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10-5518 - Thermal Arc Pro-Wave 300GTSW Replacement Main PCB Control Board

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OVERVIEW

Technical Overview of the Thermal Arc 10-5518 PCB

The Thermal Arc 10-5518 is a critical replacement Printed Circuit Board (PCB) specifically engineered for the Pro-Wave 300GTSW and Pro-Wave 300G series of inverter welding power sources. As the central control unit for these advanced TIG/Stick machines, this PCB is responsible for managing the complex switching topology of the inverter, regulating output current, and processing user inputs from the front panel interface. When a Pro-Wave unit exhibits symptoms such as erratic arc initiation, loss of waveform control, or complete failure to power up the logic circuits, the main control board is often the primary suspect after checking input power and auxiliary fuses.

This board integrates the necessary logic gates, microcontrollers, and signal conditioning circuits required to drive the IGBTs or MOSFETs within the power section. It ensures precise timing for AC balance, pulse width modulation (PWM), and frequency adjustments that are hallmarks of the Pro-Wave series. The 10-5518 is manufactured to the original OEM specifications, ensuring that all connector pinouts (including ribbon cables to the display board and connections to current sensors) align perfectly without the need for modification. Technicians should observe strict anti-static precautions (ESD safety) when handling this component, as the on-board logic chips are sensitive to static discharge.

Installation of the 10-5518 restores the communication loop between the user interface and the power train. It is calibrated to interpret the feedback signals from the welding arc, adjusting the inverter output in real-time to maintain the set parameters. For industrial maintenance teams and welding repair shops, stocking or sourcing this specific board is the only reliable way to repair a Pro-Wave 300GTSW that has suffered a main control failure, extending the service life of these robust welding machines.

Additional Information
Packaging Description:pack of 1
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Compatible Models:Pro-Wave 300GTSW, Pro-Wave 300G
Part Type:Main Control Board, Replacement Part
Application:Inverter TIG Welding Repair
Brand:Thermal Arc
Product Type:Printed Circuit Board (PCB)

INCLUDED

  • 1 x Replacement PCB (10-5518)
  • Anti-static packaging

APPLICATIONS

  • Repair of Thermal Arc Pro-Wave 300GTSW Inverters
  • Repair of Thermal Arc Pro-Wave 300G Inverters
  • Restoration of TIG and Stick welding functionality
  • Fixing logic failures and control issues in welding power sources

FAQ

This PCB is specifically designed for the Thermal Arc Pro-Wave 300GTSW and Pro-Wave 300G inverter welding machines.

Typically, service parts like PCBs do not come with detailed instruction manuals. Installation should be performed by a qualified welding equipment repair technician using the machine's service manual.

It depends on the root cause. While a faulty main board can prevent the machine from operating, power issues can also be caused by input power problems, blown fuses, or auxiliary power supply failures. Proper diagnosis is recommended before purchasing.

Yes, this is the standard replacement part number corresponding to the original manufacturer specifications for the Pro-Wave series.

Electronic repair parts, especially PCBs, are generally non-returnable once opened or installed due to the risk of damage from improper installation or external electrical faults in the machine.

In many inverter machines, a calibration procedure may be required to ensure the displayed amperage matches the actual output. Refer to the Pro-Wave service manual for specific calibration steps.

Symptoms can range from the machine turning on but not welding, erratic arc behavior, inability to adjust settings, or error codes displayed on the front panel.

Usually, these boards use plug-and-play connectors (ribbon cables and molex connectors), but you should verify the specific connections on your machine before removal.