| Brand Name: | Hezhongsheng |
| Model Number: | STW350-ABDD-ATX |
| Common Cause | Typical Condition | Possible Machine Result |
|---|---|---|
| Capacitor aging | Long operating hours and repeated thermal cycles | Difficult startup, unstable voltage, or random restart |
| Cooling fan deterioration | Fan noise, low airflow, dust blockage, or stopped fan | Internal overheating and protective shutdown |
| Dust accumulation | Conductive or insulating dust inside the power supply | Reduced cooling, short circuit risk, or unstable operation |
| Input voltage fluctuation | Unstable factory power or repeated surge conditions | Protection activation or damaged internal components |
| Loose power connector | Vibration, repeated maintenance, or poor connector seating | Intermittent computer shutdown or boot failure |
| Overloaded output | Additional hardware or abnormal load on a DC rail | Voltage drop, restart, overheating, or no output |
| Cable damage | Crushed, aged, burned, or poorly repaired wiring | Intermittent supply or excessive connector resistance |
| Internal component fatigue | Continuous high-temperature production environment | Reduced output stability and shortened service life |
| Incorrect replacement unit | Wrong connector, rating, or ATX configuration | Failure to start or risk of equipment damage |
| Poor cabinet ventilation | Blocked filters or failed cabinet cooling system | Increased internal temperature and recurring faults |
| Symptom | Possible Power-Related Explanation | Recommended Check |
|---|---|---|
| Host computer does not start | No AC input, no standby output, or internal power failure | Check input, fuse, switch, connectors, and PSU output |
| Machine starts after several attempts | Aging capacitors or unstable startup circuit | Test during cold startup and compare DC output |
| Computer restarts during production | Output voltage drop, heat buildup, or loose connection | Inspect load, fan, connectors, and temperature |
| Display suddenly turns off | Host computer power interruption | Check PSU, display power, and motherboard connection |
| Operating system freezes | Unstable DC output or storage-device power interruption | Check voltage stability and storage connectors |
| Communication alarm appears | Host computer restarts or interface board loses power | Check PC power stability before replacing control boards |
| Burning smell or abnormal noise | Internal component damage or fan failure | Stop the machine and isolate power immediately |
| Fan does not rotate | Fan failure, control issue, or no power output | Inspect after disconnecting the equipment safely |
| Machine works when cold but fails when warm | Thermal degradation or insufficient ventilation | Perform temperature-related testing |
| Connector becomes hot | Loose terminal, oxidation, or excessive contact resistance | Replace damaged connector and inspect cable condition |
| Maintenance Requirement | Recommended Solution | Operational Benefit |
|---|---|---|
| Restore a non-starting host PC | Match STW350-ABDD-ATX and EP06-000384 exactly | Reduces compatibility uncertainty |
| Minimize production interruption | Prepare the verified power supply before shutdown | Shortens maintenance waiting time |
| Avoid wiring modification | Compare every connector and cable position | Helps maintain the existing installation layout |
| Prevent repeated faults | Inspect cabinet cooling and input power quality | Protects the replacement power supply |
| Reduce wrong-part orders | Submit label and connector photographs | Improves quotation and selection accuracy |
| Support preventive maintenance | Keep one verified unit as a critical spare | Improves response to unexpected downtime |
| Confirm electrical suitability | Check input and output label information | Prevents voltage or configuration mismatch |
| Maintain safe installation | Use qualified electrical maintenance personnel | Reduces installation and equipment risk |
| Specification Item | Product Information |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer / Label Brand | Shenzhen Hezhongsheng Electronics |
| Product Model | STW350-ABDD-ATX |
| SMT Spare-Part Number | EP06-000384 |
| Product Name | SMT Mounter Host Computer Power Supply |
| Power Rating | 350W |
| Power Supply Type | Industrial ATX AC-DC switching power supply |
| Main Function | Provides regulated DC power for the SMT machine host computer |
| Installation Area | Industrial PC or host-computer section of compatible SMT equipment |
| Application Category | SMT machine electrical spare part |
