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more garbage from whirlpool i see this only 18 months old .. power in . but wont turn on at all .. got this stupid pull push door on it .. would a faulty door interlock, cause this on these new machines ? am thinking the pcb tbh . got those crap induction motors in it too .. garbage man
More often in my experience they leave their crispy fried bodies behind.
Looking at the diagram I agree with Dave, it has to be board as the power supply chip receives power irrespective of what the door lock is doing.
Jem
lol its in a cellar in a guest house . so it could well be .. no room to move .. so he can call indesit .. although they might not entertain as a guest house mmmm :rolleyes:
adv wrote:did you fit a new board ? or just fix it ?
fixed it
if it just blows the power supply it will be ok but had a hoover 3 weeks ago where it blew the whole boardDave
what components do you replace to fix the boards . and where do you get them .. ie resistors .. chips . and dont you need special soldering equipment ? anti static bands ect if replacing chips ?
rs components free P&P if business acct
Farnell free same as above
sometimes Ebaydecent temp controlled iron, can be picked up second hand fairly cheap but its worth it
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Weller-so…4AAOSwX3BfNu80this is a later model that i use
solder sucker
de solder braid
solder
small side cuttersand if you like me a strong pair of glasses to see some of them
anti static well am carefull but on normal english days its too damp to be a problem as long as your not wearing the wife nylons
can talk you through the rest but find an old board to practice
Dave
Thinking of getting a soldering station as my current iron takes ages to warm up and for solder to melt. Plus the tip is not that fine.
I’ve got a dishwasher board that’s been slugged. QER says probably main chip gone. I have the board back (a new one is on order for customer). Is there a systematic way of checking components?Lucie
have got an old weller unit temp controlled 40watt
look for one on ebaygreat units, very simple, part still available as are plenty of tips. temp is controlled by the tip, all tips have a number stamped on them, higher the number the hotter the tip
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https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/294160085941?hash=item447d4eb3b5:g:Hx4AAOSwv71gkhBd
cant see any at reasonable price just keep looking
1st one worries me a bit, he has a 13A plug on it, but the transformer says 120v, MMMM, one to avoid
DaveAs there’s no cheap Weller units going at the moment, was thinking of getting that one, read good reviews about the make and it looks like you can get replacement tips easily:
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