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Siemens 6SL3351-6GE33-1AA1 MICROMASTER Control Interface Board

Siemens 6SL3351-6GE33-1AA1 MICROMASTER Control Interface Board

Item NO.: 3788590

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  • Product NameSiemens 6SL3351-6GE33-1AA1 MICROMASTER Control Interface Board
  • Item NO.3788590
  • Weight1.0000 kg = 2.2046 lb = 35.2740 oz
  • CategoryPLC
  • BrandSiemens
  • Creation Time2026-10-11
MICROMASTER 440 | GX POWER SECTION | 310 A DRIVE CLASS

Siemens 6SL3351-6GE33-1AA1 MICROMASTER Control Interface Board

A replacement control interface board for the 380–480 V, 310 A MICROMASTER 440 GX drive execution.

BrandSiemens
Model6SL3351-6GE33-1AA1
Product TypeMICROMASTER 440 GX Replacement Control Interface Board
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Overview

6SL3351-6GE33-1AA1 is the Siemens replacement Control Interface Board assigned to the MICROMASTER 440 GX power section in the 310 A drive class. Siemens spare-parts documentation lists the board for 3 AC 380–480 V, 50/60 Hz service.

The complete 6SL3351-6GE33-1AA1 MLFB must be compared with the drive nameplate and installed board. Similar 6SL3351 references cover different current classes and power-section executions and are not interchangeable by appearance.

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Specs

Manufacturer Siemens
Model 6SL3351-6GE33-1AA1
Drive Family MICROMASTER 440
Power-Section Frame GX
Product Type Replacement Control Interface Board
Supply Class 3 AC 380–480 V
Supply Frequency 50/60 Hz
Assigned Drive Current Class 310 A
Service Position Internal power-stage control interface
Ordering Boundary Complete GE33-1AA1 code required
Host Evidence Drive MLFB, serial number, board label and cabinet position
Configuration Evidence Parameter set, option modules and communication arrangement
Handling Drive isolation, discharge verification and ESD control
Commissioning Diagnostics, parameter comparison and controlled motor test
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Features

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Manufacturer-assigned replacement board for the 310 A MM440 GX execution.

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Complete 1AA1 suffix retains the documented service revision.

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Separates the 310 A board from 210 A, 260 A, 380 A and 490 A alternatives.

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Maintains the interface between drive control electronics and the matched power section.

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Applications

  • Service replacement in a documented 310 A MICROMASTER 440 GX drive.
  • Legacy conveyor, fan, pump or process-drive cabinets retaining the original MM440 architecture.
  • Repair programs that preserve drive parameters, option boards and cabinet wiring.
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Lifecycle

  • Back up the MICROMASTER parameter set and capture the complete drive and board labels.
  • Photograph every control and power-stage plug before removal and note adjacent option hardware.
  • Observe the cabinet isolation, stored-energy and ESD procedure before handling 6SL3351-6GE33-1AA1.
  • After exchange, compare parameters and diagnostics, then verify direction, interlocks, communications and current under a controlled load.
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FAQ

Can a visually identical 6SL3351 board replace 6SL3351-6GE33-1AA1?

Not on appearance alone. The current class, frame, complete suffix, connector arrangement and documented Siemens service relationship must all agree.

What evidence is most useful when quoting 6SL3351-6GE33-1AA1?

Provide the drive nameplate, board labels, cabinet position, plug photographs, parameter backup and the diagnosed fault history.

Why should the original parameter set be saved before changing 6SL3351-6GE33-1AA1?

The board belongs to a commissioned drive; motor data, control mode, limits, I/O and communications must be restored to the approved baseline.

How is an installation issue distinguished from a faulty 6SL3351-6GE33-1AA1?

Recheck plug seating, grounding, option boards, drive supply and diagnostics before condemning the board, then use the approved static and controlled-run tests.

What proves a successful 6SL3351-6GE33-1AA1 exchange?

Stable diagnostics, matching parameters, correct interlocks and communications, correct motor direction and acceptable current during the controlled-load test.

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