much current (or stalled)
Fan errorFan running too slow or damaged
Thermal errorThermistor range error
Boost errorCycle power to clear error
Primary errorCycle power to clear error
Over voltageCycle power to clear
Under voltageCycle power to clear
Network errorCommunication lost
Cable errorWire feed housing cable
Gun ErrorGun not supported or gun connected in the wrong process
Transformer Saturation errorRelease trigger or cycle power to clear
Blink 1Trigger error (Millermatic 211)
Blink 2Shorted output (Millermatic 211)
Blink 3Motor error (Millermatic 211)
Blink 4Over voltage (Millermatic 211)
Blink 5Fan tach error (Millermatic 211)
Blink 6Thermistor error (Millermatic 211)
GP00MIG gas not detected
VV00Primary over voltage, check input
VU01Primary under voltage
WG01MIG motor fault, have unit serviced
TP00MIG trigger held, release trigger
DL02Weld stuck, fix shorted output
DT00Secondary overtemp, wait for system to cool down
HT30Primary overtemp
WM01Wire drive assembly cable disconnected, connect cable

Each code: causes and first checks

HELP 1: Primary power circuit (XMT, Invision, Deltaweld)

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The machine has found a malfunction in its primary (input side) power circuit.[1][2][3][4][5]

Also on: Machines: XMT 350 CC/CV, XMT 350 MPa, Invision 352 MPa, Deltaweld 350, Deltaweld 500. Deltaweld without meters: fault light blinks 1 time, then a 2 second pause. Deltaweld meter shows HELP IN and HELP 1 XX.

Machine response: Contact service; the manual gives no user reset

Likely causes

  • Internal fault in the primary power circuit

First checks, in this order

  1. Note the code; on a Deltaweld with meters also note the two digit number shown with it, which the service agent uses.
  2. Miller gives no user fix for this display. Contact a Miller Factory Authorized Service Agent.

HELP 2: Thermal protection circuit (XMT, Invision, Deltaweld)

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The machine has found a malfunction in its thermal protection (temperature sensing) circuitry.[1][2][3][4][5]

Also on: Machines: XMT 350 CC/CV, XMT 350 MPa, Invision 352 MPa, Deltaweld 350, Deltaweld 500. Deltaweld: blink code 2, meter shows HELP TEMP and HELP 2 XX.

Machine response: Contact service; the manual gives no user reset

Likely causes

  • Fault in a thermal sensor or its circuit inside the unit

First checks, in this order

  1. Miller gives no user fix for this display. Contact a Miller Factory Authorized Service Agent.

HELP 3: Left side overheated (XMT, Invision, Deltaweld)

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The left side of the unit (the secondary side on a Deltaweld) has overheated and the machine has shut down so the fan can cool it.[1][2][3][4][5]

Also on: Machines: XMT 350 CC/CV, XMT 350 MPa, Invision 352 MPa, Deltaweld 350, Deltaweld 500. Deltaweld: blink code 3, meter shows HELP TEMP and HELP 3 XX. On the Millermatic 350P, HELP 3 means something else (separate row).

Machine response: Output stops until the unit cools; it then continues by itself

Likely causes

  • Welding above the rated duty cycle
  • Cooling air blocked around the unit
  • High ambient temperature

First checks, in this order

  1. Leave the unit switched on so the fan keeps running; welding resumes when it has cooled.
  2. Check that nothing blocks the air flow and lower the output or duty cycle.

HELP 4: Auxiliary circuit overheated (Deltaweld)

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The auxiliary circuit has overheated and the machine has shut down so the fan can cool it.[4][5]

Also on: Machines: Deltaweld 350, Deltaweld 500. Blink code 4; meter shows HELP TEMP and HELP 4 XX. On Millermatic 350P and 252, HELP 4 / HLP 4 is a trigger or short fault (separate row).

Machine response: Output stops until the auxiliary circuit cools

Likely causes

  • Auxiliary circuit running hot, for example from heavy use or blocked air flow

First checks, in this order

  1. Leave the unit on so the fan can cool it; operation continues when it has cooled.
  2. If it keeps coming back, contact a Miller Factory Authorized Service Agent.

HELP 5: Right side overheated (XMT, Invision, Deltaweld)

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The right side of the unit (the primary side on a Deltaweld) has overheated and the machine has shut down so the fan can cool it.[1][2][3][4][5]

Also on: Machines: XMT 350 CC/CV, XMT 350 MPa, Invision 352 MPa, Deltaweld 350, Deltaweld 500. Deltaweld: blink code 5, meter shows HELP TEMP and HELP 5 XX.

Machine response: Output stops until the unit cools; it then continues by itself

Likely causes

  • Welding above the rated duty cycle
  • Cooling air blocked around the unit
  • High ambient temperature

First checks, in this order

  1. Leave the unit switched on so the fan keeps running; welding resumes when it has cooled.
  2. Check that nothing blocks the air flow and lower the output or duty cycle.

HELP 6: Maximum input current (XMT, Invision)

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The unit is running at its maximum allowed input current, so it is cutting back output power to keep welding. This happens when the line voltage is too low.[1][2][3]

Also on: Machines: XMT 350 CC/CV, XMT 350 MPa, Invision 352 MPa. On a Deltaweld, HELP 6 means a primary power circuit fault (separate row).

Machine response: Output power is reduced automatically; welding continues

Likely causes

  • Low line voltage at the machine
  • Undersized or long input supply

First checks, in this order

  1. Have a qualified electrician check the input voltage under load.

HELP 6: Primary power circuit fault, HELP LINE (Deltaweld)

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The machine has sensed a fault in the primary power circuit.[4][5]

Also on: Machines: Deltaweld 350, Deltaweld 500. Blink code 6; meter shows HELP LINE and HELP 6 XX.

Machine response: Output stops; retry after five minutes off

Likely causes

  • Input power problem
  • Input voltage set up wrong for the supply (see the input voltage section of the manual)

First checks, in this order

  1. Turn the unit off for five minutes and try again.
  2. Check the input voltage setup.
  3. If the fault stays, contact a Miller Factory Authorized Service Agent.

HELP 7: HELP LINE (Deltaweld)

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: A second primary line fault code. Miller prints HELP 7 under the same HELP LINE heading as HELP 6 and the table gives the two codes one shared description: a primary power circuit fault.[4][5]

Also on: Machines: Deltaweld 350, Deltaweld 500. Blink code 7; meter shows HELP LINE and HELP 7 XX. On the Millermatic 350P, HELP 7 is an input voltage shutdown and on the Millermatic 252, HLP 7 is a spool gun trigger timeout (separate rows).

Machine response: Output stops; retry after five minutes off

Likely causes

  • Input power problem
  • Input voltage set up wrong for the supply

First checks, in this order

  1. Turn the unit off for five minutes and try again.
  2. Check the input voltage setup.
  3. If the fault stays, contact a Miller Factory Authorized Service Agent.

HELP 8: Secondary power circuit (XMT, Invision, Deltaweld)

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The machine has found a malfunction in its secondary (output side) power circuit.[1][2][3][4][5]

Also on: Machines: XMT 350 CC/CV, XMT 350 MPa, Invision 352 MPa, Deltaweld 350, Deltaweld 500. Deltaweld: blink code 8, meter shows HELP OUT and HELP 8 XX. On the Millermatic 350P HELP 8 means open circuit voltage out of range (separate row).

Machine response: Service needed if it does not clear

Likely causes

  • Internal fault in the secondary power circuit
  • Deltaweld 500: welding wire or carbon electrode touching the work when Gouge mode is enabled, or a problem in the external weld circuit when several power sources share one workpiece

First checks, in this order

  1. Deltaweld 500: make sure the wire or carbon electrode is not touching the work in Gouge mode, press the Gouge button twice to clear, and check the weld circuit of power sources sharing a workpiece.
  2. If it stays, contact a Miller Factory Authorized Service Agent.

HELP 9: Relink board not set for input voltage, HELP LINK (Deltaweld)

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The relink board PC8 is not configured correctly for the input voltage connected to the machine.[4][5]

Also on: Machines: Deltaweld 350, Deltaweld 500. Blink code 9; meter shows HELP LINK and HELP 9 XX.

