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    Tracker Control Board

    I have one of the original Tracker cnc tables. The program begins properly, the steppers move correctly, but the torch no longer fires. Usually this means the relay has burnt out. In the past I would replace the relay and I would be back up and running again. Not so now. I am not an electronics person. My ideal would be to find the source for the control board and buy a new one while I have the old one sent out for someone to figure out what is wrong. Anybody have a schematic for the controller board or know where i can get a replacement.

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    Have you tried contacting Tracker?


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    yes, they no longer use this board and do not have replacement parts for it. Justin is being helpful but there are no schematics available so I am a little bit in the dark.


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