Dear BSH Man

[Martin]

Re: Dear BSH Man

gegsy wrote:Winkle it out Martin and have look,

Trust me Gegsy, next time I get a chance I sure as hell will winkle out my actuator 8)

(A small tip I know but well worth a shot !)

[gegsy]

Re: Dear BSH Man

Martin wrote:

gegsy wrote:
Winkle it out Martin and have look,

Trust me Gegsy, next time I get a chance I sure as hell will winkle out my actuator 8)

(A small tip I know but well worth a shot !)

:rotl:

[superfix]

Re: Dear BSH Man

Can’t really remember how I sussed it out Martin 😕

Could well have been last part on machine that hadn’t been changed 😆

Anyway hopefully it will sort your problem 😉

[Martin]

Re: Dear BSH Man

Went to a Bosch WFR3267GB/01 today and sorted it no problem, BUT whilst checking it out (like you do) I spotted what in fact is (quoting Bosch now) “A PC BOARD” screwed to the base frame at the rear (RHSide) with just 2 wires going to it? (Part No: 418791 by the way)

My question is………..”What the bl**dy hell does that do?????”

Thank you in anticipation…. 🙂

[gegsy]

Re: Dear BSH Man

I could tell you but I would have to kill you 😆

Ok OK it looks like an interference suppressor choke as per wiring diagram. 😉

Greg

[Martin]

Re: Dear BSH Man

gegsy wrote:Ok OK it looks like an interference suppressor choke as per wiring diagram.

Thanks gegsy (our very own kung fu killer) but I have to say that is one bl**dy big interference suppressor then (its about 4inches by 4 inches by 2 inches – green plastic sealed lump with a connector block at the bottom)

All very odd???

[leavemetogetonwithit]

Re: Dear BSH Man

Maybe these machines have to have a better mains filter to stop them having their delicate little components b******d up by variations in voltage from the supply.(I think I saw this suggested by Andy2 some time back). They’ll need this even more if the gas starts running low to power the power stations.
Mike.

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