Siemens DW tap & rinse aid lights flashing

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  • #101134
    pmb
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    Hi I have a Siemens SN66T097GB/74 which is flashing the tap and rinse aid lights, the PCB has no signs of damage so I have tried replacing it but it’s still doing the same thing.
    Can anyone give me some advice?
    Thanks, Darren

    #483468
    pmb
    Participant

    Hello again, does anyone have some advice please?
    I am regretting replacing the new board, when will I learn

    #483469
    electrofix
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    as far as i know a flashing light tap symbol is just an indication there is a fault but never worked out how to tell which

    do any other lights change and stay lit when it faults out

    does it fault out immediately or wait 5 mins or so ?

    Dave

    #483470
    pmb
    Participant

    Thanks for getting back to me, it flashes along with the rinse aid light as soon as you turn the on off switch on.
    I have had these lights flash before and replaced the PCB to fix it but not this time

    #483471
    electrofix
    Moderator

    bit of a long shot as siemans manuals are rare

    https://www.manualslib.com/manual/958098/Bosch-She4am12u.html?page=8#manual

    closest i can get
    try to see if their ways of extracting fault codes works on your unit

    Dave

    #483472
    grazzamongrel
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    The Tap symbol is the appliance way of saying fault encountered but no way of fi ding out what without running through a quick wash and seeing where it fails. 90{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} of the time I find the heat pump to be the cause. This can be tested with the module removed just enough room to get test probes in and check for continuity.

    #483473
    deltra
    Participant

    how about flow sensor?(impellor jug) it measures incoming supply.

    #483474
    electrofix
    Moderator

    deltra wrote:how about flow sensor?(impellor jug) it measures incoming supply.

    only if the light is not flashing as thats the fill error signal. if its flashing it could almost be anything else

    Dave

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