Hello.
The welder was standing in the garage and something heavy fell on it.
A printed circuit board is broken. There are also a few elements missing. I have not found the scheme for it although there are some similar solutions. Below photos.
As you can see, the LM339N is broken, the TL431C is damaged, some resistors are removed and some element together with the heat sink. Most likely, the voltage stabilizer - although I have not yet traced the diagram on the PCB so it's safe.
Would a good soul with this welder or scheme help me with the missing elements:
1. Missing stabilizer or power transistor.
2. Two missing resistors next to the broken LM339N. I also suspect that they will be some precise resistors.
3 Missing item over LM339N - most likely a capacitor because there was only one wire on the leg.
Here, in colorful ellipses, places after them
Will this welder require the oscilloscope to be started after inserting the missing elements? I have not dealt with the SG3525 so far, hence my doubts
The welder was standing in the garage and something heavy fell on it.
A printed circuit board is broken. There are also a few elements missing. I have not found the scheme for it although there are some similar solutions. Below photos.







As you can see, the LM339N is broken, the TL431C is damaged, some resistors are removed and some element together with the heat sink. Most likely, the voltage stabilizer - although I have not yet traced the diagram on the PCB so it's safe.
Would a good soul with this welder or scheme help me with the missing elements:
1. Missing stabilizer or power transistor.
2. Two missing resistors next to the broken LM339N. I also suspect that they will be some precise resistors.
3 Missing item over LM339N - most likely a capacitor because there was only one wire on the leg.
Here, in colorful ellipses, places after them

Will this welder require the oscilloscope to be started after inserting the missing elements? I have not dealt with the SG3525 so far, hence my doubts