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  • May 4, 2004 at 10:00 pm #5468
    streetlighter
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    Hi all
    any of you guys repair modules
    I have a boshe 8 button dw twin board, the normal problem main relay pin burnt dry.
    this time though one of the 16 pin ic’s has a chip out of it in the centre so you can see the metal under the plastic cover.
    do you think this chip is shot, or might it work still.
    ta for any advise.
    chip is motorola MC1413BD
    not sure what it does but there are 2 on this board bsh264877 or5600010643

    May 5, 2004 at 1:08 am #111470
    Penguin45
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    QER at Workington do the reconditioned boards. Contact on 01900 67913 – give them the board number and credit card, you get it next day for around £40.

    Regards,
    Penguin.

    May 5, 2004 at 9:43 am #111471
    streetlighter
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    Re: chip in a ic

    thanks p45
    like to have one of these on the van

    pt

    May 5, 2004 at 1:48 pm #111472
    Martin
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    Re: chip in a ic

    I was told (by HJM) that when the chip goes, that spells the end of the 264877 Module Board! They say replacing the chip means it has to be reprogrammed, or whatever?

    As many will probably realise, one can simply repair those that have just got a burnt relay terminal. However to do a good job it is best to solder a wire link across to the shared terminal otherwise it will fail after only a short while.

    Once you have attempted a relay terminal repair, and to confirm also that the chip hasn’t gone belly up, simply carry out the ‘Programme Reset’. The machine should show “0” on the display, drain pump for 60 seconds then stop. If it doesn’t, the chip is k*******d and the board useless.


    Martin

    May 5, 2004 at 3:30 pm #111473
    streetlighter
    Participant

    Re: chip in a ic

    Thanks martin
    Guess i should replace the timer as i can see the insides of this chip
    in the chip.
    Prity though, little twinkly bits.
    ta

    paul

    took me 5 mins to spell prity and i bet its still wronge. 😳

    May 5, 2004 at 4:11 pm #111474
    Martin
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    Re: chip in a ic

    streetlighter wrote:took me 5 mins to spell prity and i bet its still wronge. 😳

    You are a tease streetlighter 😆 Most folks on this site can’t even read let alone spell 😉

    However, I am a part time psychologist, and I guess not only do you have trouble spelling (which is no bad thing really…Gordon Brown can’t count), but I suspect you must be short in stature also, as you refer to yourself as “i” rather than “I” 😉 😉 😉 😆

    Keep smilin’

    Martin

    May 5, 2004 at 4:51 pm #111475
    kwatt
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    Re: chip in a ic

    Martin wrote:You are a tease streetlighter 😆 Most folks on this site can’t even read let alone spell 😉

    No fair, I call foul.

    Proper grammar and spelling is a very difficult thing to enforce given that the English language is an evolving entity and, yes, I’ve had this as an argument on occasion. Non-capitilisation is acceptable in a digital medium as not everyone can type or is trained to and that is a major drawback to the use of such a medium, it’s a learning curve there apart from which almost all internet addresses etc. are lower case and CAPS is regarded as shouting. 😉

    If you look at the current edition of the Oxford Dictionary you will see many new additions in terms or abbreviation and spelling mainly due to shortened IM and text messages. So they are now “officially” accepted practices in the English language, like it or loath it.

    However, in your day Martin they preached the 2 R’s with a bl00dy big cane, now they just give you a dirty look so we’re probably a bit more relaxed about it all. 😉 😆

    Anyway, so long as the intended message and sentiment gets to where it needs to go I couldn’t care less if it arrived by paper aeroplane. 😉

    K.

    May 5, 2004 at 5:26 pm #111476
    Martin
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    Re: chip in a ic

    kwatt wrote:However, in your day Martin they preached the 2 R’s with a bl00dy big cane, now they just give you a dirty look so we’re probably a bit more relaxed about it all. 😉 😆

    Very, very true Ken! 😉 😉 Cor! the kids of today eh ❓ We old codgers 😉 In my day……………… 😉

    Martin

    May 5, 2004 at 6:18 pm #111477
    kwatt
    Keymaster

    LOL, you missed the missing “R”, so that’s that gag busted. 😆

    Na, I just don’t think that anyone feel that if they make the slightest error then the spelling, grammar or punctuation police will arrive at their door. I think it discourages people from saying what they want to say and we are all the poorer for not having that extra opinion and/or comment and because someone is a poor writer does not mean that they are not intelligent at all. I would encourage anyone to have a go, the only way you learn is by doing IME, so go do.

    Anyway, everyone knows that all engineers can’t write for toffee, including me. 😆

    K.

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