| Applicable Equipment | Compatible SM-series SMT placement machines using the same model and part number |
| Electrical Conversion | Alternating-current input to multiple direct-current outputs |
| Input Voltage | Confirm according to the original power supply nameplate |
| Input Frequency | Confirm according to the nameplate |
| Output Voltages | Multiple ATX DC outputs; confirm label and connector configuration |
| Output Current | Confirm each output rail according to the original nameplate |
| Main Connector Type | Machine-specific ATX configuration; photograph verification required |
| Additional Connectors | Depend on machine and power supply revision |
| Cooling Method | Integrated forced-air cooling fan |
| Mounting Style | Internal host-computer cabinet installation |
| Housing Material | Metal enclosure |
| Color | Metal finish or production-batch standard |
| Dimensions | Confirm against the removed unit before ordering |
| Cable Length | Confirm by actual unit or photograph |
| Connector Pinout | Must match the installed power supply exactly |
| Condition Options | Subject to quotation and current stock |
| Quantity | Available from one unit, subject to confirmation |
| Testing | Functional inspection can be confirmed before shipment |
| Packaging | Anti-static, cushioning, moisture-resistant export packaging |
| Compatibility Rule | Match model, part number, label, connectors, dimensions, and machine revision |
| Installation Requirement | Installation by qualified maintenance personnel |
| Warranty | Confirm according to product condition and quotation |
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| 350W Rated Power | Designed to support the electrical requirements of a compatible industrial host-computer system |
| Industrial ATX Configuration | Intended for equipment control computers rather than ordinary consumer desktop selection |
| Model-Based Compatibility | Clearly identified by STW350-ABDD-ATX for easier maintenance matching |
| SMT Part-Number Identification | EP06-000384 helps buyers compare maintenance records and installed components |
| Stable Power Conversion | Converts AC input into regulated DC outputs required by host-computer electronics |
| Integrated Cooling | Internal fan assists heat removal during continuous machine operation |
| Metal Protective Housing | Supports internal protection and mechanical installation within the computer cabinet |
| Maintenance-Friendly Design | Allows replacement of a defective host power supply after proper verification |
| Reduced Selection Risk | Label, connector, dimension, and machine-revision checks improve ordering accuracy |
| Export Packaging Support | Protective packing helps reduce transportation damage during international shipment |
| Application Area | Function of the Power Supply |
|---|---|
| SMT placement machine host PC | Supplies regulated DC power to the industrial computer |
| Machine operating system | Supports computer startup and continuous software operation |
| Placement-program management | Powers the hardware used to load, edit, and store production programs |
| Operator interface | Supports display, keyboard, storage, and communication functions |
| Industrial motherboard | Provides ATX power rails and startup-control functions |
| Storage device | Supplies power to the system disk or other compatible storage hardware |
| Interface and communication cards | Supports communication between the host PC and machine controllers |
| Maintenance spare inventory | Provides a verified spare for critical machine downtime situations |
| SMT machine refurbishment | Used during restoration of compatible host-computer systems |
| Production-line repair | Helps recover equipment affected by host power instability |
| Purchasing Scenario | Why This Model May Be Required |
|---|---|
| Existing unit is marked STW350-ABDD-ATX | Direct model comparison is possible |
| Maintenance record shows EP06-000384 | Spare-part identification supports selection |
| Host computer cannot start | The installed PSU may require testing or replacement |
| Computer restarts during operation | DC output may be unstable under load |
| Cooling fan has stopped | Continued use may cause overheating |
| Power supply shows heat damage | Replacement and cabinet inspection are recommended |
| Customer maintains several compatible machines | A verified spare can reduce emergency downtime |
| Machine is being refurbished | The host power system may need inspection or renewal |
| Local repair is not economical | A complete tested unit may simplify maintenance |
| Buyer needs international delivery | Protective individual packaging can be arranged |