Machine response: Machine will not run until the relink is correct

Likely causes

  • Relink board set for a different input voltage than the supply

First checks, in this order

  1. Turn off and disconnect input power, then set the relink board for the actual input voltage as shown in the input voltage section of the manual (qualified person).

HELP 25: Duty cycle limit (XMT, Invision, Deltaweld)

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The machine has reached its duty cycle limit and has stopped output so it can cool.[1][2][3][4][5]

Also on: Machines: XMT 350 CC/CV, XMT 350 MPa, Invision 352 MPa, Deltaweld 350, Deltaweld 500. Deltaweld: blink code 25, meter shows HELP DUTY and HELP 25 XX. Deltaweld meters showing other HELP XXXX numbers point to the wire feeder owner's manual.

Machine response: Output stops until the unit cools; resets automatically

Likely causes

  • Welding longer or at higher output than the rated duty cycle allows

First checks, in this order

  1. Leave the unit switched on so the fan can cool it; it resets by itself when cool.
  2. Reduce the output or the arc on time.

HELP 0: Left side overheating (Millermatic 350P)

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The left side of the unit is overheating; the displays flash between OVER TEMP and HELP 0 and the unit shuts down until it cools.[6]

Also on: Machines: Millermatic 350P. Also applies to the Millermatic 350 (same manual).

Machine response: Output stops until internal temperature is back in range

Likely causes

  • Welding above the rated duty cycle
  • Cooling air blocked
  • High ambient temperature

First checks, in this order

  1. Let the unit cool with the fan running.
  2. Reduce output or duty cycle and clear the air flow.

HELP 1: Input voltage or board communication (Millermatic 350P, 252)

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: Either the input voltage is wrong for the welder, or the control board PC1 and the user interface board have lost communication.[6][7]

Also on: Machines: Millermatic 350P, Millermatic 252. Millermatic 252 shows HLP 1 (HL.P 001 in the troubleshooting table; turn power off and on, and if it returns have the unit checked). On XMT, Invision and Deltaweld units HELP 1 means a primary power circuit fault (separate row).

Machine response: Check input voltage; service needed if it persists

Likely causes

  • Input voltage outside the welder rating
  • Communication fault between control board PC1 and the user interface board

First checks, in this order

  1. Turn off input power and check the input voltage against the welder rating; correct it if needed.
  2. If HELP 1 comes back, contact a Miller Factory Authorized Service Agent.

HELP 2: Overheating (Millermatic 350P, 252)

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The unit is overheating and shuts down until its internal temperature drops. On the 350P this is the right side and the displays flash OVER TEMP and HELP 2.[6][7]

Also on: Machines: Millermatic 350P, Millermatic 252. Millermatic 252 shows HLP 2. On XMT, Invision and Deltaweld units HELP 2 means a thermal protection circuit fault (separate row).

Machine response: Output stops until internal temperature is back in range

Likely causes

  • Welding above the rated duty cycle
  • Cooling air blocked
  • Millermatic 252: open thermistor RT1 if the message stays after cooling

First checks, in this order

  1. Let the unit cool with the fan running.
  2. Reduce output or duty cycle.
  3. Millermatic 252: if HL.P 002 stays after the unit has cooled, have a service agent check thermistor RT1.

HELP 3: Trigger held at power up or no open circuit voltage (Millermatic 350P)

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: Either the gun trigger was held while the unit powered up, or no open circuit voltage was detected when the trigger was pulled and no arc started within 3 seconds.[6]

Also on: Machines: Millermatic 350P. Millermatic 252 HLP 3 is the no open circuit voltage case only (separate row).

Machine response: Unit will not weld until cleared

Likely causes

  • Gun trigger held or stuck closed at power up
  • No open circuit voltage at the output (internal fault)

First checks, in this order

  1. Release the gun trigger to clear the fault.
  2. If it is the no open circuit voltage case, turn off input power and contact a Miller Factory Authorized Service Agent.

HLP 3: No open circuit voltage (Millermatic 252)

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: No open circuit voltage was detected when the gun trigger was pulled, and no arc was detected after 3 seconds.[7]

Also on: Machines: Millermatic 252. Troubleshooting table text: HL.P 003 appears on meters.

Machine response: No weld output while the wire may still feed

Likely causes

  • Fault in the main control board or main rectifier

First checks, in this order

  1. Turn off input power.
  2. Contact a service distributor or Miller factory service; the troubleshooting table asks for the main control board and main rectifier to be checked.

HELP 4: Trigger held 2 minutes or tip shorted (Millermatic 350P, 252)

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The gun trigger was held for 2 minutes without an arc starting, or the contact tip or wire is shorted directly to the workpiece.[6][7]

Also on: Machines: Millermatic 350P, Millermatic 252. Millermatic 252 shows HLP 4 (HL.P 004 in the troubleshooting table).

Machine response: Output stops until the trigger is released and the short is cleared

Likely causes

  • Trigger held without welding
  • Wire stuck to the work or contact tip touching the work
  • Shorted trigger leads in the gun

First checks, in this order

  1. Release the gun trigger and clear the short (free the stuck wire).
  2. If the message stays, have the gun trigger leads checked for a short.

HELP 5: Wire feed or drive motor overcurrent (Millermatic 350P, 252)

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The wire feed system has a malfunction, or the drive motor drew too much current.[6][7]

Also on: Machines: Millermatic 350P, Millermatic 252. Millermatic 252 shows HLP 5 (HL.P 005 in the troubleshooting table). On XMT and Invision units HELP 5 is right side overheating (separate row).

Machine response: Wire feed stops; clears once the cause is fixed

Likely causes

  • Spool brake set too tight
  • Obstruction in the wire feed path
  • Dirty or worn liner, wire guides or contact tip
  • Gun trigger or leads damaged (252 troubleshooting table)

First checks, in this order

  1. Check the spool brake adjustment.
  2. Clear obstructions in the wire feed system.
  3. Clean or replace the liner, wire guides and contact tip.
  4. Check the gun trigger and leads.

HELP 6: External drive motor overcurrent, spool or push-pull gun (Millermatic 350P, 252)

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The wire feed system of a spool gun or push-pull gun has a malfunction, or its drive motor drew too much current.[6][7]

Also on: Machines: Millermatic 350P, Millermatic 252. Millermatic 252 shows HLP 6.

Machine response: Wire feed stops; clears once the cause is fixed

Likely causes

  • Spool brake too tight
  • Obstruction in the gun wire feed path
  • Dirty or worn liner, wire guides or contact tip

First checks, in this order

  1. Check the spool brake adjustment.
  2. Clear obstructions in the wire feed system.
  3. Clean or replace the liner, wire guides and contact tip.

HELP 7: Input voltage too high or too low (Millermatic 350P)

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The input voltage is too high or too low and the unit has shut itself down.[6]

Also on: Machines: Millermatic 350P.

Machine response: Unit shuts down until voltage is correct and power is cycled

Likely causes

  • Supply voltage outside the welder rating

First checks, in this order

  1. Turn off input power and check the input voltage against the welder rating.
  2. The unit runs again once the voltage is in range and power has been turned off and on.

HLP 7: Spool gun trigger held 2 minutes (Millermatic 252)

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The spool gun trigger was pulled and held for 2 minutes without an arc starting.[7]

Also on: Machines: Millermatic 252.

Machine response: Output stops until the trigger is released

Likely causes

  • Spool gun trigger held without welding
  • Stuck or shorted spool gun trigger

First checks, in this order

  1. Release the spool gun trigger.
  2. If it repeats without the trigger being held, check the gun trigger and leads.

HELP 8: Open circuit voltage out of range (Millermatic 350P)

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The open circuit voltage is outside its normal range.[6]

Also on: Machines: Millermatic 350P.

Machine response: Turn off input power; service needed

Likely causes

  • Internal output circuit fault

First checks, in this order

  1. Turn off input power and contact a Miller Factory Authorized Service Agent.

HLP 8: XR Edge gun trigger held 2 minutes (Millermatic 252)

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The XR Edge gun trigger was pulled and held for 2 minutes without an arc starting.[7]

Also on: Machines: Millermatic 252.

