J1 j3 j4 j2, Troubleshooting and repair, Continued) – Lincoln Electric LN-25 SVM114-C User Manual

Page 66: Contactor & contactor pc board test

Advertising
background image

TROUBLESHOOTING AND REPAIR

F-28

F-28

LN-25™

CONTACTOR PC BOARD TEST

1. Check to be sure plug J9, on contactor board

and plug J3, on the control board are present

and secure. See Figures F.14 and F.15.

2. If optional gas timer pc board is installed,

remove plug J6 from contactor board and install

jumper plug. See Wiring Diagram.

3. Apply at least 25VDC but no more than

100VDC to the LN-25™ from the electrode

cable to the work sensing lead. Observe

polarity and set polarity switch.

4. Check for the applied voltage at plug J9 pins 1

& 2 (lead 667+ and 621-). See Figure F.14.

5. With the trigger activated, and a normally

operating contactor connected, the voltage

measured at the contactor leads J9 pins 13 &

14 is approximately 1.0 VDC. See Figure F.14.

See the Wiring Diagram. If the 1.0 VDC is not

present when the trigger is activated, the

contactor board may be faulty.

6. Be sure to reconnect all plugs previously

removed.

Note:

If the original Control Board has been

replaced with L12253-[ ], See Figure F.16 and

follow instructions for that Control Board

Retur

n

to

Section

TOC

Retur

n

to

Section

TOC

Retur

n

to

Section

TOC

Retur

n

to

Section

TOC

Retur

n

to

Master

TOC

Retur

n

to

Master

TOC

Retur

n

to

Master

TOC

Retur

n

to

Master

TOC

CONTACTOR & CONTACTOR PC BOARD TEST

(continued)

690

691

512

500

555

667

621

J1

J3

J4

J2

FIGURE F.15. CONTROL BOARD

Advertising