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0558009367 - ESAB PWM Repair Kit 0558009367

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OVERVIEW

Technical Overview of the ESAB 0558009367 PWM Kit

The ESAB 0558009367 Kit Pulse Width Modulator (WIC) is a specialized electronic repair assembly designed for specific ESAB welding and plasma cutting power sources. Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) is a fundamental technology used in modern inverter and chopper-based welding machines to control the amount of power delivered to the load. By rapidly switching the power devices on and off, the PWM circuit regulates voltage, current, and in some cases, wire feed motor speed with high precision. This kit is engineered to replace a failing or defective PWM module, restoring the machine's ability to maintain a stable output and respond correctly to operator settings.

Failure of a PWM component can manifest in various ways, including erratic arc performance, inability to adjust output amperage or voltage, or a complete shutdown of the power source. In wire feeders, a bad PWM controller can cause the wire to feed at uncontrollable speeds or not at all. This OEM kit ensures that the replacement component matches the impedance, frequency, and thermal characteristics of the original design. It is critical for maintenance technicians to use genuine parts like the 0558009367 to ensure the longevity of the repair and to maintain the safety certifications of the equipment. The kit typically includes the necessary circuit board or component assembly required to perform the swap efficiently.

Installation of this component involves accessing the internal electronics of the welding power source. It is designed for direct integration with the existing control architecture of compatible ESAB units. The "WIC" designation in the product name may refer to a specific internal revision or compatibility series within the ESAB product line, ensuring that technicians select the exact revision required for their specific serial number range. By choosing this genuine ESAB part, you are ensuring that the complex feedback loops within the power source continue to function as intended by the factory engineers.

Additional Information
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea, pack of 1
Product Type:Repair Kit
Component Type:Pulse Width Modulator
Part Number:0558009367
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Product Type:Repair Kit
Component Type:Pulse Width Modulator
Part Number:0558009367
Brand:ESAB
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea

INCLUDED

  • 1 x Pulse Width Modulator Board/Component
  • Installation Hardware (if applicable)
  • Instruction Sheet

APPLICATIONS

  • Repair of compatible ESAB welding power sources
  • Replacement of defective Pulse Width Modulator circuits
  • Maintenance of ESAB plasma cutting systems
  • Restoration of wire feed speed control functionality
  • General industrial electronic repair for ESAB equipment

FAQ

The PWM controls the power output or motor speed by rapidly switching the electrical signal on and off, regulating the average power delivered to the arc or wire feeder.

Yes, this is a genuine ESAB Original Equipment Manufacturer part, ensuring exact fit and function.

You should check your machine's parts manual or service documentation for the part number 0558009367. Compatibility depends on the specific model and serial number.

Installation involves working with internal machine electronics. It is highly recommended that a qualified technician perform the repair to ensure safety and proper calibration.

Common symptoms include erratic arc stability, inability to adjust voltage or wire speed, or a complete lack of output power.

Most ESAB repair kits include a technical bulletin or instruction sheet, but a service manual for the specific machine is often required for full disassembly procedures.

WIC typically refers to a specific internal designation, series, or revision code used by ESAB to identify the compatibility or version of the electronic assembly.

If the issue is diagnosed as a failure in the motor control PWM circuit, yes. However, wire feed issues can also be caused by liners, drive rolls, or motors, so proper diagnosis is essential.