Machine response: Output stops until the trigger is released

Likely causes

  • XR Edge gun trigger held without welding
  • Stuck or shorted gun trigger

First checks, in this order

  1. Release the gun trigger.
  2. If it repeats, check the gun trigger and leads.

HELP 9: Pulse MIG malfunction (Millermatic 350P)

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The Pulse MIG function has a malfunction.[6]

Also on: Machines: Millermatic 350P.

Machine response: Pulse MIG not available until fixed

Likely causes

  • Bad connection between the pulse board and the user interface board
  • Failed pulse board

First checks, in this order

  1. Check the connection between the pulse board and the user interface board.
  2. Replace the pulse board if needed (service agent).

HLP 9: XR-A gun trigger held 2 minutes (Millermatic 252)

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The XR-A gun trigger was pulled and held for 2 minutes without an arc starting.[7]

Also on: Machines: Millermatic 252.

Machine response: Output stops until the trigger is released

Likely causes

  • XR-A gun trigger held without welding
  • Stuck or shorted gun trigger

First checks, in this order

  1. Release the gun trigger.
  2. If it repeats, check the gun trigger and leads.

HELP 10: Two gun triggers at once (Millermatic 350P)

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: Two gun triggers were activated at the same time.[6]

Also on: Machines: Millermatic 350P.

Machine response: Output stops until the triggers are released

Likely causes

  • Both guns triggered together
  • One gun trigger stuck closed

First checks, in this order

  1. Release the gun triggers to clear the error.

HLP 10: Python gun trigger held 2 minutes (Millermatic 252)

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The Python gun trigger was pulled and held for 2 minutes without an arc starting.[7]

Also on: Machines: Millermatic 252.

Machine response: Output stops until the trigger is released

Likely causes

  • Python gun trigger held without welding
  • Stuck or shorted gun trigger

First checks, in this order

  1. Release the gun trigger.
  2. If it repeats, check the gun trigger and leads.

HELP 11: Tach error (Millermatic 350P)

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The wire drive tach feedback signal is missing.[6]

Also on: Machines: Millermatic 350P.

Machine response: Wire feed stops until reset

Likely causes

  • Tach feedback lost from the wire drive motor

First checks, in this order

  1. Release and press the gun trigger to reset the tach signal.
  2. If the error continues, contact a Miller Factory Authorized Service Agent.

HLP 11: Board communication error (Millermatic 252)

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: Control board PC1 and user interface board PC2 have lost communication.[7]

Also on: Machines: Millermatic 252.

Machine response: Service needed

Likely causes

  • Communication fault between PC1 and PC2

First checks, in this order

  1. Contact Miller factory service.

HLP 12: Aluma-Pro gun trigger held 2 minutes (Millermatic 252)

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The Aluma-Pro gun trigger was pulled and held for 2 minutes without an arc starting.[7]

Also on: Machines: Millermatic 252.

Machine response: Output stops until the trigger is released

Likely causes

  • Aluma-Pro gun trigger held without welding
  • Stuck or shorted gun trigger

First checks, in this order

  1. Release the gun trigger.
  2. If it repeats, check the gun trigger and leads.

TIP SAVE: Contact tip shorted to work (Millermatic 350P)

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The contact tip is shorted directly to the workpiece, so the arc is shut off to protect it.[6]

Also on: Machines: Millermatic 350P.

Machine response: Arc shuts off until the tip is clear and the trigger is released

Likely causes

  • Contact tip touching the workpiece

First checks, in this order

  1. Lift the gun so the tip no longer touches the work and release the trigger; the message resets.

BOOT ERROR: Boot error / Boot fail (system booting stops at 1 to 4%)

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: While the system boots, the status bar stops at 1%, 2%, 3% or 4% because one of the components is not connected to the network or to the rest of the system.[8][9]

Also on: Machines: Continuum 350/500, Auto-Continuum 350/500. Red LED shows BOOT ERROR or BOOT FAIL.

Machine response: System does not finish booting

Likely causes

  • Wires in the interconnecting cable disconnected
  • Broken pin or socket in a communication receptacle
  • Internal circuit board failure

First checks, in this order

  1. Replace the interconnecting cable from the power source to the wire feeder (or between the ROI and wire drive on a Swingarc system).
  2. If that does not fix it, send the power source, ROI, wire drive or feeder for service.

ERR THERM: Thermal system problem

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The welding power source has overheated, or the thermal system reports overheating on the primary or secondary heat sinks.[8][9]

Also on: Machines: Continuum 350/500, Auto-Continuum 350/500. LCD: Thermal System Problem. The overtemp light stays on.

Machine response: Output stops; cycle power after cooling

Likely causes

  • Fan louvers or wind tunnel openings blocked
  • Fans not turning on or unable to turn
  • Dirty heat sinks
  • Fan enable signal from the Arc Control board (PC4) missing

First checks, in this order

  1. Let the unit cool, then cycle power on the power source.
  2. Keep at least 18 inches between the power source and other objects.
  3. Blow out the inside of the wind tunnel as described in preventive maintenance.
  4. Check that the fans run; if not, the power source needs service.

ERR COMMS: System or internal communication loss

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: Part of the welding system (power source, wire feeder, ROI or wire drive) has lost communication with the rest; the LCD names where.[8][9]

Also on: Machines: Continuum 350/500, Auto-Continuum 350/500. LCD: System Communication loss or Internal comms loss.

Machine response: System stops; cycle power

Likely causes

  • Bad or loose communication cable between feeder and power source
  • Open connection at the back of the power source, feeder, ROI or wire drive
  • Corrupted system database

First checks, in this order

  1. Cycle power on the power source.
  2. Replace the interconnecting / communication cable.
  3. Reinstall the system software.
  4. If it persists, have the component named on the LCD serviced.

ERR WIRSTUK: Wire stuck to workpiece

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The wire stuck to the workpiece at the end of the weld.[8][9]

Also on: Machines: Continuum 350/500, Auto-Continuum 350/500.

Machine response: Clears once the wire is freed

Likely causes

  • Wire froze in the puddle at the end of the weld

First checks, in this order

  1. Break or cut the wire away from the workpiece.

ERR ARC: Invalid arc

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The arc was not valid: weld voltage was too high or too low for the parameters set on the user interface.[8][9]

Also on: Machines: Continuum 350/500, Auto-Continuum 350/500.

Machine response: Weld stops

Likely causes

  • Broken or disconnected weld cable
  • Bad work clamp or cable connection
  • Wire delivery too slow or arc length too long

First checks, in this order

  1. Repair or replace the weld cable and work clamp connection.
  2. Check or replace the gun liner.
  3. Check that drive roll pressure suits the application.

ERR TRG STUK: Trigger held during power up

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The gun trigger was held when the feeder powered up.[8][9]

Also on: Machines: Continuum 350/500, Auto-Continuum 350/500.

Machine response: Feeder will not start until cleared

Likely causes

  • Trigger held at power up
  • Trigger or trigger wires in the MIG gun shorted together

First checks, in this order

  1. Release the trigger and press a button to clear the error.
  2. If it comes back, repair or replace the MIG gun.

WRN SOFTWARE: Incompatible software detected

Warning: act before it becomes a stop

What it means: The software in one component does not match the rest of the system (system software revision mismatch).[8][9]

Also on: Machines: Continuum 350/500, Auto-Continuum 350/500.

Machine response: Warning; update software

Likely causes

  • Wire feeder and power source at different software revisions
  • A newer component added to an older system
  • Feeder and power source paired for the first time

First checks, in this order

  1. Update the system software.

ERR INPUT PWR: Primary input power problem

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The primary supply is not right: a missing phase (single phase condition), or input voltage too high or too low.[8][9]

Also on: Machines: Continuum 350/500, Auto-Continuum 350/500. LCD: Must use three phase primary power; The primary input voltage is too high; or The primary input voltage is too low.

Machine response: Output stops until input power is correct

Likely causes

  • Missing primary leg from a poor connection in the plug or disconnect
  • Open fuse or circuit breaker
  • Supply voltage too high or too low

First checks, in this order

  1. Have a qualified electrician check the primary power, connections, fuses and breaker.

ERR BTN STUK: Button on user interface stuck

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: A button on the user interface was held too long or is stuck.[8][9]

Also on: Machines: Continuum 350/500, Auto-Continuum 350/500.

