Troubleshooting & repair, Current sensor pcb test (continued) – Lincoln Electric PIPELINER 200 User Manual

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BOLT / NUT (4)

“L” DOOR

HOOKS (4)

FIGURE F.11 - CASE COVERS

CURRENT SENSOR PCB TEST (CONTINUED)

PROCEDURE

1. Turn the engine off.
2. Remove the four nuts and bolts holding the

case top and doors assembly to the welder

frame. See Figure F.11.

3. Remove the rubber gasket from the top.

Carefully lift up and remove the “L” shaped door

hooks. Locate the Current Sensing P.C. Board

on the inside of the front panel. See Figure

F.12.

4. Turn the engine on and record the voltage

between pins 1 and 2 of J1. See Wiring

Diagram. This voltage should be approximate-

ly 12 VDC (battery voltage).

5. Turn the engine back OFF and locate pins 4

and 2 on J1 of the Current Sensor PCB and

place the Volt/Ohm Meter leads into the back of

the molex plug.

6. Turn the engine on and record the voltage

between pins 4 and 2 on J1. The Idler Switch

must be in the “Auto” position. This voltage

should be approximately 12 VDC (battery volt-

age). With the engine running load the 115

VDC auxiliary receptacle or strike an arc using

either a load bank or the welding leads.

Observe the Volt/Ohm Meter; the 12 VDC

should drop to zero. If the 12 VDC drops to

zero the current sensor PCB is operating cor-

rectly. If the voltage does not drop to zero

replace the current sensor PCB.

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