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    							F-8TROUBLESHOOTING & REPAIRF-8
    NA-5
    Observe all Safety Guidelines detailed throughout this manual
    If for any reason you do not understand the test procedures or are unabl\
    e to perform the tests/repairs safely, contact the Lincoln Electric
    Service Department for technical troubleshooting assistance before you p\
    roceed. Call 216-383-2531 or 1-800-833-9353.
    CAUTION
    WIRE FEEDING PROBLEMS
    PROBLEMS
    (SYMPTOMS)POSSIBLE AREAS OF
    MISADJUSTMENTS(S)RECOMMENDED
    COURSE OF ACTION
    The wire will not inch down but does
    inch up properly.  The wire does not
    feed in either direction when the start
    button is pressed.
    The wire will not inch down but does
    inch up properly.  When the start
    button is pressed the wire feeds up
    instead of down.1.  Check to make sure that light 7J, on the logic board, is lit when the
    inch down button is pressed.  If
    not check the inch down switch
    and associated leads.  See wiring
    diagram.
    2.  Check to make sure that light 7B, on the logic board,  is lit when the
    start button is pressed.  If not
    check the start button and associ-
    ated leads.  See wiring diagram.
    1. For codes below 8300 make sure the jumper plug is securely
    installed in the harness receptacle
    near the voltage board.
    2.  Check to make sure light 7E, on the logic board, is on when the
    inch down button is pressed.  If
    light 7E is ON the power board
    may be faulty.
    3.  Check the 1/8 amp fuse on the voltage board .  Replace if faulty.1.  The logic board may be faulty.Replace.
    2.  The power board may be faulty. Replace.
    1.  Jumper the AUTO tabs on the voltage board.  (Above code
    8300)  Press the inch down but-
    ton.  If the wire inches down the
    voltage board may be faulty.
    Replace.
    If the wire does NOT inch down
    the logic board may be faulty.
    Replace.
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    							F-9TROUBLESHOOTING & REPAIRF-9
    NA-5
    Observe all Safety Guidelines detailed throughout this manual
    If for any reason you do not understand the test procedures or are unabl\
    e to perform the tests/repairs safely, contact the Lincoln Electric
    Service Department for technical troubleshooting assistance before you p\
    roceed. Call 216-383-2531 or 1-800-833-9353.
    CAUTION
    WIRE FEEDING PROBLEMS
    PROBLEMS
    (SYMPTOMS)POSSIBLE AREAS OF
    MISADJUSTMENTS(S)RECOMMENDED
    COURSE OF ACTION
    NA-5 units above code 8300 with
    “cold starting”.
    The wire feeds up instead of down
    when the start button is pressed.
    The wire inches up and down prop-
    erly.1.  Make sure the electrode wire is fed into the welding tip.
    2.  Check the 1/8 amp fuse on the voltage board.  Replace if faulty.
    3.  Make sure electrode polarity is correct and the same as the #67
    and #21 leads at terminal strip
    (TS1).  See wiring diagram.
    4.  Make sure the welding power source is producing welding arc
    voltage.  1.  Jumper the #2 and #4 leads atthe Lincoln CV power source.
    Open circuit voltage should be
    present at both the power source
    and at the ACTUAL voltmeter
    reading on the NA-5.  If open cir-
    cuit voltage is present at the
    power source but NOT at the NA-
    5 ACTUAL voltmeter reading per-
    form the 
    #21-#67 External resis-
    tance Test.
    2.  With the start button pressed light 7K should be lit.  If it is not the
    logic board may be faulty.
    3.  Check contactor relay 3CR. Leads #2 and #4 are closed by
    relay 3CR.  Make sure the relay is
    functiioning properly.
    4.  Check the control cable between the power source and the NA-5
    control unit.  See wiring diagram.
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    							F-10TROUBLESHOOTING & REPAIRF-10
    NA-5
    Observe all Safety Guidelines detailed throughout this manual
    If for any reason you do not understand the test procedures or are unabl\
    e to perform the tests/repairs safely, contact the Lincoln Electric
    Service Department for technical troubleshooting assistance before you p\
    roceed. Call 216-383-2531 or 1-800-833-9353.
    CAUTION
    WIRE FEEDING PROBLEMS
    PROBLEMS
    (SYMPTOMS)POSSIBLE AREAS OF
    MISADJUSTMENTS(S)RECOMMENDED
    COURSE OF ACTION
    NA-5 units above code 8300 with
    “cold starting”.
    While pressing the inch down button
    the wire does not stop when it touch-
    es the work.
    The wire will NOT inch up but does
    inch down and weld properly.