Machine response: Interface blocked until cleared

Likely causes

  • Button held down
  • Damaged membrane button on the overlay

First checks, in this order

  1. Make sure no button is pressed or jammed.
  2. If it persists, the wire feeder or ROI needs service.

ERR ARC STRT: Trigger held too long without arc

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: Weld output was on too long before an arc struck.[8][9]

Also on: Machines: Continuum 350/500, Auto-Continuum 350/500.

Machine response: Output stops

Likely causes

  • Drive rolls open, so the wire did not move
  • No weld cable between feeder and power source

First checks, in this order

  1. Set the correct drive roll pressure.
  2. Make sure the lower drive roll carrier support plate is installed.
  3. Install the weld cable.

ERR REL TRIG: Trigger held too long

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The trigger was held more than two minutes without striking an arc, or past the postflow in a timed weld; holding the Jog button too long can also cause it.[8][9]

Also on: Machines: Continuum 350/500, Auto-Continuum 350/500.

Machine response: Output stops until cleared

Likely causes

  • Trigger held without welding
  • Jog button held too long
  • MIG gun trigger shorted or stuck closed

First checks, in this order

  1. Release the trigger and press a button to clear the error.
  2. If it repeats, repair or replace the MIG gun.

WRN OVERAVER: Duty cycle exceeded

Warning: act before it becomes a stop

What it means: The power source duty cycle has been exceeded and it has shut down to cool.[8][9]

Also on: Machines: Continuum 350/500, Auto-Continuum 350/500.

Machine response: Output stops for a period; system will be ready to weld shortly

Likely causes

  • Welding output too high for too long

First checks, in this order

  1. Leave the welder powered on and idle until the warning clears, typically about 15 minutes.

ERR AUX PWR: Auxiliary power problem

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The 115 VAC auxiliary power circuit board has a problem.[8][9]

Also on: Machines: Continuum 350/500, Auto-Continuum 350/500.

Machine response: Aux power off; cycle power

Likely causes

  • Device plugged into the 115 VAC receptacle drawing too much
  • Auxiliary power board failure

First checks, in this order

  1. Unplug the device from the 115 VAC receptacle and cycle power.
  2. If it persists, the power source needs service.

ERR PWR SRC: Boost current sensor error

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: A primary current sensor (boost CS1, CS2, CS3 or CS4) reports input current that is too high or too low.[8][9]

Also on: Machines: Continuum 350/500, Auto-Continuum 350/500.

Machine response: Output stops; cycle power

Likely causes

  • Primary AC input too high or too low on one or more legs

First checks, in this order

  1. Cycle power on the power source.
  2. Have a qualified electrician check the primary power.

WRN VSNS LOS: Volt sense feedback lost

Warning: act before it becomes a stop

What it means: The power source is not getting voltage feedback from its internal connection or from the external volt sense lead.[8][9]

Also on: Machines: Continuum 350/500, Auto-Continuum 350/500.

Machine response: Warning; weld control may be affected

Likely causes

  • Feedback set to V-Sense with the volt sense lead broken or disconnected
  • Open wire in the interconnecting cable carrying voltage feedback

First checks, in this order

  1. Inspect the volt sense lead and replace it if broken.
  2. Replace the interconnecting cable if a wire is open.

ERR COOL TEMP: Cooler over temperature

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The cooler temperature sensor reports coolant that is too hot, so the system shuts down until it cools.[8][9]

Also on: Machines: Continuum 350/500, Auto-Continuum 350/500.

Machine response: System stops until coolant cools

Likely causes

  • Blockage in the torch or torch coolant line
  • Welding beyond the cooler capacity

First checks, in this order

  1. Clear the blockage or replace the torch.
  2. Reduce the welding output.

ERR COOL FLOW: Cooler low flow

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: No coolant is flowing in the coolant lines.[8][9]

Also on: Machines: Continuum 350/500, Auto-Continuum 350/500.

Machine response: System stops until flow is restored

Likely causes

  • Air not yet purged from the coolant lines
  • Clogged filter
  • Blockage in the torch or coolant line

First checks, in this order

  1. Turn on weld output in Load Bank mode several times, clearing the error each time, until coolant reaches the flow switch.
  2. Follow the coolant maintenance steps in the cooler manual.
  3. Clear the blockage or replace the torch.

RELE ASE / TRIG GER: Release Trigger

Warning: act before it becomes a stop

What it means: The remote contactor control on the Remote 14 receptacle (pins A and B) is closed and must be opened before the machine will go on.[10][11][12][13][14][15]

Also on: Machines: Dynasty 280, Maxstar 210, Maxstar 280, Syncrowave 300, Syncrowave 400, Syncrowave 210. Shown as [RELE] [ASE] then [TRIG] [GER] across the two meters.

Machine response: Machine waits until the contactor input opens

Likely causes

  • Torch switch or foot control held at power up or when changing setup
  • Remote control switch stuck or shorted

First checks, in this order

  1. Release the torch trigger or foot control.
  2. Check the remote control and its cable for a stuck or shorted switch.

UN S HORT / OUTP UT: Un Short Output

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: There is a short across the weld output connections that must be removed before the machine will continue.[10][11][12][13][14]

Also on: Machines: Dynasty 280, Maxstar 210, Maxstar 280, Syncrowave 300, Syncrowave 400.

Machine response: Output blocked until the short is removed

Likely causes

  • Electrode or torch touching the work
  • Short in the weld cables or connections

First checks, in this order

  1. Remove the short on the weld output.
  2. If the message stays after the output has been checked for shorts, contact a Miller Factory Authorized Service Agent.

OVER TEMP: Over Temperature Error

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The machine has overheated; the error clears once temperatures are back to acceptable levels.[10][11][12][13][14]

Also on: Machines: Dynasty 280, Maxstar 210, Maxstar 280, Syncrowave 300, Syncrowave 400.

Machine response: Output stops until the unit cools

Likely causes

  • Welding above the rated duty cycle
  • Blocked air flow or fan not running
  • High ambient temperature

First checks, in this order

  1. Leave the unit on so the fan can cool it.
  2. Reduce amperage or duty cycle.
  3. Check the fan runs and nothing blocks it.

CHEK INPT: Check Input (latching error)

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: High or low input voltage has been sensed.[10][11][12][13][14]

Also on: Machines: Dynasty 280, Maxstar 210, Maxstar 280, Syncrowave 300, Syncrowave 400.

Machine response: Latching: Standby LED flashes; clear with Standby button or power off

Likely causes

  • Supply voltage outside the machine range
  • Weak or overloaded supply line

First checks, in this order

  1. Have a qualified person check the input voltage.
  2. Clear by pressing the Standby button or turning power off.

WELD CABL: Weld Cable (latching error)

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The machine sensed an error related to the weld cables.[10][11][12][13][14]

Also on: Machines: Dynasty 280, Maxstar 210, Maxstar 280, Syncrowave 300, Syncrowave 400.

Machine response: Latching: Standby LED flashes; clear with Standby button or power off

Likely causes

  • Weld cables too long or coiled
  • Carbon arc gouging with the wrong DIG setting (Dynasty, Maxstar)

First checks, in this order

  1. Straighten out or shorten the weld cables.
  2. If carbon arc gouging, set DIG to Carbon ARC (Dynasty, Maxstar).
  3. Clear with the Standby button or by turning power off.

SEE O.M.: See Owner's Manual (latching error)

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: A latching error the machine does not name on the meters; Miller sends you to the troubleshooting table, which says to contact a service agent.[10][11][12][13][14]

Also on: Machines: Dynasty 280, Maxstar 210, Maxstar 280, Syncrowave 300, Syncrowave 400.

Machine response: Latching: Standby LED flashes; clear with Standby button or power off

Likely causes

  • Internal fault recorded by the machine

First checks, in this order

  1. Press Standby or turn power off to clear.
  2. If it does not clear or keeps coming back, contact a Miller Factory Authorized Service Agent.

COOL PWR: Cooler Power (latching error)

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: An error with the power supplied to the cooler.[10][11][12][13][14]

Also on: Machines: Dynasty 280, Maxstar 210, Maxstar 280, Syncrowave 300, Syncrowave 400.

