Beko PCB

[dopper]

Fitted a new main pcb to a beko WDIR7543101 which was dead. it comes on now but when i press start it bleeps an the start button doesn’t light up and wont start. not had this before and fitted many.
checked the child lock and door lock
Any pointers?
Thanks

[electrofix]

i know what Beko are like

let me have
full serial no and the part no you have fitted

Dave

[dopper]

Hi Dave s/n 20-800040-01 WDIR7543101 prod code 7165141300 main PCB part number 2437301131
Thanks
Paul

[electrofix]

ok part no seems correct

assume you have tried or checked child lock

what was the reason for changing the board. assume from above it was no power from above

did you check D7 on the board for short circuit. very common reason for no power on these boards

Dave

[dopper]

Hi yes no power its not the child lock but its like when the child lock is on.
Did a code check and it came up e23 then worked but then did the same after that.
Going to take it back off to make sure all the plugs are in tight.
do you think it could be a dodgy board?
Thanks

[electrofix]

so its not no power, it powers up but wont start. was that what the old board did ?

E23 is a door lock error

does it do that all the time ?

dave

[dopper]

Hi old board was no power so dead, new board power all lights work but start. i will check the door lock
Cheers

[electrofix]

also check D7 on the old board

common fault and very cheap to fix

Dave

[dopper]

Hi so update is if i put it in test mode then turn it off at on/off then back on, it works on a programme, the start button works, but next time the start button bleeps and work start, Strange one?

[suedehead1]

Hi, I had the same problem 2 different boards 2 different types of door lock. I actually put a solenoid operated door lock on instead of the bimetal and it cured it.

[electrofix]

suedehead1 wrote:Hi, I had the same problem 2 different boards 2 different types of door lock. I actually put a solenoid operated door lock on instead of the bimetal and it cured it.

cant see how that works as the board deals with each type of lock differently

if you put a solenoid lock on a board that is meant for a ptc type the solenoid coil would not cycle properly and the coil is also not meant to be energised for long periods so I would expect it to burn out

Dave

[suedehead1]

I ordered the pcb for the machine and when i fitted it it lit up but it kept saying the door wasnt locked old style door lock, I fitted a solenoid door lock
and it worked. pcb was wrong one for that machine seemed to be 2 different versions.

[electrofix]

suedehead1 wrote:I ordered the pcb for the machine and when i fitted it it lit up but it kept saying the door wasnt locked old style door lock, I fitted a solenoid door lock
and it worked. pcb was wrong one for that machine seemed to be 2 different versions.

Beko often change boards by serial no so it may have been for same model but the may have changed board and lock on a later machine

can see that happening and I have looked up Beko parts that change number if add serial no

Dave

[suedehead1]

possibly the machine had been reconditioned it was in rented accomadation

[suedehead1]

i have had a couple of problems with Beko dryer boards where connect list different boards for the same model.

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