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0349313672 - ESAB Replacement Circuit Breaker 0349313672

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OVERVIEW

Genuine ESAB Circuit Protection

The ESAB Circuit Breaker (Part Number 0349313672) is a critical component designed to maintain the operational integrity and safety of specific ESAB welding power sources. In the realm of industrial equipment maintenance, utilizing Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) parts is paramount. This circuit breaker is engineered to the exact specifications required by ESAB machines, ensuring that the trip curves and current handling capabilities match the original design requirements. Substituting generic breakers can lead to nuisance tripping or, more dangerously, a failure to trip during a genuine fault condition, potentially causing catastrophic damage to internal electronics like inverters, rectifiers, or transformers.

Circuit breakers serve as the first line of defense in electrical systems, protecting the equipment from overcurrent events caused by short circuits or excessive load. Over time, the internal mechanisms of a breaker can degrade due to thermal cycling, mechanical wear from repeated switching, or electrical stress. When a breaker fails, it may refuse to reset, trip intermittently, or fail to conduct power altogether. Replacing a faulty unit with this genuine ESAB 0349313672 breaker restores the machine's ability to manage power input safely and reliably.

For procurement specialists and maintenance managers, sourcing this specific SKU ensures compatibility without the need for modification or guesswork. The physical dimensions and terminal configurations are designed for a direct drop-in replacement, minimizing downtime and labor costs associated with repairs. By maintaining the integrity of the power distribution system within the welder, you extend the lifecycle of the asset and ensure compliance with safety standards. This component is an essential stock item for facilities running ESAB fleets, allowing for immediate repair in the event of a power component failure.

Whether performing preventative maintenance or reacting to a breakdown, the ESAB 0349313672 Circuit Breaker provides the assurance of quality that comes with the ESAB brand. It is built to withstand the rigorous environment of welding shops and industrial sites, providing consistent performance and peace of mind.

Additional Information
Brand:ESAB
Product Type:Circuit Breaker
Part Number:0349313672
Application:Welding Machine Repair
Packaging Description:1 per ea

INCLUDED

  • 1 x ESAB Circuit Breaker (0349313672)

APPLICATIONS

  • Replacement of faulty circuit breakers in ESAB welding machines
  • Repair of power distribution issues in welding power sources
  • Maintenance of industrial welding equipment
  • Restoring overcurrent protection functionality

FAQ

You should consult the parts manual or breakdown diagram for your specific ESAB welding machine model. Look for part number 0349313672 in the electrical components section.

Symptoms include the machine not powering on, the breaker tripping immediately upon reset, the switch feeling loose or not clicking into position, or a burning smell coming from the switch area.

Yes, this is a genuine OEM ESAB replacement part, ensuring correct fitment and electrical specifications for your equipment.

It is highly recommended to use the OEM part. Generic breakers may not have the correct trip curves, amperage ratings, or physical dimensions, which could compromise safety and equipment performance.

Typically, replacement circuit breakers are sold as the unit itself. You will usually need to reuse the existing mounting hardware and wiring connections from your machine.

Difficulty depends on the specific machine's design. It generally involves removing the machine's cover, disconnecting the battery/power, and swapping the wires. Always ensure the machine is unplugged and discharged before servicing.

It acts as a safety device to interrupt current flow in the event of an overload or short circuit, protecting the machine's internal components from damage.

Breakers can fail due to mechanical wear from repeated use, thermal stress from high-amperage welding, or internal degradation over time.