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….at least i think it is!
Actually branded a Bernstein 02-600572
I fixed a leak on it (RHS vent fitting on tub loose) and dealt with the subsequent flooded floor pan issues, but the pcb won’t accept programming. I can get it to do what i think is a test prog by holding the prog button in while switching on, and various combinations of door opening and pressing the prog and half load buttons gets each component to operate successfully but can i get it to program for a wash….can i hell!
Anyone know how to reset it or has anyone any experience on these that can say the pcb is definitely cream crackered?
Re: Brandt D/W
Clive
I think you’re right about it being a Brandt as the 600472 certainly is.
Unfortunately I don’t have any info on this machine at all 😥 but we have had a few duff PCBs on the other type.
Someone should have some gen on this so hold off on changing the board until you get a better answer.Craig
Re: Brandt D/W
According to the sheet
1- to access the test cycle press the start button 5 times in succesion after turning it on ( from memory this either works first time or takes forever !!) you will know you are in the test cycle because the LED’s will start to scroll through in sequence .
2- the start button moves you through to the next stage
3- to cancel the test cycle hold the start button for 5 secs
hope this helpsLawrence
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