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Acculazaliner
I found a “cheat" if you will. Run from wherever as long as it is before the fire goes out, reach over and manually pull the trigger and hold it until it reaches the next loop. Good or bad, it’s the simplest way I could come up with. Then I dried my lines, emptied the compressor, bought a dryer and installed some clean consumables and didn’t have to deal with it anymore.
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I left out, when the torch reaches the fire out spot, that’s when you pull the trigger.
Necessity is the mother of invention. Clever.
The usual reason for mine to stop is that electrical continuity has been lost. Cutting scrap that people bring me for art project occasionally has them. I just place a piece of thin aluminum between the part and the plasma nozzle and press resume. Continuity is restored, the flame goes right through the aluminum and the program resumes.