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Magnum MIG 200MMA IGBT Welder Feeds Wire Continuously, Display Not Working

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  • #1 16818451
    daniel9541
    Level 2  
    Hello. I have a migum welder Magnum mig 200mma igbt. The problem is that the welder went on all the time after the warranty expired immediately popsula. He feeds the wire all the time. After disconnecting the "pistol" the roller is still spinning. In addition, the display on the welder does not work. After unscrewing the housing, you can see how it warms, I think ... transformer and 2 white plates that after being turned on, are hot and stink all the time. What could be the reason for the fault? What could be the cost of repair ??

    The welder looks like this
    Magnum MIG 200MMA IGBT Welder Feeds Wire Continuously, Display Not Working
    Photo plate
    Magnum MIG 200MMA IGBT Welder Feeds Wire Continuously, Display Not Working
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  • #2 16818600
    bearq
    Level 39  
    Rather no fairies on the forum, give the welder to some service that will repair it if it is profitable at all. That this Magnum broke down right after the warranty is normal, such a company.
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  • #3 16818703
    daniel9541
    Level 2  
    I'm not looking for fairies in the forum. I'm just asking others if they had the case or they know it. .
  • #4 16818890
    bearq
    Level 39  
    Even if someone knows each other, no one can give you an answer through the forum, looking only at the center of the welder. Something has apparently been damaged and to diagnose it you should have such a system in front of you, make the appropriate measurements and only then you can comment on the damage or possible repair costs.
  • #5 16821788
    stasiekb100
    Level 29  
    I have 280 with this case. I'll let you know how to fix it.

    Added after 17 [hours] 28 [minutes]:

    Diagnosis - damaged motor drive transistor and motor brake transistor. I don't know any other elements yet, I'll finish it.

    Added after 19 [hours] 30 [minutes]:

    The 15 V zener diode in the motor drive transistor gate control circuit has failed. The transistor went into linear operation and burned out, I replaced the transistor and the zener diode.
  • #6 17095239
    xavi77
    Level 11  
    Hello.

    And can you ask for where are these elements and what to use?
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  • #7 17099538
    stasiekb100
    Level 29  
    Magnum MIG 200MMA IGBT Welder Feeds Wire Continuously, Display Not Working
  • #8 17111459
    xavi77
    Level 11  
    Hello.

    I replaced the igbt9z24 transistor, 15v zener diode and additionally a q5 8050 transistor, the welding machine fired normally, the display lit up, the engine did not run. After switching on the feed, the problem returned, i.e. the display is off, the engine is running all the time and something is popping up.
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  • #9 17113003
    stasiekb100
    Level 29  
    And the brake transistor colleague checked?
  • #10 17114594
    xavi77
    Level 11  
    I did not check the order, but if something is broken there, it causes such a symptom.
  • #11 17136804
    xavi77
    Level 11  
    Hello

    I also replaced vt1 irfz 44 now the symptom is that the welding machine turns on, the display is lit, the engine is not working, but when you press the handle, listen to the gas valve while the engine is not turned on.
  • #12 17188955
    feniks_
    Level 11  
    And the 7805 and 7812 stabilizers are ok? Surely it hasn't damaged or burned irf9z24 again?
  • #13 17189748
    xavi77
    Level 11  
    Motor drive transistors listed. The welder works. Thanks for the help.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a Magnum MIG 200MMA IGBT welder that experiences continuous wire feeding and a non-functional display after the warranty period. Users suggest that the issue may stem from damaged components, specifically the motor drive transistor and the brake transistor. One participant diagnosed a failed 15V zener diode in the motor drive circuit, which led to the replacement of the transistor and diode. Another user reported replacing several components, including the IGBT transistor and stabilizers, but continued to face issues with the welder's operation. The consensus is that a thorough diagnosis and potential component replacement are necessary for repair.
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