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The timer module works fine but the LCD has lost some of its segments – it is getting difficult to predict what cycle or delay I am selecting. The only option I can see is to replace the whole timer (~£160+) – as I am an electronics engineer, that is frustrating. Any offers on a cheaper source for the whole unit, or where I might get just the LCD bit of it?
Where do all of the ‘broken’ PCBs go – the same place as all of the single socks and BIC biros?
Any help appreciated
JohnRe: Diplomat ADP8224 Display fault
I normally throw them away.
Email me your address John and I’ll send you a faulty one next time we replace one 😀
I’ll make sure it’s not the display that’s faulty 1st 😉
Dave.
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