ERSA 111 ms60

OP (Company: Projectronic) #5028522
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Hi dear friends
I have an MS6000 ersa and it is faulty.
It has an IC with the reference ERSA111, could anyone help me to 
identify this IC.
I tried IC U106BS but it did not work :(
I really like this welding station and I did not want to change it.

Best regards
Guest #5030927
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Didn´t you get the thing by translating the threads you can find here?

If really not: NO. Noone really knows, which version your pcb is.

Maybe there´s no other possibility, than taking good photos, and loading 
them up - together with any other information you have.

So someone can help you with ic replacement, or repair, or pcb change 
(take in a whole new one - which you probably will have to make, or, if 
you are rich, buy...).

Sorry, but... so it is.
OP (Company: Projectronic) #5031226
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Hi ,Homo Habilis
It is possible that it is the UC3846n  ???
It is very strange that there is no solution. Do you have any 
alternatives for me to solve this problem?
Maybe some modification on the PCB or schematic?
I did not want to throw it in the trash, I spent over 100 euros in the 
iron recently.
Can you hellp me please ?

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