bosch sgi5345gb/01 sicasym

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March 31, 2011 at 1:33 pm #61987

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Hi all, Revisiting an old topic with this one. I ordered a
module [p/n 489607] for this machine and when it arrived there was no coding instructions in the box and so i have a couple of questions and I hope someone can help thanks.

1- Would someone be able to send me a coding sheet.
2- With this model number, do I need to do the wireing change
{I think I do but would like to know for sure}.

Thanks Mark.

April 1, 2011 at 1:47 pm #348260

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Re: bosch sgi5345gb/01 sicasym

Me again
I have a coding sheet from another bosch module {p/n493323} would anyone know if it would be the same, the module looks the same. ❓
The earlier post I was referring to was [sgs4468gb/35] and it is in Trade Technical Enquiries,sorry don”t know how to link it.
Mark.

April 1, 2011 at 2:45 pm #348261

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Re: bosch sgi5345gb/01 sicasym

MDE wrote:1- Would someone be able to send me a coding sheet.

Email me your address and I’ll send you the correct coding sheet. 😀

MDE wrote:2- With this model number, do I need to do the wireing change
{I think I do but would like to know for sure}.

I doubt it but if you give me the 4 digit FD no I can double check for you while I’m at it. 🙂

April 4, 2011 at 1:20 pm #348262

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Re: bosch sgi5345gb/01 sicasym

Martin wrote:

MDE wrote:
2- With this model number, do I need to do the wireing change
{I think I do but would like to know for sure}.

I doubt it but if you give me the 4 digit FD no I can double check for you while I’m at it. 🙂

Hi Martin, I went back and had a look but the FD no. has been wiped off and is not on it anywhere else. Is there any other way to tell.

April 4, 2011 at 2:56 pm #348263

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MDE wrote:Hi Martin, I went back and had a look but the FD no. has been wiped off and is not on it anywhere else. Is there any other way to tell.

I’ve double-checked on this for you and YES you do need to do the wiring link and switch off sicasym. Your machine is an SGI5345GB/01 and the last 2 digits (i.e 01) means it is a KI01 and hence needs converting.

April 11, 2011 at 12:40 pm #348264

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Re: bosch sgi5345gb/01 sicasym

Thanks for the coding sheet Martin,I did the repair on Saterday all worked. But not a repair I like doing.

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