Hello, I have a technical problem caused by lack of trust in the authorized LINCOLN service center. The problem is that my friend was welding with a speedtec at the highest current in MMA mode, not maintaining the operating time, which resulted in the device overheating. The welding machine was serviced in Krakow and I got it back after 5 weeks. The service center did not inform me about the costs of the service, which cost me PLN 1.5 thousand. PLN... Out of curiosity, I opened the welding machine to see what had been replaced and what did I see? I saw a screwdriver that the service technician had carelessly or intentionally left in the device. I have the impression that it was not there by accident because it was in contact with the power output to the electrode and the motherboard. After filing a complaint, the service center took it back to itself, first claiming that I had thrown in the screwdriver myself, and then after another 4 weeks I got the welder back and part of the money back... Result: I took the device apart again and what did I see? The soldered parts that were previously replaced with new ones, and after the complaint I saw damaged parts and replaced ones.
The situation is that I would like to fix it myself this time, but I don`t know if the parts currently soldered to the motherboard are the parts that are actually in these places, i.e. the same parameters as in the original.
My question is: can anyone help by sending e.g. photos with the markings of the elements? Thank you in advance for your help and good advice.
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The situation is that I would like to fix it myself this time, but I don`t know if the parts currently soldered to the motherboard are the parts that are actually in these places, i.e. the same parameters as in the original.
My question is: can anyone help by sending e.g. photos with the markings of the elements? Thank you in advance for your help and good advice.
Below are photos after visiting the website.
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