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Plasma cutter output voltage

Wayslow
Wayslow Dork
11/20/22 9:45 p.m.

This should be a simple question but my Googlefu has failed me. 
 I have a basic generic 40A 220v plasma cutter that has stopped cutting. I know it utilizes a step up transformer and a voltage rectifier but I can't find what the output voltage range should be. I have a Fluke 27 multimeter that'll handle up to 1000v. Thanks

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