Bosch SGS43T58GB/21

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  • #87460
    admin
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    Hello,

    I have a Bosch SGS43T58GB/21.

    Due probably to damp, the PCB has blown what seems to be a resisitor. It actually went ‘bang’ when plugged in on the bench one day.

    Does anyone have a layout/wiring diagram for the PCB? I would like to know the value of the resistor

    Phiot attached showing problem component (resistor) for orientation purposes

    Alternatively, anyone got a reasonably priced board for sale?

    Kind Regards

    #434926
    iadom
    Moderator

    Re: Bosch SGS43T58GB/21

    I am fairly sure that even the Bosch engineers don’t have circuit diagrams at board level.

    Ebay is the place to look for second hand boards.

    #434927
    admin
    Keymaster

    Re: Bosch SGS43T58GB/21

    someone will have a diagram somewhere – I will bet.

    #434928
    iadom
    Moderator

    Re: Bosch SGS43T58GB/21

    And you will have a snowball in hells chance of getting one, I’ll bet. 😉

    #434929
    Martin
    Participant

    Re: Bosch SGS43T58GB/21

    A goose, you’ve stuffed it I’m afraid it’s a new board or a squirt of Fairy in the bowl and on with the Marigolds.

    #434930
    iadom
    Moderator

    Re: Bosch SGS43T58GB/21

    Looking at his previous posts I suspect this may not even be his own machine. 😉

    #434931
    admin
    Keymaster

    Re: Bosch SGS43T58GB/21

    iadom wrote:Looking at his previous posts I suspect this may not even be his own machine. 😉

    You would actually know this based on what evidence? That is correct – none.

    Considering your own signature:

    “That which can be asserted without evidence, can be dismissed without evidence.”

    You would want to take your own advice.

    You know exactly that you do not know – So do not comment.

    They are all my machines (3), which I got from people who were throwing them out because they either had stopped functioning or they got new ones

    I take an interest in repairing things and am not some ‘fly by night’ repair man who botches the machines of others as you seem to suggest – I will leave that to certain ‘professionals’

    It would have been better if someone actually came up with a constructive answer – like a picture of the affected resistor – that is why I posted my picture. I could have then worked out the resistance from the code as same is burned on mine and attempted to replace it.

    As for ‘stuffing’ the machine, well I am sorry that I repaired it a few days after a close relative died and was not concentrating on the condensation that had built up in the shed on the machine from the previous night.

    I am very sorry that I did not check here for expert advice first regarding the specifics of the dew point.

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