Machine response: Latching: Standby LED flashes; clear with Standby button or power off

Likely causes

  • Fault in the CoolMate 1.3 power output (Dynasty, Maxstar)
  • Syncrowave 300/400: incorrect primary wiring on single phase or a blown fuse

First checks, in this order

  1. Dynasty and Maxstar: plug the cooler into a nearby 115 V AC receptacle, or turn Cooler Power off.
  2. Syncrowave 300/400: check the single phase primary wiring and fuse, or turn Cooler Power off and use the machine without the cooler.

NOT VALD: Not Valid

Warning: act before it becomes a stop

What it means: The setup you tried is not allowed, for example pressing AC Waveshape while in DC.[10][11][12][13][14][15]

Also on: Machines: Dynasty 280, Maxstar 210, Maxstar 280, Syncrowave 300, Syncrowave 400, Syncrowave 210. Dynasty 280 and Maxstar also show [LOCK] [LEV1] when an adjustment is blocked by the active lock level. Syncrowave 210 shows [Not] [Valid].

Machine response: Setting is refused; no fault

Likely causes

  • Incompatible front panel selection

First checks, in this order

  1. Choose a setting that fits the selected process.

SOFT WARE / NOT VALD: Software Not Valid

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: A software compatibility error was detected and a software update is needed.[10][11][12][13][14]

Also on: Machines: Dynasty 280, Maxstar 210, Maxstar 280, Syncrowave 300, Syncrowave 400.

Machine response: Machine needs a software update

Likely causes

  • Mismatched software between the machine boards
  • Incomplete software update

First checks, in this order

  1. Update the software as described in the manual.
  2. If the message stays after an update, contact a Miller Factory Authorized Service Agent.

ERR LOG: Error Log message

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The machine shows ERR LOG for an error that has been recorded in its error log; the Error Log in the technician menu keeps the last eight error events.[10][11][12]

Also on: Machines: Dynasty 280, Maxstar 280, Maxstar 210.

Machine response: Depends on the logged error

Likely causes

  • An internal error event stored by the machine

First checks, in this order

  1. Contact a Miller Factory Authorized Service Agent for an explanation of the error code.

SCOM SD: Serial communication lost, memory card board

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: Serial communication to the memory card board has been lost.[15]

Also on: Machines: Syncrowave 210.

Machine response: Clear by turning power off

Likely causes

  • Loose or damaged connection to the memory card board
  • Board fault

First checks, in this order

  1. Turn power off to clear.
  2. If it does not clear or happens often, contact a Miller Factory Authorized Service Agent.

SCOM UI: Serial communication lost, user interface board

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: Serial communication to the user interface board has been lost.[15]

Also on: Machines: Syncrowave 210.

Machine response: Clear by turning power off

Likely causes

  • Loose or damaged connection to the user interface board
  • Board fault

First checks, in this order

  1. Turn power off to clear.
  2. If it does not clear or happens often, contact a Miller Factory Authorized Service Agent.

INV OT: Inverter over temperature

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The primary inverter circuitry is over temperature.[15]

Also on: Machines: Syncrowave 210.

Machine response: Output stops until cool

Likely causes

  • Duty cycle exceeded
  • Blocked air flow or fan problem

First checks, in this order

  1. Let the unit cool; the error clears when temperature is acceptable.
  2. Reduce output or duty cycle.

PFC OT: Power factor correction over temperature

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The primary power factor correction circuitry is over temperature.[15]

Also on: Machines: Syncrowave 210.

Machine response: Output stops until cool

Likely causes

  • Duty cycle exceeded
  • Blocked air flow or fan problem

First checks, in this order

  1. Let the unit cool; the error clears when temperature is acceptable.
  2. Reduce output or duty cycle.

SEC OT: Weld output (secondary) over temperature

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The weld output circuitry is over temperature.[15]

Also on: Machines: Syncrowave 210.

Machine response: Output stops until cool

Likely causes

  • Duty cycle exceeded
  • Blocked air flow or fan problem

First checks, in this order

  1. Let the unit cool; the error clears when temperature is acceptable.
  2. Reduce output or duty cycle.

INV ERRT: Inverter temperature sensor failure

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The thermal protection circuit in the primary inverter is shorted or open.[15]

Also on: Machines: Syncrowave 210.

Machine response: Service needed

Likely causes

  • Failed or disconnected temperature sensor in the inverter circuit

First checks, in this order

  1. Contact a Miller Factory Authorized Service Agent.

PFC ERRT: Power factor correction temperature sensor failure

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The thermal protection circuit in the primary power factor correction circuitry is shorted or open.[15]

Also on: Machines: Syncrowave 210.

Machine response: Service needed

Likely causes

  • Failed or disconnected temperature sensor in the PFC circuit

First checks, in this order

  1. Contact a Miller Factory Authorized Service Agent.

SEC ERRT: Weld output temperature sensor failure

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The thermal protection circuit in the weld output circuitry is shorted or open.[15]

Also on: Machines: Syncrowave 210.

Machine response: Service needed

Likely causes

  • Failed or disconnected temperature sensor in the output circuit

First checks, in this order

  1. Contact a Miller Factory Authorized Service Agent.

CLMP ERR / OVER VOLT: Clamp error, over voltage (latching)

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The secondary clamp voltage is too high.[15]

Also on: Machines: Syncrowave 210.

Machine response: Latching error

Likely causes

  • Long or coiled weld cables

First checks, in this order

  1. Straighten out or shorten the weld cables.
  2. If that does not fix it, contact a Miller Factory Authorized Service Agent.

CLMP ERR / OVER AMPS: Clamp error, over amperage (latching)

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The secondary clamp amperage is too high.[15]

Also on: Machines: Syncrowave 210.

Machine response: Latching error

Likely causes

  • Long or coiled weld cables

First checks, in this order

  1. Straighten out or shorten the weld cables.
  2. If that does not fix it, contact a Miller Factory Authorized Service Agent.

Overtemp: Please wait while the welder cools down

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The internal temperature of the welder went over its limit.[16][17][18][19][20][21]

Also on: Machines: Multimatic 200, 215, 220 AC/DC, 235, 255; Millermatic 255. Multimatic 255 and Millermatic 255 also name the hot part: Boost Module, Inverter Module, Output Rectifier or Secondary Magnetics.

Machine response: Output stops until the unit cools

Likely causes

  • Welding above the rated duty cycle
  • Blocked air flow
  • Fan not running

First checks, in this order

  1. Wait for the unit to cool down with the fan running.
  2. If the fan is not running, contact a Miller service location.

Shorted trigger: Release trigger to clear error

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: A gun or TIG trigger is closed when the welder does not expect it, so the welder blocks output until it is released.[16][17][19]

Also on: Machines: Multimatic 215, 220 AC/DC, 200. Messages: Shorted trigger-Release 4-pin trigger, Release 8-pin trigger, or Release trigger (215, 220 AC/DC). Multimatic 200: SHORTED 4-PIN TRIGGER ERROR and SHORTED 6-PIN REMOTE ERROR.

Machine response: Output blocked until the trigger is released

Likely causes

  • MIG or spool gun trigger held at power up
  • Trigger held too long during jog (MIG gun more than 16 feet of wire on the 215, spool gun more than 10 seconds)
  • Trigger held more than 1 second after the arc broke
  • Trigger held while changing process
  • Electrode shorted to the trigger lead (trigger lead over 9 volts) or trigger leads shorted together

First checks, in this order

  1. Release the trigger to clear the error.
  2. If it comes back without the trigger being held, fix or replace the damaged gun.

Trigger error: Release MIG gun, spool gun or push-pull trigger

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: A gun trigger is closed when the welder does not expect it, so output is blocked until it is released.[18][20][21]

Also on: Machines: Multimatic 235, Multimatic 255, Millermatic 255. Separate messages for the 4-pin MIG gun trigger and the 10-pin spool gun or push-pull trigger.

Machine response: Output blocked until the trigger is released

Likely causes

  • MIG gun trigger held at power up
  • Trigger held too long in jog (Multimatic 255: MIG gun 17 feet of wire, spool gun 10 seconds, push-pull gun 37 feet)
  • Trigger held more than 1 second after the arc broke
  • Trigger held while another process is selected
  • Trigger leads shorted

First checks, in this order

  1. Release the trigger to clear the error.
  2. If it comes back without the trigger being held, fix or replace the gun.

Foot Pedal Error: Release TIG foot pedal

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The TIG trigger or foot pedal is pressed at power up, or while the process is changed to TIG Lift-Arc Remote.[18][20]

Also on: Machines: Multimatic 235, Multimatic 255.