    The wire feeds UP when either inch
    button is pressed.1.  Check the 1/8 amp fuse on the voltage board.  Replace if faulty.
    2.  While pressing the inch down but- ton with the wire touching the
    work piece, observe light 7G on
    the logic board.  If the light goes
    on but the wire does NOT stop
    feeding the logic board may be
    faulty.
    1.  With the unit at idle (no buttons pressed) observe lights 1D, on
    the power board, and light 7E, on
    the logic board.  1D should be
    ON.  7E should be OFF.  
    2.  If 1D is OFF replace the power board.
    3.  If 7E is ON replace the logic board.
    1.  While pressing the inch down but- ton observe light 7E on the logic
    board.  It should be ON.
    2.  If light 7E is ON, while the inch down button is pressed, the
    power board may be faulty.
    Replace.
    3.  If light 7E remains OFF,  while the inch down button is pressed,
    the logic board may be faulty.
    Replace.1.  Perform the #21-#67 External
    ResistanceTest.
    2.  Check the continuity of leads #667 and #621 to the voltage
    board.  See wiring diagram.
    3.  The logic board may be faulty.
    4.  The voltage board may be faulty.
    1.  Check the inch up switch (button) for proper operation.  Also check
    associated leads for loose or
    faulty connections.  See wiring
    diagram.
    1. Check the inch up and inch down switches (buttons) for proper oper-
    ation and wiring.  See wiring dia-
    gram.
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    							F-11TROUBLESHOOTING & REPAIRF-11
    NA-5
    Observe all Safety Guidelines detailed throughout this manual
    If for any reason you do not understand the test procedures or are unabl\
    e to perform the tests/repairs safely, contact the Lincoln Electric
    Service Department for technical troubleshooting assistance before you p\
    roceed. Call 216-383-2531 or 1-800-833-9353.
    CAUTION
    WIRE FEEDING PROBLEMS
    PROBLEMS
    (SYMPTOMS)POSSIBLE AREAS OF
    MISADJUSTMENTS(S)RECOMMENDED
    COURSE OF ACTION
    The wire feeds down when either
    inch button is pressed.1.  Wth the unit at idle (no buttons pressed) observe light 7E on the
    logic board.  It should be OFF.
    2.  If light 7E is ON the logic board may be faulty.  Replace.
    3.  If light 7E is OFF the power board may be faulty.  Replace.1.  Check the inch up and inch downswitches (buttons) for proper oper-
    ation and wiring.  See wiring dia-
    gram.
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    							F-12TROUBLESHOOTING & REPAIRF-12
    NA-5
    Observe all Safety Guidelines detailed throughout this manual
    If for any reason you do not understand the test procedures or are unabl\
    e to perform the tests/repairs safely, contact the Lincoln Electric
    Service Department for technical troubleshooting assistance before you p\
    roceed. Call 216-383-2531 or 1-800-833-9353.
    CAUTION
    MODE FUNCTION PROBLEMS
    PROBLEMS
    (SYMPTOMS)POSSIBLE AREAS OF
    MISADJUSTMENTS(S)RECOMMENDED
    COURSE OF ACTION
    The speed and voltage controls do
    not function.  All of the mode lights
    function properly.  
    All the mode lights function properly. 
    None of the speed controls operate
    properly.
    All the mode lights function properly.
    None of the voltage controls operate
    properly.1.  Check lights 1A and 1B located on the power board.  They should
    both be ON.
    2.  If both lights 1A and 1B are ON the control board may be faulty.
    Replace.
    1.  The control board may be faulty. Replace.
    1.  The voltage board may be faulty. Replace.1.  If lights 1A and /or 1B are OFFperform the 
    DC Power Supply
    Test.
    2.  Perform the T1 and T2
    Transformer Test.
    3.  The power board may be faulty. Replace.
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    							F-13TROUBLESHOOTING & REPAIRF-13
    NA-5
    Observe all Safety Guidelines detailed throughout this manual
    If for any reason you do not understand the test procedures or are unabl\
    e to perform the tests/repairs safely, contact the Lincoln Electric
    Service Department for technical troubleshooting assistance before you p\
    roceed. Call 216-383-2531 or 1-800-833-9353.
    CAUTION
    MODE FUNCTION PROBLEMS
    PROBLEMS
    (SYMPTOMS)POSSIBLE AREAS OF
    MISADJUSTMENTS(S)RECOMMENDED
    COURSE OF ACTION
    Only the strike mode functions, when
    the unit is at idle, regardless of the
    selector switch position.
