TECO WESTINGHOUSE DRIVE REPAIR

Control Concepts provides repair and maintenance services for TECO-Westinghouse drives, soft starters, and related motor control components. TECO-Westinghouse is known for electric motors, generators, drives, and controls used in industrial power and automation applications. Our technicians diagnose faults, repair failed components, replace damaged parts, and help restore reliable operation.

Control Concepts provides 24/7 service. Contact us today.

Who is TECO-Westinghouse?

TECO-Westinghouse Motor Company is a manufacturer of electric motors, generators, drives, controls, and related industrial power products. The company combines Westinghouse’s long history in the electrical industry with TECO’s motor and controls manufacturing capabilities. TECO-Westinghouse’s company profile notes that its Controls Division in Round Rock began assembling and distributing low-voltage variable frequency drives and motor soft-start control products under the TECO-Westinghouse name.

What Do TECO-Westinghouse Products Do?

TECO-Westinghouse products are designed to control motors, reduce mechanical stress during startup, and improve efficiency in industrial systems. Common product categories include:

  • Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs) – Control motor speed and torque by adjusting frequency and voltage to match application demand. TECO-Westinghouse offers low-voltage and legacy AC drive product categories.

  • Soft Starters – Reduce inrush current and startup stress so motors accelerate more smoothly and equipment experiences less mechanical strain. TECO-Westinghouse lists soft starters as part of its drives and controls offering.

  • Motor Control Components – TECO-Westinghouse also supports broader drives and controls applications tied to industrial motor systems and power equipment.

Control Concepts has experience diagnosing, repairing, and supporting TECO-Westinghouse drive and soft starter products to help extend equipment life and reduce downtime.

TECO-Westinghouse Products We Service

Control Concepts repairs and maintains:

  • TECO-Westinghouse AC Drives

  • Low-Voltage Drives

  • Legacy Drive Products

  • Soft Starters

  • Drive Power Sections, Cooling Components, and Control Boards

If your TECO-Westinghouse product is not listed here, contact Control Concepts to review your specific service needs.

Industries Using TECO-Westinghouse Products

TECO-Westinghouse products are commonly used in:

  • Industrial Manufacturing

  • Oil & Gas

  • Petrochemical

  • Mining

  • Metals

  • General Motor-Driven Applications

TECO-Westinghouse highlights industries such as oil and gas, petrochemical, mining, and metals among the sectors it serves.

TECO-Westinghouse Repair Services

Control Concepts offers a full range of services for TECO-Westinghouse drive and soft starter systems, including:

  • Diagnostics & Troubleshooting – Identify faults affecting drive performance, startup, motor output, or control response

  • Component-Level Repair & Replacement – Restore or replace damaged boards, fans, terminals, and power components

  • Preventive Maintenance – Inspect and service equipment to reduce unexpected failures

  • On-Site Repairs & Support – Perform troubleshooting and system restoration at your facility when needed

Common Issues with TECO-Westinghouse Drives

We regularly service issues such as:

  • Software or programming faults

  • Cooling fan failures

  • Loose or damaged electrical connections

  • Drive blowing fuses or tripping breakers

  • Drive not running the motor

  • Circuit board failures

Overcurrent faults are often among the more common causes of drive shutdowns, which is why troubleshooting should begin with the motor and overall operating dynamics, not just the board itself.

Common Issues with Soft Starters

We also service soft starter-related issues such as:

  • Startup faults or failure to ramp properly

  • Control board issues

  • Power section faults

  • Overheating caused by poor ventilation

  • Damage related to dust, heat, or moisture exposure

The Control Concepts Repair Process

Inspection

We inspect the drive, soft starter, and terminals for loose, worn, or heat-damaged connections caused by heat cycles, vibration, or improper torque.

Electrical Testing

We perform diode and IGBT testing on the input and output power sections before applying power to help prevent additional damage from a short.

Controlled Power-Up

The unit is powered up gradually while monitoring amp readings and output frequency until rated input voltage is reached.

Functional Testing

When appropriate, we back up existing programs and run the drive through basic jog and motor tests to verify output performance, rotation, and overall operation.

Final Verification

Each unit is fully tested to confirm proper operation before returning it to service.

Preventive Maintenance Recommendations

To reduce failures and extend equipment life, we recommend:

Keeping drives and soft starters free of dust and debris

Dust buildup can trap heat and affect cooling performance.

Ensuring proper ventilation

Adequate airflow helps prevent overheating and supports reliable operation.

Keeping equipment dry and protected from moisture

Moisture can damage internal electrical components and lead to corrosion or shorts.

Inspecting terminals and connections regularly

Routine checks can help identify loose or heat-damaged connections before they cause downtime.

Scheduling periodic testing and inspection

Regular inspection of power sections, control components, and operating condition can help catch problems early and reduce unexpected failures.

Preventive maintenance plays a key role in reducing unplanned downtime and extending equipment life.

24/7 Service and Support

Control Concepts provides 24/7 service and support for TECO-Westinghouse drives and soft starters. If your system is down, faulting, or showing signs of failure, our team can help diagnose the issue, perform repairs, and support getting your equipment back into operation as quickly as possible.

Need TECO-Westinghouse drive repair? Contact Control Concepts. We’re available 24/7 to help minimize downtime and keep your systems operating reliably.