Machine response: Output blocked until released

Likely causes

  • Foot pedal or TIG trigger pressed at power up or during process change
  • Stuck foot pedal

First checks, in this order

  1. Release the TIG trigger or foot pedal.

Shorted output: First remove short, then pull trigger to clear error

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The welder saw a short on the output and turned the output off.[16][17][18][19][20][21]

Also on: Machines: Multimatic 200, 215, 220 AC/DC, 235, 255; Millermatic 255. Multimatic 200 message: SHORTED OUTPUT ERROR (clears when the trigger is released).

Machine response: Output off until the short is removed

Likely causes

  • Wire touched the workpiece while jogging
  • Contact tip touched the workpiece while welding
  • Weld voltage under 10 volts for more than 0.2 seconds
  • Damaged output rectifier or control board

First checks, in this order

  1. Remove the short and pull the trigger, or wait 30 seconds, to clear.
  2. If it keeps happening with no short, contact a Miller service location.

Stuck electrode: Free electrode to clear error

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: A Stick electrode or TIG tungsten is stuck in the weld puddle, so the welder turned output off.[16][17][18][19][20]

Also on: Machines: Multimatic 200, 215, 220 AC/DC, 235, 255. Multimatic 200 message: ROD STUCK ERROR.

Machine response: Output off until the electrode is free

Likely causes

  • Stick electrode frozen to the work
  • Tungsten stuck in the puddle
  • Tungsten touching the work more than 5 seconds without starting an arc

First checks, in this order

  1. Pull the electrode or tungsten free of the work; output comes back after about one second.

Motor error: Motor has drawn too much current (or stalled)

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The wire drive motor drew too much current or stalled.[16][17][18][20][21]

Also on: Machines: Multimatic 215, 220 AC/DC, 235, 255; Millermatic 255. Multimatic 255 and Millermatic 255 messages: Internal/Remote Motor Error (motor stalled or drew too much current) and Tach Error (motor tach running too slow or damaged), with the same fixes.

Machine response: Wire feed stops

Likely causes

  • Too much pressure on the drive roll pressure knob
  • Obstructed gun liner or contact tip
  • Tangled welding wire
  • Damaged control board

First checks, in this order

  1. Reduce drive roll pressure.
  2. Clear or replace the liner and contact tip.
  3. Untangle the wire.
  4. If it persists, contact a Miller service location.

Fan error: Fan running too slow or damaged

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: A cooling fan is running too slowly or is damaged.[16][17][18][20][21]

Also on: Machines: Multimatic 215, 220 AC/DC, 235, 255; Millermatic 255. Multimatic 255 and Millermatic 255: either the top or the bottom fan.

Machine response: Unit protects itself; weld output may stop

Likely causes

  • Fan blades obstructed
  • Fan harness disconnected
  • Damaged fan or control board

First checks, in this order

  1. Clear any obstruction from the fan.
  2. Reconnect the fan harness (215, 220 AC/DC, 235) or contact a service location (255).
  3. Contact a Miller service location if the fan or board is damaged.

Thermal error: Thermistor range error

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: A temperature sensor (thermistor) reads too high or too low to be a real temperature, or is unplugged.[16][17][18][19][20][21]

Also on: Machines: Multimatic 200, 215, 220 AC/DC, 235, 255; Millermatic 255. Variants: primary or secondary thermistor (215, 235), magnetic thermistor (220 AC/DC), boost module, inverter module, secondary magnetics or output rectifier thermistor shorted or open (255 models). Multimatic 200: PRIMARY THERMISTOR ERROR and SECONDARY THERMISTOR ERROR.

Machine response: Output stops

Likely causes

  • Thermistor unplugged
  • Thermistor or control board damaged
  • Unit colder than about -22 C (255 models)

First checks, in this order

  1. Reconnect the thermistor if it is unplugged (215, 220 AC/DC, 235).
  2. Multimatic 255 and Millermatic 255: move the unit somewhere warmer than about -30 F (-22 C) if it is very cold.
  3. Otherwise contact a Miller service location.

Boost error: Cycle power to clear error

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The primary boost circuit did not start up correctly.[16][17][18][19]

Also on: Machines: Multimatic 200, 215, 220 AC/DC, 235. Multimatic 200 message: PRIMARY BOOST NOT READY. On the 255 models the same failure shows as Primary Error (separate row).

Machine response: Unit will not weld; cycle power

Likely causes

  • Primary boost not established at power up
  • Primary circuit fault

First checks, in this order

  1. Turn power off and on.
  2. If it persists after a power cycle, contact a Miller service location.

Primary error: Cycle power to clear error

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The primary boost was not established; the message may add the failing check (Vbus high, low or balance, precharge, initial boost check, current sensor, over current, precharge relay failure, or +15V / -15V).[20][21]

Also on: Machines: Multimatic 255, Millermatic 255.

Machine response: Unit will not weld; cycle power

Likely causes

  • Primary boost or precharge circuit fault
  • Supply problem at power up

First checks, in this order

  1. Turn power off and on.
  2. If it persists after a power cycle, contact a Miller authorized service location.

Over voltage: Cycle power to clear

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The primary (input) voltage is above the welder limit.[16][17][18][19][20][21]

Also on: Machines: Multimatic 200, 215, 220 AC/DC, 235, 255; Millermatic 255. Multimatic 200 message: PRIMARY VOLTAGE ERROR.

Machine response: Unit stops; cycle power

Likely causes

  • Supply voltage too high
  • Power surge on the line

First checks, in this order

  1. Bring the input voltage below the limit (310 V on Multimatic 215, 220 AC/DC and 235; 288 V on Millermatic 255; 690 V as printed for the Multimatic 255), then cycle power.

Under voltage: Cycle power to clear

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The primary (input) voltage is below the welder limit.[16][17][18][20][21]

Also on: Machines: Multimatic 215, 220 AC/DC, 235, 255; Millermatic 255.

Machine response: Unit stops; cycle power

Likely causes

  • Supply voltage too low
  • Long or undersized extension cord

First checks, in this order

  1. Raise the input voltage above the limit (90 V on Multimatic 215 and 220 AC/DC; 150 V on Multimatic 235, Multimatic 255 and Millermatic 255), then cycle power.
  2. Use a properly sized supply cord.

Network error: Communication lost

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The microcontrollers inside the welder (on the control board, or between the control board and interface board) have stopped talking to each other.[16][17][18][19][20][21]

Also on: Machines: Multimatic 200, 215, 220 AC/DC, 235, 255; Millermatic 255. Multimatic 200 messages: NETWORK 1 ERROR (two micros on the control board) and NETWORK 2 ERROR (user interface board to control board). 255 models add Inverter Communication and Primary Communication variants.

Machine response: Unit stops; cycle power

Likely causes

  • Internal communication fault
  • Damaged harness between control board and interface board
  • Damaged control or interface board

First checks, in this order

  1. Turn power off and on.
  2. If it persists after a power cycle, contact a Miller service location.

Cable error: Wire feed housing cable

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The wire drive (wire feed housing) cable does not match the selected process: it is not connected for a MIG or flux cored process, or it is connected for a process that does not use it.[16][18][19][20][21]

Also on: Machines: Multimatic 200, 215, 235, 255; Millermatic 255.

Machine response: Output blocked until the cable matches the process

Likely causes

  • MIG or flux cored selected with the wire drive cable not on the positive or negative stud
  • TIG or Stick selected with the wire drive cable still on a stud
  • Damaged control board

First checks, in this order

  1. Connect the wire drive cable to the correct stud for MIG or flux cored, or remove it for TIG and Stick, or select another process.

Gun Error: Gun not supported or gun connected in the wrong process

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The connected gun is not supported by the system parameters, or a wire drive or gun is connected while TIG or Stick is selected.[20][21]

Also on: Machines: Multimatic 255, Millermatic 255.

