Re: Desoldering question (Miller XMT welder repair)
- From: Jon Elson <elson@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 31 Jan 2008 12:14:48 -0600
Ignoramus19508 wrote:
On 2008-01-31, Don Foreman <dforeman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:I had to dig into my 800+ Pound Lincoln square-wave TIG 300 machine, and old-school
In fact, this is what I like about these boards, they are 1) very low
tech and 2) easy to repair due to good part placement 3) easy to
identify components, which look mostly off the shelf.
My repair was, obviously, the most trivial kind, but I appreciated
repairability of these boards.
transformer AC/DC constant-current power source with SCR phase control. Well, the power components are mostly brazed, welded, etc. and then everything bolts together. But, there are several fairly large circuit boards in it. There is a main control board that pretty much covers the
entire back of the control panel, and then a power supply board, a phase
controller board and a safety board, as I recall. Yes, everything is off the shelf, resistors, caps, ICs, pots and switches, etc. The shield gas post flow timer was bad, and I had to trace the wiring and replace it. As the damn boards are all conformal coated, I DID use my Pace tool to desolder it, it does a much better job when the going gets rough.
Jon
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