mosfets for f&p washer…

Re: mosfets for f&p washer…

Fred,

You are on the wrong web site mate for your type of question???? This is a WHITEGOODS site. We repair washing machines, fridges, not Mosfets on circuitboards.

We wouldn’t have a clue even about what you are asking, What’s a f&p washer when its at home anyway???

Sorry!

Martin

Re: mosfets for f&p washer…

r600a wrote:I take it this is a american top loader that has a motor fault, and as for “mtp6n60 hexfets” & “irf840” ERM yeh what the hell are they….

I thought he was talking a different language with Mosfets and Hexfets (figured it was “Browngoods speak” even) 😆

Bryan, how on earth did you manage to translate a possible American Top Loader with a motor fault out of that? 😯

Must be the “f&p” I guess, whatever that means 🙄

Will watch with interest what develops. How is your Evil Twin by the way…..

Martin

Re: mosfets for f&p washer…

All F&P spares have to be ordered from asd at Leeds. The service is not good though as not all the old F&P part numbers convert to whirlpool numbers.

Since this went to Whirlpool spares has become a huge problem and you might be better off looking at the F&P website in NZ.

Lets just say that we no longer get involved with private repairs to F&P products and spares is the problem.

TED

Funnily enough I know what MOSFETS are. 😉

You may well not be able to get them as a spare part Fred and certainly not from F&P as they will probably only sell a full PCB and not any components off the PCB. As a general rule we don’t go to down component level on electronic cards and we certainly don’t go looking for faults in any of the ICs.

K.

Re: mosfets for f&p washer…

Hi Fred, I am based in New Zealand where the Smartdrive Machine was developed by Fisher & Paykel (F&P). I was involved in the repair of the Smartdrives until 1998 and then I taught myself the repair of the motor Control Modules that you are speaking about. I now rebuild those modules for 10 medium sized washing machine repair companies in Auckland city here in NZ. Ok thats my background. In answer to your Question yes the Irf840 Hexfet is the correct component and all Irf840’s are suitable. The Irf840 is made by International Rectifier and go to their website for more info and where in your area they can be purchased. This component is popular for use in Monitors and TV’s as well so easy to obtain. Check the little surface mount components on the other side of the board. P.S Hexfet is a registered name for the type of component commonly refered to as a MOSFET. I&R’s info file on the Irf840 will show that info. Also check a component labeled ir2111s on the smd side of the board if it is a “yellow” or “mustard” case. Again read the info about ir2111s on I&R’s site. Good Luck 😀

So’s the washer. Perhaps a bit of sharing with the UK board repairers might be mutually benificial in the long term?

People over here are gradually learning that the sole advantage of a front loader is that it fits under a work surface.

I look after a NZ lady locally with an FP dryer and so far we’ve managed to get away with “proprietary” components. The build quality of the machine ( A 3/4 size t/d) is very good, and I didn’t cut my hands to ribbons when I changed the belt. Which was nice.

Good luck Stan,
Regards,

Penguin.