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I purchased the double oven in 2003. Following an oven bulb failure the power pcb was damaged and is beyond repair (already sent to pcb repairer). I know the oven is otherwise all working fine (swapped the other power pcb). I have tried to get a replacement (new or used) with no luck. Now faced with buying a replacement oven. I hoped that maybe someone may keep salvaged parts in particular pcbs.
Re: AEG Competence D8100-1 Power PCB
Would advise you to post the 9 digit PNC number in case the part numbers for the 6 models are different..
If there are 2 boards in it if you were to take both boards to a Electronics Engineer they should in theory be able to trace the circuit from the good one, check for failed components & perhaps do a repair on failed board i’d imagine.Re: AEG Competence D8100-1 Power PCB
Thanks for your reply. The board has been to repairers QER who had two goes to repair it. Initially they repaired the burnt out tracks but the transformer secondary volts are well down suggesting further damage. Unfortunately the oven lamp controls are through the electronic circuitry rather than a simple contactor so their is no isolation when lamp fails. Also no fuse protection because AEG said it would add cost in a very competitive market! Pretty rubish design when a lamp and also elements fail and damage the pcbs.
Re: AEG Competence D8100-1 Power PCB
It is obsolete completely now so unless you happen across someone that purely by chance has one kicking about I’m afraid you won’t get one now.
I wouldn’t hold too much hope of that as expensive parts like that tend very much only to be ordered as and when required and not held on stock for most.
K.
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