Machine response: Output blocked

Likely causes

  • Incompatible gun (XR Edge, XR-A or AlumaPro Plus as printed)
  • MIG, spool or push-pull gun left connected in TIG or Stick

First checks, in this order

  1. Use a compatible gun.
  2. Disconnect the gun or wire drive cable for TIG or Stick.

Transformer Saturation error: Release trigger or cycle power to clear

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The main transformer detected an overcurrent condition.[20][21]

Also on: Machines: Multimatic 255, Millermatic 255.

Machine response: Output stops

Likely causes

  • Overcurrent in the main transformer

First checks, in this order

  1. Release the trigger or cycle power to clear.
  2. If it persists, contact a Miller authorized service location.

GP00: MIG gas not detected

Warning: act before it becomes a stop

What it means: The welder does not detect MIG shielding gas.[23][24]

Also on: Machines: Millermatic 211 PRO, Multimatic 215 PRO. Multimatic 215 PRO also has GP01 TIG gas not connected.

Machine response: Alert shown on the LCD

Likely causes

  • Gas bottle valve closed
  • Gas hose not connected to the MIG gas valve
  • Empty gas bottle
  • Gas hose or valve blocked
  • Damaged gas valve or control board

First checks, in this order

  1. Open the gas bottle valve.
  2. Connect the gas hose to the MIG gas valve.
  3. Replace an empty bottle.
  4. Clear any blockage; contact a service agent if it persists.

VV00: Primary over voltage, check input

Warning: act before it becomes a stop

What it means: The input voltage is too high.[23][24]

Also on: Machines: Millermatic 211 PRO, Multimatic 215 PRO.

Machine response: Alert shown on the LCD

Likely causes

  • Supply voltage higher than the rating card
  • Power surge on the line

First checks, in this order

  1. Bring the input voltage in line with the unit rating card.
  2. Contact a service agent if it persists.

VU01: Primary under voltage

Warning: act before it becomes a stop

What it means: The input voltage is too low.[23][24]

Also on: Machines: Millermatic 211 PRO, Multimatic 215 PRO.

Machine response: Alert shown on the LCD

Likely causes

  • Supply voltage lower than the rating card
  • Extension cord too long or undersized

First checks, in this order

  1. Raise the input voltage to the unit rating.
  2. Replace the extension cord with one of proper length and size.

WG01: MIG motor fault, have unit serviced

Hits OEE: Availability

What it means: The MIG wire drive motor has a fault.[23][24]

Also on: Machines: Millermatic 211 PRO, Multimatic 215 PRO. WG02 is the same fault on a spool gun motor.

Machine response: Error: wire feed stops

Likely causes

  • Wire spool brake tension too high
  • Drive tension arm set too high
  • Obstruction in the gun liner or contact tip
  • Worn inlet guide or tension arm
  • Worn brushes in the integrated motor

First checks, in this order

  1. Adjust the spool brake nut and tension arm as in the manual.
  2. Clear the gun liner and contact tip.
  3. If it persists, contact a service agent.

TP00: MIG trigger held, release trigger

Warning: act before it becomes a stop

What it means: The gun trigger is held closed at power up or during an error condition.[23][24]

Also on: Machines: Millermatic 211 PRO, Multimatic 215 PRO. TP02 is the same alert when the trigger is held after the arc breaks.

Machine response: Alert; clears when released

Likely causes

  • Trigger held while switching on
  • Shorted gun trigger

First checks, in this order

  1. Release the gun trigger.
  2. Test the trigger with an ohmmeter to check it opens and closes properly.

DL02: Weld stuck, fix shorted output

Warning: act before it becomes a stop

What it means: The weld output is shorted.[23][24]

Also on: Machines: Millermatic 211 PRO, Multimatic 215 PRO. DL07 shows when weld current is detected while jogging wire.

Machine response: Alert; output off until the short clears

Likely causes

  • Welding gun shorted to the workpiece
  • Possible problem with control board PC1

First checks, in this order

  1. Pull the gun away from the workpiece.
  2. If it persists, contact a service agent.

DT00: Secondary overtemp, wait for system to cool down

Warning: act before it becomes a stop

What it means: The secondary side of the welder is too hot.[23][24]

Also on: Machines: Millermatic 211 PRO, Multimatic 215 PRO. HT30 (primary overtemp) and DT10 (primary IGBT overtemp) have the same causes.

Machine response: Alert; output stops until cool

Likely causes

  • Duty cycle rating exceeded
  • Ambient temperature above 40 C
  • Cooling fan not working
  • Front or rear louvers blocked
  • Unit placed too close to other objects

First checks, in this order

  1. Let the fan cool the unit to reset the thermal protection.
  2. Reduce output or duty cycle.
  3. Check the fan and clear the louvers; give the unit space.

HT30: Primary overtemp

Warning: act before it becomes a stop

What it means: The primary side of the welder is too hot.[23][24]

Also on: Machines: Millermatic 211 PRO, Multimatic 215 PRO.

Machine response: Alert; output stops until cool

Likely causes

  • Duty cycle rating exceeded
  • Ambient temperature above 40 C
  • Cooling fan not working
  • Louvers blocked or unit too close to other objects

First checks, in this order

  1. Let the fan cool the unit.
  2. Reduce output or duty cycle.
  3. Check the fan and clear the louvers.

WM01: Wire drive assembly cable disconnected, connect cable

Warning: act before it becomes a stop

What it means: The wire drive assembly cable is not connected to a weld output receptacle.[23][24]

Also on: Machines: Millermatic 211 PRO, Multimatic 215 PRO. Multimatic 215 PRO also has WM00 when the cable is connected in a process that does not use it.

Machine response: Alert; MIG output blocked until connected

Likely causes

  • Cable left off after TIG or Stick use
  • Damaged harness or control board

First checks, in this order

  1. For MIG, connect the wire drive cable to the positive (+) receptacle; for flux cored, to the negative (-) receptacle.
  2. Contact a service agent if it persists.

Log it, or the same alarm comes back

An error stops the welder, and the cell waits until it is cleared, so in OEE terms it is a breakdown. Log the code, the machine and the minutes lost, every time, even when a power cycle clears it in seconds.

  • Reason code: the code plus the cell, for example Miller Millermatic 350P HELP 4, cell 2, so a trigger fault that comes back every shift shows up as a pattern.
  • Loss bucket: a stop that needs a reset, a part or a technician is an availability loss (breakdown). Stops shorter than your micro-stop threshold go to performance (minor stops). The six big losses page shows where each one belongs.
  • What to count: how often each code fires per week and the minutes it costs. Two numbers a week turn "that alarm comes up sometimes" into a ranked list. The MTBF and MTTR calculator and the downtime cost calculator do the math.

The free OEE tracker logs each stop with its reason and turns the week into a downtime Pareto, so the code that costs the most rises to the top.

fabrico.io has a MIG welder troubleshooting guide. An error code tells you what the power source detected, not what happened in the cell in the seconds before. Fabrico's camera-based OEE software syncs camera video with machine data, so you can replay the moment the cell stopped next to the code.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I find a Miller welder error codes PDF?

Miller prints the codes in the troubleshooting or maintenance section of each machine's owner's manual, which you can download free through the Owner's Manual lookup on millerwelds.com by model or serial number. Look for Help Displays (XMT, Invision, Millermatic 350P), Help Codes (Millermatic 252), Fault Code Diagnostics (Deltaweld), Voltmeter/Ammeter Display Messages (Dynasty, Maxstar, Syncrowave), Error Messages (Multimatic, Millermatic 255 and the PRO models) or Error Code Troubleshooting (Continuum). The same HELP number can mean different things on different families, so always read the table for your model.

What do the Miller Multimatic 215 error codes mean?

The original Multimatic 215 shows text messages rather than numbers. The common ones: Overtemp (let it cool), Shorted trigger (release the 4-pin or 8-pin trigger; if it returns, the gun is damaged), Shorted output (remove the short and pull the trigger or wait 30 seconds), Stuck electrode (free the rod or tungsten), Motor error (too much drive roll pressure, blocked liner or tip, tangled wire), Over voltage above 310 V or Under voltage below 90 V (cycle power), and Cable error (wire feed housing cable on the wrong stud for the process). The Multimatic 215 PRO uses ERROR and ALERT codes instead, such as GP00 MIG gas not detected or WG01 MIG motor fault.

