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  • July 22, 2005 at 11:15 am #10838
    Tom
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    ❓ bosch model wfl4001 has a sort of link between the motor and wiring harness plug. this link plugs into the motor & is held in place by two screws; the plug on the harness plugs into this link.
    A internal short on this link-piece has blown the control module.
    Can anyone tell if this link is available; I have not found it on the bosch site.

    Many thanks in advance.
    tom

    July 22, 2005 at 1:53 pm #142907
    superfix
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    Re: bosch motor connector link

    Double check that E-Nr.

    No such m/c as WFL4001.Full E-nr also would help WFL????GB/??

    July 22, 2005 at 2:58 pm #142908
    Tom
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    Re: bosch motor connector link

    Double check that E-Nr.
    No such m/c as WFL4001.Full E-nr also would help WFL????GB/??


    😳 apologies AWB4001GB/01 is the full number

    thanks, om

    July 22, 2005 at 3:06 pm #142909
    Martin
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    Re: bosch motor connector link

    Tom wrote:AWB4001GB/01 is the full number

    AWB is a Philips/Whirlpool reference :con:

    Tom wrote:thanks, om

    Are you a Radio Ham by any chance by the way by referring to “om”?

    July 22, 2005 at 9:53 pm #142910
    Tom
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    Re: bosch motor connector link

    thanks Martin

    Tom wrote:
    AWB4001GB/01 is the full number


    AWB is a Philips/Whirlpool reference


    Tom wrote:
    thanks, om


    Are you a Radio Ham by any chance by the way by referring to “om”?

    3rd time lucky WFB4001 GB/01 — definitely a Bosch.
    I got this fault before; that time I had an old machine that I robbed.

    Just not paying attention to my typing; just a plain ham for this posting anyway!

    tom

    July 23, 2005 at 7:37 am #142911
    Martin
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    Re: bosch motor connector link

    The part you need forms part of the complete wiring harness (480016) and the only realistic solution is to patch-up the damaged wires yourself with link wiring and tape it clear!

    Modules are repairable via EMW or QER 😉

    (I see now the om was a typing error for Tom after all 😆 )

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