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38237 - ESAB PowerCut 1250/1500 Replacement Control Board

Packaging: pack of 1
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OVERVIEW

Restore Precision with the ESAB 38237 Control PCB

In the high-stakes environment of industrial metal fabrication, equipment reliability is paramount. The ESAB 38237 Control PCB is the definitive OEM replacement component designed to restore the functionality of your PowerCut 1250 and PowerCut 1500 plasma cutting systems. When your primary cutting equipment goes down due to electronic failure, it disrupts production schedules and impacts profitability. This control board serves as the central nervous system of your plasma cutter, managing critical operations from arc initiation to current regulation and gas flow timing.

Opting for genuine ESAB parts like the 38237 PCB ensures that your machine retains its original performance specifications. Unlike aftermarket alternatives that may suffer from compatibility issues or inferior component quality, this board is engineered to the exact standards of the original equipment. It integrates seamlessly with the existing internal architecture of the PowerCut series, ensuring that all safety interlocks, pilot arc controls, and duty cycle management systems function exactly as intended by the manufacturer.

Technical Reliability and Performance

The PowerCut 1250 and 1500 are workhorses in the industry, known for their durability and cutting capacity. However, electronic components can degrade over time due to thermal cycling, dust ingress, or electrical surges. Replacing a faulty control board with this authentic ESAB unit eliminates phantom errors, erratic arc behavior, and startup failures. It is built to withstand the rigorous electrical environment of a welding shop, featuring robust traces and high-grade components that resist vibration and thermal stress.

Maintenance teams and facility managers can rely on this part to extend the service life of their capital equipment. Instead of replacing an entire plasma cutting unit, a targeted repair using the 38237 Control PCB is a cost-effective solution that brings your heavy-duty cutters back online quickly. Ensure your shop maintains its cutting edge with reliable, factory-certified replacement parts.

Additional Information
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea, pack of 1
Compatible Models:PowerCut 1250, PowerCut 1500
Part Type:Circuit Board, Control PCB
Machine Type:Plasma Cutter
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Compatible Models:PowerCut 1250, PowerCut 1500
Part Type:Control PCB, Circuit Board
Machine Type:Plasma Cutter
Brand:ESAB
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea

INCLUDED

  • 1 x Control PCB (Part #38237)
  • Installation Instructions (if applicable)
  • Anti-static packaging

APPLICATIONS

  • Repairing ESAB PowerCut 1250 Plasma Cutters
  • Repairing ESAB PowerCut 1500 Plasma Cutters
  • Restoring lost arc control functions
  • Fixing non-responsive plasma machines
  • Replacing damaged or shorted control boards

FAQ

The ESAB 38237 PCB is specifically designed for the PowerCut 1250 and PowerCut 1500 plasma cutting machines.

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

Common symptoms include the machine failing to power on, error lights flashing, failure to initiate an arc, or erratic cutting output.

OEM parts typically assume professional installation; refer to your machine's service manual for specific board replacement procedures.

Generally, these boards use plug-and-play connectors, but you should always check your specific machine's internal layout. Soldering is usually not required for module replacement.

If the pilot arc failure is due to a logic or control signal fault on the main board, yes. However, pilot arc issues can also be caused by consumables or torch leads.

No, this specific part number (38237) is listed for the PC-1250/1500. Other models likely require different control boards.

Yes, like all printed circuit boards, you should use anti-static precautions (like a wrist strap) when handling and installing it to prevent damage.