Pfeiffer Turbo Controller Repair
Including Balzers-badged units
We repair Pfeiffer and Balzers turbo pump controllers and TPS power supplies down to the component, in Concord, CA.
Email info@hsdengineering.com or call (510) 553-9132 with what the unit is, and we will quote it.
Pfeiffer and Balzers models and part numbers
- TC 110: PM C01 790, PM C01 790 A (PMC01790, PMC01790A)
- TC 400: PM C01 800 A, PM C01 805 A (PMC01800A, PMC01805A)
- TC 600: PM C01 720, PM C01 690 C, PM C01 690 CA (PMC01720, PMC01690C, PMC01690CA)
- TC 750: PM C01 712, PM C01 713 (PMC01712, PMC01713)
- TCP 040 (TCP-040): PM C01 229 (PMC01229)
- TCP 120 (TCP-120): PM C01 471 A, PM C01 473, PM C01 478, PM C01 479 (PMC01471A, PMC01473, PMC01478, PMC01479)
- TCP 121 (TCP-121): PM C01 475, PM C01 475 A, PM C01 497 A (PMC01475, PMC01475A, PMC01497A)
- TCP 300 / TCP 310 (TCP-300, TCP-310): PM C01 250, PM C01 259, PM C01 520, PM C01 552 (PMC01250, PMC01259, PMC01520, PMC01552)
- TCP 350: PM C01 740 (PMC01740)
- TCP 380 (TCP-380): PM C01 490, PM C01 490 A, PM C01 680, PM C01 680 A, PM C01 681 A (PMC01490, PMC01490A, PMC01680, PMC01680A, PMC01681A)
- TCP 600 (TCP-600): PM C01 320, PM C01 320 A, PM C01 320 B, PM C01 320 C (PMC01320, PMC01320A, PMC01320B, PMC01320C)
- DCU 100: PM C01 694 (PMC01694)
- DCU 200: PM C01 695 B, PM C01 695 C (PMC01695B, PMC01695C)
- DCU 300: PM C01 696 A, PM C01 696 B, PM C01 696 H (PMC01696A, PMC01696B, PMC01696H)
- DCU 310: PM C01 822 (PMC01822)
- DCU 600: PM C01 697 B, PM C01 697 CA (PMC01697B, PMC01697CA)
- DCU display unit: PM 041 816 BT (PM041816BT)
- TPS 110: PM 061 340 T (PM061340T)
- TPS 200: PM 041 814 T (PM041814T)
- TPS 600 power supply: PM 041 815 AT (PM041815AT)
If it is not listed, ask anyway.
Units the manufacturer no longer supports
We repair units their manufacturers no longer support.
The Pfeiffer TCP 5000 (TCP-5000) and the DCN series are among them.
What usually goes wrong
- It will not power up, or it blows fuses.
- The pump will not spin up.
- A pump connection error.
- A dead fan or a dead display.
- Burnt or corroded connectors.
Behind most of these sits the power supply, the motor drive circuit, or the control and communication circuits.
Another make of controller? Turbo Pump Controller Repair and Models and Part Numbers.