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Welder Models
Use Models when you already know the machine type or model family. A model hub should connect the user to related diagnostics, boards, circuits, measurement points, components, chips, repair cases and tools. It is the best entry when the technician has a machine name such as LGK100L, MIG200DL, CT-312, ZX7-160/200, WSM-315 or WSE AC/DC TIG.
Start here by machine type
Choose the machine family first. If the model is unknown, start from Faults by visible symptom instead.
LGK plasma cutters
For LGK60L and LGK100L gas, fan, protection, no-output, IGBT and weak-current routes.
MIG / CO2MIG200DL and CO2-MIG welders
For trigger, gas, wire-feed, fan/display, breaker and welding-current symptoms.
MMA / StickZX7-style small inverter welders
For compact inverter board-stack, no power, relay startup, protection and MOSFET/output-diode faults.
TIG / AC-DC TIGWSM, WSE and TIG control families
For 2T/4T, gas timing, HF arc start, foot pedal, current control, pulse and AC/DC balance.
How this section relates to other sections
Models are machine hubs. Faults are generic visible-symptom entries. Diagnostics are step-by-step workflows. Boards and Circuits explain board functions, connector evidence and signal paths that the model pages link to.
Plasma cutters
Use these when the known machine is an LGK-style plasma cutter or a plasma mode in a combo unit.
MIG / CO2 welders
Use these when the known machine is MIG200DL, NBC/CO2-MIG or another wire-feed/gas-valve machine.
Stick / MMA inverter welders
Use these when the known machine is a ZX7-style stick welder or compact inverter MMA board stack.
TIG and AC/DC TIG welders
Use these when the known machine is WSM, WSE, WS, TIG or AC/DC TIG and the fault involves torch, gas, HF, current command or secondary inverter behavior.
Combo machines
Use these for multi-process machines where MMA, TIG and plasma behavior must be compared before replacing the power stage.
ZX7 / WS stick-TIG inverter family
WS-200P / WS-200S TIG board-stack family
Model-family repair entry points
Start from a machine family when the exact board or fault name is unknown.