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257391 - CST 280 User Interface Circuit Card Assembly with Meter

Packaging: 1 PER EA
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OVERVIEW

Restore Your CST 280 to Peak Performance

The Miller Circuit Card Assembly is a critical replacement component designed specifically for the CST 280 series of welding power sources. When your welding machine's interface becomes unresponsive or the digital display fails, it can bring your operations to a halt. This genuine OEM part ensures that you can get your equipment back up and running with the reliability you expect from Miller Electric. As the central hub for user interaction, this circuit card manages the settings and feedback that are essential for precision welding tasks.

This assembly is not just a blank board; it comes fully equipped as a User Interface with Meter and Program (W/MTR W/PRGM). This means it includes the digital readout components necessary for monitoring your amperage and voltage in real-time, as well as the pre-loaded software logic required to communicate effectively with the main power board. By choosing a genuine Miller part, you are investing in the longevity of your machine, ensuring that the fit, finish, and electrical characteristics match the original factory specifications perfectly.

Welding environments are tough on electronics, and over time, components can degrade due to heat, dust, and vibration. Replacing a faulty user interface board is often the most cost-effective solution compared to replacing the entire machine. This board is designed to withstand the rigors of industrial use, providing a durable interface for operators to adjust parameters confidently. Whether you are maintaining a fleet of rental machines or repairing a shop workhorse, this circuit card assembly is the correct solution for the CST 280.

Please note that electronic repair parts for welding machines should be selected carefully. We strongly recommend verifying your machine's serial number to ensure this specific board revision is compatible with your unit. Installation by a qualified technician is advised to prevent damage to the new board or the welding machine.

Additional Information
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Compatible Model:CST 280
Part Type:Circuit Card Assembly, User Interface
Component Features:With Meter, With Program
Brand:Miller
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea

INCLUDED

  • 1x Circuit Card Assembly (User Interface with Meter and Program)
  • Installation Instructions (if applicable from manufacturer)

APPLICATIONS

  • Repair of Miller CST 280 Stick/TIG Welding Power Sources
  • Replacement of damaged or non-functional user interface boards
  • Restoration of digital meter display functionality on CST 280 units
  • Fixing control panel unresponsiveness in compatible Miller inverters

FAQ

You must check the serial number of your Miller CST 280. We recommend calling Miller Technical Support at (800) 558-3517 with your serial number to confirm part number 257391 is the correct revision for your unit.

Yes, the description 'W/PRGM' indicates that this circuit card assembly comes pre-programmed from the factory for the CST 280.

'W/MTR' stands for 'With Meter'. This means the circuit board assembly includes the digital display components used to show amperage and voltage on the front of the machine.

No, there are strictly no returns on this product. Electronic circuit boards cannot be returned once purchased. It is the customer's responsibility to ensure the problem is diagnosed correctly before ordering.

Yes, Miller recommends that only Certified Miller Technicians install this part. Improper installation can damage the new board or the machine and may void warranties.

Yes, this is a genuine OEM Miller Electric circuit card assembly, part number 257391.

This part is specifically designed for the Miller CST 280 welding power source.

It depends on the specific code. If the error is related to the user interface communication or display failure, this board may fix it, but you should consult the service manual or a technician first.