What do the Miller Multimatic 255 error codes mean?

The Multimatic 255 shows text messages on its LCD. Trigger error and Foot Pedal Error mean a trigger or pedal is held when it should not be; Shorted output means the wire or tip touched the work; Internal/Remote Motor Error and Tach Error point to drive roll pressure, a blocked liner or tip or tangled wire; Thermal error names a thermistor that is shorted or open; Primary Error, Over voltage (above 690 V as printed) and Under voltage (below 150 V) are input side problems cleared by cycling power; Network error, Transformer Saturation error and Gun Error complete the list. The Millermatic 255 uses the same messages, with 288 V as its over voltage limit.

What do HELP 3, HELP 5 and HELP 25 mean on a Miller welder?

On XMT 350, Invision 352 MPa and Deltaweld units, HELP 3 means the left side overheated and HELP 5 the right side; HELP 25 means the duty cycle limit was reached. In all three cases leave the machine switched on so the fan can cool it, and it carries on by itself. HELP 1, 2 and 8 are internal circuit faults for a service agent. On the Millermatic 350P the numbers differ: HELP 0 and HELP 2 are the overheating codes, and HELP 3 means the trigger was held at power up or there was no open circuit voltage.

What does SEE O.M. or ERR LOG mean on a Miller Dynasty or Syncrowave?

On the Dynasty 280, Maxstar 210 and 280 and Syncrowave 300 and 400, [SEE] [O.M.] is a latching error that sends you to the owner's manual troubleshooting table, which says to contact a Miller Factory Authorized Service Agent; press Standby or turn power off to clear it first. ERR LOG means an error has been stored in the machine's error log (the technician menu keeps the last eight error events) and a service agent should read the code. Other latching messages are [CHEK] [INPT] for high or low input voltage, [WELD] [CABL] for weld cable problems and [COOL] [PWR] for cooler power.

What does HLP 4 or HELP 5 mean on a Millermatic?

On the Millermatic 252 and 350P, HELP 4 (shown as HLP 4 on the 252) means the gun trigger was held 2 minutes without an arc, or the tip or wire is shorted to the work: release the trigger and clear the short. HELP 5 means a wire feed problem or drive motor overcurrent: check the spool brake, clear the wire path and clean or replace the liner, guides and contact tip. HELP 6 is the same for a spool gun or push-pull gun motor. On the 252, HLP 7 to HLP 10 and HLP 12 are 2 minute trigger timeouts for specific guns.

Sources

Codes and meanings follow the manufacturer documentation below. Wording is ours, simplified for the shop floor; the manual for your exact model and software version wins if it differs.

  1. XMT 350 MPa Auto-Line Owner's Manual, OM-231242AA, 2021-11, Miller Electric Mfg. LLC, hosted on contenthub.itwwelding.com (the file millerwelds.com's Owner's Manual lookup links to)
  2. XMT 350 CC/CV Auto-Line Owner's Manual, OM-2247AH, 2020-05, Miller Electric Mfg. LLC, hosted on contenthub.itwwelding.com (the file millerwelds.com's Owner's Manual lookup links to)
  3. Invision 352 MPa Auto-Line Owner's Manual, OM-246193W, 2022-01, Miller Electric Mfg. LLC, hosted on contenthub.itwwelding.com (the file millerwelds.com's Owner's Manual lookup links to)
  4. Deltaweld 350 (230/460 V) Owner's Manual, OM-279362L, 2025-11, Miller Electric Mfg. LLC, hosted on contenthub.itwwelding.com (the file millerwelds.com's Owner's Manual lookup links to)
  5. Deltaweld 500 (208-230/460 V) Owner's Manual, OM-285833K, 2026-04, Miller Electric Mfg. LLC, hosted on contenthub.itwwelding.com (the file millerwelds.com's Owner's Manual lookup links to)
  6. Millermatic 350 and Millermatic 350P Owner's Manual, OM-1327 213 814AL, 2021-06, Miller Electric Mfg. LLC, hosted on contenthub.itwwelding.com (the file millerwelds.com's Owner's Manual lookup links to)
  7. Millermatic 252 Owner's Manual, OM-230693T, 2026-04, Miller Electric Mfg. LLC, hosted on contenthub.itwwelding.com (the file millerwelds.com's Owner's Manual lookup links to)
  8. Continuum 350 and 500 with Insight Core Owner's Manual, OM-272377P, 2024-06, Miller Electric Mfg. LLC, hosted on contenthub.itwwelding.com (the file millerwelds.com's Owner's Manual lookup links to)
  9. Auto-Continuum 350 and 500 with Insight Core Owner's Manual, OM-273473L, 2024-05, Miller Electric Mfg. LLC, hosted on contenthub.itwwelding.com (the file millerwelds.com's Owner's Manual lookup links to)
  10. Dynasty 280, 280 DX and Maxstar 280, 280 DX Owner's Manual, OM-253086AD, 2023-07, Miller Electric Mfg. LLC, hosted on contenthub.itwwelding.com (the file millerwelds.com's Owner's Manual lookup links to)
  11. Maxstar 280 and Dynasty 280 Owner's Manual, OM-294492B, 2024-09, Miller Electric Mfg. LLC, hosted on contenthub.itwwelding.com (the file millerwelds.com's Owner's Manual lookup links to)
  12. Maxstar 210 Owner's Manual, OM-294476B, 2024-09, Miller Electric Mfg. LLC, hosted on contenthub.itwwelding.com (the file millerwelds.com's Owner's Manual lookup links to)
  13. Syncrowave 300 Owner's Manual, OM-284794G, 2024-09, Miller Electric Mfg. LLC, hosted on contenthub.itwwelding.com (the file millerwelds.com's Owner's Manual lookup links to)
  14. Syncrowave 400 Owner's Manual, OM-285160H, 2024-09, Miller Electric Mfg. LLC, hosted on contenthub.itwwelding.com (the file millerwelds.com's Owner's Manual lookup links to)
  15. Syncrowave 210 Owner's Manual, OM-261726L, 2020-06, Miller Electric Mfg. LLC, hosted on contenthub.itwwelding.com (the file millerwelds.com's Owner's Manual lookup links to)
  16. Multimatic 215 Owner's Manual, OM-272989E, 2020-07, Miller Electric Mfg. LLC, hosted on contenthub.itwwelding.com (the file millerwelds.com's Owner's Manual lookup links to)
  17. Multimatic 220 AC/DC Owner's Manual, OM-281426D, 2023-07, Miller Electric Mfg. LLC, hosted on contenthub.itwwelding.com (the file millerwelds.com's Owner's Manual lookup links to)
  18. Multimatic 235 Owner's Manual, OM-283935B, 2020-07, Miller Electric Mfg. LLC, hosted on contenthub.itwwelding.com (the file millerwelds.com's Owner's Manual lookup links to)
  19. Multimatic 200 Owner's Manual, OM-253392N, 2020-08, Miller Electric Mfg. LLC, hosted on contenthub.itwwelding.com (the file millerwelds.com's Owner's Manual lookup links to)
  20. Multimatic 255 Owner's Manual, OM-278174J, 2025-08, Miller Electric Mfg. LLC, hosted on contenthub.itwwelding.com (the file millerwelds.com's Owner's Manual lookup links to)
  21. Millermatic 255 Owner's Manual, OM-279299K, 2025-08, Miller Electric Mfg. LLC, hosted on contenthub.itwwelding.com (the file millerwelds.com's Owner's Manual lookup links to)
  22. Millermatic 211 Owner's Manual, OM-265809F, 2020-09, Miller Electric Mfg. LLC, hosted on contenthub.itwwelding.com (the file millerwelds.com's Owner's Manual lookup links to)
  23. Millermatic 211 PRO Owner's Manual, OM-298867B, 2026-04, Miller Electric Mfg. LLC, hosted on contenthub.itwwelding.com (the file millerwelds.com's Owner's Manual lookup links to)
  24. Multimatic 215 PRO Owner's Manual, OM-298868B, 2026-04, Miller Electric Mfg. LLC, hosted on contenthub.itwwelding.com (the file millerwelds.com's Owner's Manual lookup links to)
  25. Miller Owner's Manuals lookup, millerwelds.com

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