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376657 - Tweco 376657 Replacement Motor Control Circuit Board

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OVERVIEW

Get Your Welder Back to Work with the Tweco 376657 PCB

Is your MIG welder acting up? One of the most frustrating issues a welder can face is a wire feeder that has a mind of its own. If you are experiencing erratic wire feeding, the motor runs at full speed regardless of the setting, or the wire won't feed at all despite a good motor, the culprit is often the motor control board. The Tweco 376657 Motor Control PCB is the genuine replacement part you need to fix the "brain" of your wire drive system and get back to laying down smooth beads.

This circuit board is the direct replacement for the original part found in many Thermal Arc and Tweco Fabricator series machines. When the control board fails, your machine becomes unreliable or completely unusable. Instead of struggling with a machine that stutters, burns back, or creates birdnests due to speed fluctuations, swapping out the damaged board can make your welder run like the day you bought it. Because this is an OEM part, you don't have to worry about compatibility issues or "hacking" it to fit. It plugs right into the existing harness, making the repair straightforward for those comfortable with machine maintenance.

Why Choose Genuine OEM?

Welding machines operate in tough environments full of dust, vibration, and electrical noise. Generic aftermarket boards often lack the robust protection needed to survive these conditions. The Tweco 376657 is built to handle the demands of a workshop environment. It ensures that when you dial in 300 IPM, you get 300 IPM, giving you the control you need for vertical-up welds or thin-gauge sheet metal work where precision matters most.

Installation Tips:

  • Safety First: Always unplug your welder and let the capacitors discharge before opening the case.
  • Take Photos: Snap a picture of the old board's wiring before you disconnect anything to ensure the new one goes in correctly.
  • Handle with Care: Circuit boards are sensitive to static. Touch a grounded metal surface before handling the new board to prevent static damage.

Don't let a fried circuit board stop your production. Invest in the correct repair part and restore the reliability of your welding equipment.

Additional Information
Brand:Tweco
Item:Accessory
Product Type:Motor Control PCB
Application:Wire Feeder Repair
Component Class:Electronic Control Board
Packaging Description:pack of 1

INCLUDED

  • 1 x Motor Control PCB (376657)
  • Installation/Wiring Diagram (if applicable)
  • Anti-static packaging

APPLICATIONS

  • Repair of Thermal Arc / Tweco Fabricator series welders
  • Replacement of failed motor control circuits in wire feeders
  • Restoration of precise wire feed speed control
  • Industrial equipment maintenance and MRO

FAQ

Common symptoms include the wire feed motor not turning at all, the motor running at maximum speed regardless of the dial setting, or erratic/inconsistent wire speed during welding.

Yes, the TWE376657 is a genuine OEM replacement part manufactured to the original specifications for Tweco and Thermal Arc equipment.

This board (Part # 376657) is designed for specific Thermal Arc and Tweco models, often including the Fabricator series. Please consult your machine's parts manual to verify the part number matches before ordering.

While many users with electrical experience can install it, we recommend installation by a qualified technician due to the risk of electric shock and the sensitivity of electronic components to static discharge.

This specific PCB is designated as the 'Motor Control' board. While some integrated boards handle multiple functions, its primary role is regulating the wire feed motor. Refer to your machine's schematic to confirm if other functions are routed through it.

Generally, these boards are pre-calibrated or designed to work with the machine's existing potentiometers. However, checking the wire feed speed with a tachometer after installation is good practice to ensure accuracy.

Failures can be caused by power surges, metallic dust accumulation causing shorts, motor overloads (due to liner blockages), or general component aging.

Electronic components like PCBs are typically non-returnable once the package is opened or installation has been attempted, due to the risk of damage from external factors in the machine.