    Only the strike mode functions while
    welding.  The unit stays in the strike
    mode and does not progress through
    the welding sequence.    
    The strike light is OFF and neither
    strike control functions.  The other
    mode lights work.  The unit will not
    feed wire when the start button is
    pressed.1.  The logic board may be faulty. Replace.
    2.  The procedure board may be faulty.  
    1.  While the unit is welding check light 7D on the logic board.  It
    should be ON when welding cur-
    rent is present.  If light 7D is ON
    the logic board may be faulty.
    3.  If light 7D is NOT lit when weld current is present  make sure the
    weld cables have been properly
    routed through the cable clamp
    on the left side of the control box. 
    1.  Check light 7D on the logic board. If it is off the logic board may be
    faulty.  Replace.
    2.  If the start light is on all the time the start board (if used) may be
    faulty.  Replace or install jumper
    plug in procedure board.
    3.  If the crater light is on all the time the crater board (if used) may be
    faulty.  Replace or install jumper
    plug in procedure board.
    4.  If the weld light is on all the time the logic board may be faulty.
    Replace.
    .  If light 7D is NOT lit, when weldcurrent is present,   connect a
    jumper wire from terminal #528 to
    #500 on terminal strip TS1.  See
    wiring diagram.  If light 7D does
    light check the CR4 reed switch
    and associated leads and connec-
    tions.  See wiring diagram.
    2.  If 7D does NOT light, with the jumper wire in place, check the
    #528 lead and the #500 lead
    between the TS1 terminal strip
    and the logic board.  See wiring
    diagram.
    3.  The logic board may be faulty. Replace.
    1.  If light 7D is ON check the CR4
    reed switch and associated leads.
    See wiring diagram.
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    							F-14TROUBLESHOOTING & REPAIRF-14
    NA-5
    Observe all Safety Guidelines detailed throughout this manual
    If for any reason you do not understand the test procedures or are unabl\
    e to perform the tests/repairs safely, contact the Lincoln Electric
    Service Department for technical troubleshooting assistance before you p\
    roceed. Call 216-383-2531 or 1-800-833-9353.
    CAUTION
    MODE FUNCTION PROBLEMS
    PROBLEMS
    (SYMPTOMS)POSSIBLE AREAS OF
    MISADJUSTMENTS(S)RECOMMENDED
    COURSE OF ACTION
    The strike light does not light.   The
    strike controls (voltage and wire feed
    speed) do function normally.
    The strike light comes on but the
    strike controls (voltage and wire feed
    speed) do not function normally.
    The start light does not light.  The
    start controls (voltage and wire feed
    speed) may or may not function nor-
    mally.  The NA-5 is at idle with the
    selector switch in the “Start” position.
    The start light is ON but the start
    controls (voltage and wire feed
    speed) do not function.  The NA-5 is
    at idle with the selector switch in the
    “Start” position.1.  The procedure board may be faulty.  Replace.
    1.  The procedure board may be faulty.  Replace.
    1.  Make sure the start option board is installed correctly.
    2.  The procedure board may be faulty.  Replace.
    1. If no other mode lights are lit the start option board may be faulty.
    Replace.
    2.  If the strike light is also lit (along with the start light) the logic board
    may be faulty.
    3.  If the weld and or crater lights are also lit (along with the start light)
    the procedure board may be
    faulty.
    1.  Check the lead harness betweenthe start option board and the
    procedure board for loose or
    faulty connections.  See wiring
    diagram.
    1.  Check the lead harness between the start option board and the
    procedure board for loose or
    faulty connections.  See wiring
    diagram.
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    							F-15TROUBLESHOOTING & REPAIRF-15
    NA-5
    Observe all Safety Guidelines detailed throughout this manual
    If for any reason you do not understand the test procedures or are unabl\
    e to perform the tests/repairs safely, contact the Lincoln Electric
    Service Department for technical troubleshooting assistance before you p\
    roceed. Call 216-383-2531 or 1-800-833-9353.
    CAUTION
    MODE FUNCTION PROBLEMS
    PROBLEMS
    (SYMPTOMS)POSSIBLE AREAS OF
    MISADJUSTMENTS(S)RECOMMENDED
    COURSE OF ACTION
    When the start button is pressed and
    the unit is welding,  the start mode is
    skipped.  1.  Make sure the start option is in- stalled properly in the NA-5.
    2.  Make sure the start timer is set for a time greater than zero sec-
    onds.
    3.  If the weld light goes ON as soon as (but not before) the arc is
    struck and the start timer is set
    for a time greater than zero sec-
    onds, the start timer board may
    be faulty.
