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5662 - Bernard 5662 Standard Trigger Switch Replacement for MIG Guns

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OVERVIEW

Restore Your MIG Gun's Performance

There is nothing more annoying than a MIG gun that won't fire when you pull the trigger. If you are wiggling the switch or squeezing it extra hard just to get an arc, it is time for a replacement. The Bernard 5662 Standard Trigger Switch is the go-to solution for fixing intermittent start issues on your Bernard MIG gun. Known for its distinct orange color and durability, this trigger is the standard replacement part for a huge range of guns, including the popular Q-Gun, S-Gun, and T-Gun models.

Welding gear takes a beating. Between the heat, the spatter, and the shop dust, it's no surprise that moving parts like triggers eventually wear out. The 5662 is built to handle the abuse, but when it finally gives up, swapping it out is one of the easiest repairs you can do yourself. You don't need to send your gun out for service. With just a screwdriver, you can open the handle case, disconnect the two lead wires, pop in the new 5662 switch, and close it back up. In less than ten minutes, your welder will feel brand new again, with that crisp, responsive click you expect.

This trigger is the "Standard" version, meaning it is a momentary switch—press to weld, release to stop. It is the configuration used by the vast majority of welders for general fabrication, auto body work, and structural repairs. It is designed to fit perfectly into the handle recess of Bernard-style guns, ensuring it doesn't rattle or stick. The connection points are standard slide-on terminals, so no soldering is required. It’s a plug-and-play repair that gets you back to laying beads immediately.

Don't let a cheap plastic part hold up your project. Whether you are a professional fabricator or a serious hobbyist running a Bernard setup, keeping a spare 5662 trigger in your toolbox is a smart move. It fits the legacy Q-Guns that have been around for decades, as well as the newer BTB series. If your gun handle says Bernard, chances are this is the part you need. Get reliable starts, consistent performance, and the peace of mind that comes with using the correct replacement part for your equipment.

Additional Information
Brand:Bernard
Item:Trigger Switch
Packaging Description:1 per each
Compatible Series:Q-Gun, S-Gun, T-Gun, BTB Series
Switch Type:Standard Momentary
Connection Type:Spade Terminals

INCLUDED

  • 1x Bernard 5662 Standard Trigger Switch

APPLICATIONS

  • Replacement of worn or broken MIG gun triggers
  • Repair of Bernard Q-Gun, S-Gun, and T-Gun series
  • Maintenance of industrial welding torches
  • Fixing intermittent arc initiation issues

FAQ

Yes, the 5662 is the standard replacement trigger for the Bernard Q-Gun series, as well as S-Gun, T-Gun, and BTB series MIG guns.

No, the 5662 is a standard non-locking momentary trigger. You must hold it down to weld.

Installation involves removing the screws securing the gun handle, disconnecting the two wire leads from the old switch, connecting them to the new switch, and reassembling the handle.

Common symptoms include intermittent arc initiation, the need to wiggle or press the trigger harder than usual, or the trigger sticking in the on or off position.

No, the Bernard 5662 trigger typically uses spade terminals that slide onto the wire connectors, making replacement tool-free regarding the wiring.

This product is listed as a Bernard brand replacement, ensuring it meets the original specifications for fit and durability.

It fits Miller guns that are manufactured by Bernard (like many industrial Miller guns). Check your specific gun manual; if it looks like a Bernard Q-Gun or uses Bernard consumables, it likely uses this trigger.

The trigger itself is a low-voltage control switch. It is compatible with Bernard guns rated from 200A up to 600A, as it controls the contactor signal, not the welding current directly.