| Working Stage | Operating Principle |
|---|---|
| 1. AC Power Input | The power supply receives AC electricity from the machine’s approved electrical circuit |
| 2. Input Protection | Internal protective components help manage abnormal current and basic electrical disturbances |
| 3. Rectification and Switching | Incoming AC is converted and processed through a high-frequency switching circuit |
| 4. Voltage Transformation | Internal transformer and control circuits produce the required low-voltage DC outputs |
| 5. Output Regulation | Feedback circuitry stabilizes output voltage as the computer load changes |
| 6. ATX Control | Standby power and startup signals support controlled motherboard startup and shutdown |
| 7. Power Distribution | Connectors deliver DC power to the motherboard, storage device, fan, and related hardware |
| 8. Thermal Management | The integrated fan removes heat from internal switching components |
| 9. Protection Response | The supply may shut down when abnormal load, temperature, or electrical conditions are detected |
| 10. Continuous Operation | Stable DC power supports the machine host computer during production |
| Benefit | Value for SMT Production |
|---|---|
| Reliable host startup | Helps the machine control computer start consistently |
| Stable computer operation | Reduces power-related restart and shutdown risk |
| Improved maintenance efficiency | Model and part-number matching simplifies identification |
| Lower downtime exposure | A verified spare can shorten emergency repair time |
| Existing-system retention | Allows continued use of the current industrial computer configuration |
| Easier inventory control | Clear model identification supports spare-parts management |
| Reduced diagnostic confusion | Power instability can be isolated before expensive boards are replaced |
| Safer purchasing process | Connector and label verification reduces wrong-unit orders |
| International supply support | Suitable for individual or batch spare-parts procurement |
| Preventive maintenance value | Can be stocked for machines with long operating histories |
| Verification Item | What the Buyer Should Provide | Why It Is Important |
|---|---|---|
| Complete model number | Clear photograph showing STW350-ABDD-ATX | Prevents confusion with similar power supplies |
| Spare-part number | Photograph or record showing EP06-000384 | Confirms the SMT maintenance reference |
| Manufacturer label | Full front and side label photographs | Shows rating and production information |
| Input specification | Voltage and frequency printed on the label | Ensures electrical compatibility |
| Output specification | Complete output-voltage and current table | Confirms load capability |
| Main connector | Front and rear photographs | Verifies connector style and position |
| Connector pin count | Clear close-up images | Reduces wiring mismatch risk |
| Additional cables | Photographs of every plug | Confirms storage and auxiliary connections |
| Housing dimensions | Length, width, and height | Ensures correct cabinet installation |
| Mounting holes | Hole positions and installation direction | Prevents mechanical mismatch |
| Cable length | Approximate length of each cable group | Ensures connectors reach installed hardware |
| Fan orientation | Photograph of fan and air outlet | Maintains correct cabinet airflow |
| Machine model | Full SMT machine model | Supports application checking |
| Machine serial number | Equipment identification plate | Helps distinguish hardware revisions |
| Existing fault | Startup, restart, fan, voltage, or alarm details | Helps confirm whether the PSU is the likely cause |
| Required condition | New, tested used, or refurbished | Allows an accurate quotation |
| Required quantity | Number of units needed | Supports stock and delivery planning |
| Rule | Recommendation |
|---|---|
| Do not order by wattage only | Two 350W power supplies may have different connectors or pinouts |
| Do not order by appearance only | Similar housings can contain different electrical configurations |
| Check both identifiers | Match STW350-ABDD-ATX and EP06-000384 whenever possible |
| Compare the complete label | Input and output information should agree with the removed unit |
| Confirm the machine revision | Different production years may use different host computers |
| Inspect all connectors | Quantity, shape, pin count, and cable position must match |
| Measure the enclosure | The unit must fit the existing cabinet and mounting points |
| Check the fan direction | Incorrect airflow can increase cabinet temperature |
