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203627-007 - Tweco Push-Button Circuit Breaker Replacement 203627-007

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OVERVIEW

Genuine Tweco 203627-007 Circuit Breaker for MIG Power Sources

The Tweco 203627-007 is a critical replacement component designed to maintain the electrical integrity and safety of compatible MIG welding machines. As a push-button style circuit breaker, it serves as the primary line of defense against electrical overloads that can occur during heavy industrial use or due to internal component faults. When the current exceeds the safe operating limit of the machine, this breaker trips, effectively cutting power to the affected circuit and preventing catastrophic damage to expensive internal boards, transformers, and wiring.

Sourcing genuine OEM parts like the 203627-007 is essential for maintenance departments and repair technicians. Generic breakers may not possess the precise trip curves or thermal characteristics required by specific welding power sources, potentially leading to nuisance tripping or, worse, failure to trip during a genuine fault. This Tweco unit is engineered to the exact specifications of the original equipment, ensuring a seamless fit into the machine's control panel and reliable operation. The push-to-reset mechanism is user-friendly, allowing operators to quickly restore functionality once the overload condition has been identified and resolved.

This component is typically located on the front or rear panel of the welding power source. It is identified by its button interface, which pops out when tripped. The 203627-007 is built to withstand the vibration, dust, and thermal fluctuations common in welding environments. For inventory managers and procurement specialists, stocking this specific SKU ensures that downtime is minimized when a breaker reaches the end of its lifecycle or sacrifices itself to save the machine. It is compatible with specific Tweco and potentially affiliated brand (like Thermal Arc or ESAB) MIG packages that utilize this specific form factor and amperage rating.

Installation of this circuit breaker should always be performed by qualified personnel, as it involves working with the internal power distribution of the welding machine. The unit features standard connection terminals for secure integration into the machine's wiring harness. By replacing a faulty or worn breaker with this genuine Tweco part, you restore the machine's safety compliance and operational reliability.

Additional Information
Item:Circuit Breaker
Type:Push Button Reset
Application:MIG Welding Power Sources
Part Number:203627-007
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Type:Push Button Reset
Application:MIG Welding Power Sources
Part Number:203627-007
Brand:Tweco
Item:Circuit Breaker

INCLUDED

  • 1 x Tweco 203627-007 Push Button Circuit Breaker
  • Mounting Hardware (if applicable to specific batch)

APPLICATIONS

  • Replacement of faulty circuit breakers in Tweco MIG power sources
  • Repair of welding machines exhibiting power loss or failure to turn on
  • Maintenance of industrial welding equipment fleets
  • Electrical safety upgrades for aging welding machines

FAQ

It acts as a safety device that interrupts the electrical flow if the current becomes too high, protecting the welding machine from damage.

This is a push-button style breaker. If it trips, the button will pop out. Simply push the button back in to reset it.

If the breaker trips immediately upon resetting, feels loose, will not stay reset, or shows signs of burning/melting, it likely needs replacement.

Yes, the 203627-007 is a genuine OEM replacement part manufactured by or for Tweco.

No, it is designed for specific MIG power sources. You should verify the part number in your machine's manual before installation.

Typically, you will need a screwdriver to open the machine case and pliers or a wrench to disconnect/connect the wire terminals.

No, this is usually sold as the breaker unit only. You will reuse the existing wiring in your machine.

Frequent tripping can indicate a short circuit in the machine, exceeding the duty cycle, or a weak/failing circuit breaker.