Board, connector and measurement references

Welder Boards

Use Boards when the machine is already open and the technician is looking at a board, connector, socket or measurement point. Board pages should explain what that board controls, which faults point to it, what evidence to collect, and which Diagnostics, Circuits, Components or Tools to open next.

How this section relates to Diagnostics

Boards explain board-level evidence. Diagnostics explain what to do step by step for a fault. A board page should not be a standalone description only: it should point to the related fault routes and help the user avoid blind board replacement.

Control boards and panel-command boards

Use these when the evidence involves torch input, display power, gas command, HF command, current command, protection input or panel settings.

HF arc-start boards and start-support paths

Use these when gas works but HF is missing, HF remains on, or TIG/plasma cannot transfer from HF start to main arc.

Power, inverter and secondary-output boards

Use these when the fault involves breaker trip, power-device short, no output, weak current, output diode failure or AC/DC TIG secondary switching.

Connector and measurement-point references

Use these when the evidence is a named connector, voltage rail, board-stack layer or signal path.

NBC CO2/MIG wire-feed board references

ZX7 / WS inverter control boards

WS TIG upper, lower and middle board references

WS / TIG HF arc-start boards

Board pages grouped by repair route

Use these board entries together with the matching diagnostic and circuit path pages.