| Report previous modifications | Repaired or modified wiring may no longer follow the standard layout |
| Ask before energizing | Uncertain wiring should be checked by a qualified technician |
| Installation Step | Recommended Action |
|---|---|
| 1. Stop production | Complete the current machine cycle and save required production data |
| 2. Shut down software | Use the normal operating-system shutdown procedure |
| 3. Isolate electricity | Turn off and lock out the machine power source |
| 4. Confirm zero-energy state | Wait for internal capacitors to discharge before handling |
| 5. Record connections | Photograph every cable and connector before removal |
| 6. Label cables | Mark each cable to prevent incorrect reconnection |
| 7. Remove the defective unit | Support the power supply while removing mounting screws |
| 8. Compare both units | Check label, dimensions, connectors, cables, and fan direction |
| 9. Install securely | Tighten mounting screws without damaging the housing |
| 10. Reconnect carefully | Confirm connector orientation and complete insertion |
| 11. Inspect the cabinet | Remove dust and verify ventilation before startup |
| 12. Perform initial test | Start the host computer without beginning production immediately |
| 13. Check system stability | Observe fan operation, startup, display, and software loading |
| 14. Run a controlled trial | Test machine communication and basic operation |
| 15. Resume production | Monitor the machine during the first production period |
| Inspection Item | Inspection Content |
|---|---|
| Model verification | Confirm STW350-ABDD-ATX marking |
| Part-number verification | Confirm EP06-000384 identification when available |
| Exterior condition | Check housing, screws, fan guard, and visible damage |
| Connector condition | Inspect plugs, terminals, locking clips, and cable insulation |
| Fan condition | Check smooth rotation and abnormal mechanical noise |
| Cable condition | Inspect for cuts, crushing, overheating, or previous repair |
| Electrical test | Confirm startup and basic output according to available test conditions |
| Load test | Can be discussed according to order requirements |
| Photograph record | Product photographs can be prepared before shipment |
| Packaging inspection | Confirm anti-static and cushioning protection |
| Label protection | Prevent label abrasion during transportation |
| Final quantity check | Confirm ordered quantity and packing list |
| Packaging Layer | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Anti-static protection | Helps protect electronic components from electrostatic discharge |
| Moisture-resistant wrapping | Reduces exposure to humidity during transportation |
| Connector protection | Prevents plugs and pins from impact or deformation |
| Cushioning material | Absorbs vibration and external shock |
| Individual inner carton | Separates the unit from other spare parts |
| Reinforced outer carton | Provides additional protection for export shipment |
| Clear product label | Supports warehouse identification and receiving inspection |
| Packing-list verification | Confirms model, quantity, and order reference |
| Inventory Situation | Recommended Action |
|---|---|
| One machine using this model | Record the complete label and supplier reference |
| Multiple machines using this model | Maintain at least one verified common spare |
| Machine operates continuously | Include the power supply in preventive inspection |
| Equipment is more than several years old | Inspect fan noise, dust, and startup stability |
| Replacement lead time is long | Order a verified spare before an emergency occurs |
| Factory power is unstable | Check surge protection and electrical grounding |
| Cabinet temperature is high | Improve filters, fans, and ventilation |
| Previous PSU failure occurred | Investigate the root cause before installing another unit |
| Required Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Product model | STW350-ABDD-ATX |
| Spare-part number | EP06-000384 |
| Machine information | Complete model and serial number |
| Label photographs | Clear images of all rating labels |
| Connector photographs | Main connector and every auxiliary plug |
| Product dimensions | Length, width, and height |
| Required quantity | Trial order or batch requirement |
| Product condition | Confirm preferred condition |
| Delivery destination | Country, city, and postal code |
| Required delivery date | Standard or urgent maintenance order |
| Fault description | No startup, restart, fan failure, or other symptom |