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Hi all has any had any experience with these induction hobs model number is Dt1704v 2 rings not working and can find any parts listed on connections cheers kai 😯
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Model is vti704v and haven’t worked on a induction hob so any point where to start would be very much appreciated kai
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I stay clear of induction hobs, only experience with them was when i worked for Hotpoint the spares prices are crazy most of the time it was either the fan motor or the power boards if its the main power board you need a mortgage to buy them.
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If 2 of the rings don’t work it will be the power board that controls those rings.
Some times a soft reset(switch off at the mains for 1 minute,then switch back on again) will restart the pcb.Re: Dedietrich induction hob
Thanks blackandwhites going to look at this tomorrow morning so at least I’ve got somewhere to start Kai
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Went out to this yesterday and I think the power board is gone I press the on off touch button and I can hear the relay click but nothing lights up, problem was they have just had a granite worktop fitted and I can’t get the bloody think out to confirm fault hoping this job doesn’t turn into a can of worms.
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would quote them prices of pcb’s before even starting. If they don’t even want to go for that then not worth the effort. Most Brandt De- detriech have pairs of pcbs so may explain why 2 rings have gone off.
As its only a hob, new ones are not that expensive compared to throwing pcb’s at these things. Unfortunately, if its a range cooker then we don’t have that luxury as I have found out to my cost having busted all my credit limits on pcb’s that take weeks to arrive. (not De Detrich I should add)
Most range (Smeg/Rangemaster/Stoves) hobs are all Ego ones but there is little if any cross references or interchangeability between parts and often different software according to serial numbers. Whats more, the tech is moving so quickly you may never see the same type again so don’t count on fitting unused bards elsewhere. An expensive minefield I am reluctant to step into again.
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