    4.  If the weld light goes ON before the arc is struck replace the start
    option board with the jumper
    plug.  If the weld light continues
    to go ON before the arc is struck
    the logic board may be faulty.
    Replace.
    5.  With the jumper plug installed: If the weld light does NOT go ON
    until the arc is struck the start
    option board may be faulty. 1.  Check the lead harness betweenthe start option boards and the
    procedure board for loose or
    faulty connections.  See wiring
    diagram.
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    							F-16TROUBLESHOOTING & REPAIRF-16
    NA-5
    Observe all Safety Guidelines detailed throughout this manual
    If for any reason you do not understand the test procedures or are unabl\
    e to perform the tests/repairs safely, contact the Lincoln Electric
    Service Department for technical troubleshooting assistance before you p\
    roceed. Call 216-383-2531 or 1-800-833-9353.
    CAUTION
    MODE FUNCTION PROBLEMS
    PROBLEMS
    (SYMPTOMS)POSSIBLE AREAS OF
    MISADJUSTMENTS(S)RECOMMENDED
    COURSE OF ACTION
    When welding the start timer does
    not time out.  The unit stays in the
    start mode.
    The crater light does not light.  The
    crater controls (voltage and wire
    feed speed) may or may not func-
    tion.  The NA-5 is at idle with the
    selector switch in the ”Crater” pos-
    tion.
    The crater light is ON but the crater
    controls (voltage and wire feed
    speed) do not function.  The NA-5 is
    at idle with the selector switch in the
    “Crater” position.1.  When the weld is stopped check to see  if the crater (if used) or
    burnback timer is functioning
    properly.  If the crater and or burn-
    back timer IS functioning properly
    the start timer may be faulty.
    2.  If the start, crater and burnback timers are not working properly
    the procedure board may be
    faulty.
    1.  Make sure the crater option boards are installed correctly.
    2.  The procedure board may be faulty.  Replace.
    1.  If no other lights are lit the crater option board may be faulty.
    Replace.
    2.  If the strike light is also lit (along with the crater light) the logic
    board may be faulty.
    3.  If the weld and or start lights are also lit (along with the crater light)
    the procedure board may be
    faulty.1.  Check the lead harness betweenthe start option boards and the
    procedure board for loose or
    faulty connections.  See wiring
    diagram.
    1.  Check the lead harness between the crater option boards and the
    procedure board for loose or
    faulty connections.  See wiring
    diagram.
    1. Check the lead harness between the crater option boards and the
    procedure board for loose or faulty
    connections.  See wiring diagram.
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    							F-17TROUBLESHOOTING & REPAIRF-17
    NA-5
    Observe all Safety Guidelines detailed throughout this manual
    If for any reason you do not understand the test procedures or are unabl\
    e to perform the tests/repairs safely, contact the Lincoln Electric
    Service Department for technical troubleshooting assistance before you p\
    roceed. Call 216-383-2531 or 1-800-833-9353.
    CAUTION
    MODE FUNCTION PROBLEMS
    PROBLEMS
    (SYMPTOMS)POSSIBLE AREAS OF
    MISADJUSTMENTS(S)RECOMMENDED
    COURSE OF ACTION
    At the end of the weld the crater light
    does NOT light.
    At the end of the weld the crater
    timer does not time out.  The unit
    stays in the crater mode.
    No burnback/retract occurs at the
    end of the weld.1.  Make sure the crater option is installed properly in the NA-5.
    2.  Make sure the crater timer is set for a time greater than zero sec-
    onds.
    3.  The crater option and or timer board may be faulty.  Replace.
    4.  The logic board may be faulty.
    1.  Replace the crater option board with the jumper plug.  Set the
    burnback timer for any time
    greater than zero seconds.  If the
    unit then stops after the weld and
    burnback time, the crater timer
    board may be faulty.  Replace.
    2.  If the unit does not stop the pro- cedure board may be faulty. 
    1.  Make sure the burnback timer is set for a time greater than zero
    ohms.
    2.  Be sure the jumper leads or dip switches on the logic board are
    comfigured correctly for the burn-
    back/retract desired.  See wiring
    diagram.
    3.  The burnback timer module may be faulty.  Replace.
    4.  The procedure board may be faulty.1.  Check the lead harness betweenthe crater boards and the proce-
    dure board for loose or faulty con-
    nections.  See wiring diagram.
    1.  Check the lead harness between the crater boards and the proce-
    dure board for loose or faulty con-
    nections.  See wiring diagram.
    1.  Check the lead harness between the burnback module and the pro-
    cedure board for loose or faulty
    connections.
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