FDW80 AL10

[cornwell40]

Loverly Hotdesit dishwasher. Burnt out heater connector plug corrected but still giving A10 code. Presuming module is now goosed. Is the correct part number 00144658 as no piccies.

Ta

Tony C

[iadom]

Re: FDW80 AL10

http://tinyurl.com/yoa8wr 😉

Serial number ?

Jim.

[cornwell40]

Re: FDW80 AL10

😳 I’ll have to go back!!

Tony C

[cornwell40]

Re: FDW80 AL10

🙂 Serial number for this dishwasher is 50 8250554 there’s another number on there 37345260100.

Tony C

[iadom]

Re: FDW80 AL10

C00143220.

Jim.

[cornwell40]

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Flippin eck 😥 .
Sorry Jim, went with the board number given me by connect 😳 cos yours came up as timer. Guess what, it gave me a software error.
So contacted Indesit to get info from them….different number (c00143224)and needing correct eprom. Thing is, their price is £40 odd quid cheaper than Connects price with the discount given.

Hopefully this’ll sort it and that Connect will accept a non return wrong part with no mention of eproms:rolls: .

Tony C

[iadom]

Re: FDW80 AL10

That part number comes up as ‘No parts found’ on Partfinder, must be a superceded number.

for some daft reason Indesit do call some of their PCB’s timers 😕

Jim.

[cornwell40]

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😳 😳
Er …..last one on this chaps.
Is there a right and a wrong way up to fit the eeprom. I can see where it fits but it could go in either way.

Any help appreciated as I hate expensive bangs 😥 .

Ta

Tony C

[iadom]

Re: FDW80 AL10

I’ve never actually changed an eeprom but having swapped a few chips on PC’s they normally have a little half moon cut out at one end, this is also shown on the PCB.

Jim.

[cornwell40]

Re: FDW80 AL10

:haier: :haier: :shutup:
Got board and eeprom from Ineptos*it.
Getting Al09…..software not recognised 😥
Does this eeprom, board or whatever need to be programmed or is it plug and play. This board (at I’s confirmation that it is the right one) looks different to the original in that there is no eeprom socket on it.
I’m rapidly losing patience and money on this one, should I get the FBH out………

Tony C

[admin]

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iadom wrote:I’ve never actually changed an eeprom but having swapped a few chips on PC’s they normally have a little half moon cut out at one end, this is also shown on the PCB.
Jim.

http://www.alldatasheet.com/datasheet-p … 93C86.html
http://www.alldatasheet.com/datasheet-p … 24C64.html

cornwell40 wrote:Got board and eeprom from Ineptos*it.
Getting Al09…..software not recognised
Does this eeprom, board or whatever need to be programmed or is it plug and play. This board (at I’s confirmation that it is the right one) looks different to the original in that there is no eeprom socket on it.

Perhaps eeprom is for inserting in old PCB… in right position (see position of older memory). And I think (because I do not know what type of electronics do you have) that front PCB (user interface board) isn’t “understanding” with main PCB.==> F09. But from my experience with Indesit/Ariston/Hotpoint electronics that means also: dead memory; wrong or missing program inside (clean one).

[admin]

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If it is BIT100 electronics then I had right on earlier thoughts:
AL09=Timer not programmed – Wrong keypad 😳 8)

[cornwell40]

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Does that mean that I need another facia/ user board as well?
Customer won’t wear that, I’m sure. This pile is only 16 months old and it’s already cost me more time and money than its worth. I think I’m going to cut my losses on this one 😥 .

FBH in box ready for next visit 😈 .

Tony C

[admin]

Re: FDW80 AL10

If you got new eeprom (right one) why did not fit correctly on old PCB and see what’s happen… and win not lose money?

cornwell40 wrote:Does that mean that I need another facia/ user board as well? Tony C

No, I have said that if new PCB is different as old one normally because his software not discussing with fascia module… You just need both PCB’s to have complementary software’s: old fascia together with old main PCB but right memory or new main module (with new software already inside) need new fascia…

[cornwell40]

Re: FDW80 AL10

Old board completely blown due to L/N fusing together at heater.
The old board had a space for a eprom but nothing connected there just unsoldered holes in the board. The new board has a socket for the eeprom, which seems to fit perfectly (although thats no guarantee it’s the correct one 😕 ).

Tony C

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