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I have a Siemens SF24A262GB/15 which has just suffered a blown controller. I also noticed that two of the tags on the on/off switch were slightly blackened, which could be an indication of the mains inlet. Before fitting a replacement controller (currently on order from BSH), I want to check the condition of the mains cable and interference capacitor.
Problem is, I can’t seem to remove the cable supply. It’s part number is 498262, which looks like a standard fitment to a multitude of Bosch, Neff and Siemens. This is what the cable looks like:
http://www.espares.co.uk/part/p/0/0/0/0/660391/cable-supply.html?k=498262
It looks like it should slide up and lift out, but it seems to be catching on something – there’s about 2mm of free play. Before I break it trying to prize it off, I would be grateful of some pointers.
Many thanks in advance.
Chris
Re: How to remove Bosch/Seimens cable supply?
as far as i can remember there is a visible lug on one side which you push toward the mains terminal and it flips out, if you remove the lid by pushing up the 2 rear lid lugs then the side panel you will see it from the inside to make life easier!
To be honest though i doubt that it will be faulty, the wires were probably blackened by the contacts getting hot on the on/off switch!
please remember to disconnect from mains before starting!
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