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Miller Electric RCC-14 Slide Control with Cable

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CSL Part Number: 114328
Product Overview: The Miller Electric RCC-14 is a remote fingertip amperage control for TIG welding operations. It features a side-to-side rotary slide potentiometer for precise amperage adjustment and an integrated contactor switch. The controller mounts to the TIG torch via hook-and-loop fasteners and connects through a 27.5-foot cable terminated with a 14-pin plug. It is commonly used with Miller TIG welding power sources for operator control during precision welding applications.
Category: Power Controls
Manufacturer: Miller Electric
Manufacturer Part Number: RCC-14
Also Known As(AKA): 151086

Common Failures

The main issues identified with the Miller Electric RCC-14 Controller included a non-functional slide due to a defective slide potentiometer and issues with the associated cable assembly.

Repair Approach

The repair involved replacing the defective slide potentiometer. Due to differences in the mounting pattern of the replacement component, modifications were made to ensure proper alignment. The associated cable was also replaced with a suitable six-conductor-with-shield cable, adapted to match the original specifications.

Testing & Quality

After repairs, the unit was tested and all functions, including the potentiometer and end switch, were confirmed to be working correctly.

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We can repair your Miller Electric model RCC-14 in our facility. Let our skilled technicians get your Miller Electric back in operation quickly.


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