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Re: FDW80 AL10
cornwell40 wrote: 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
Socket is for eeprom correctly… further if you did fit it on right position (marked point from chips into same side with marked point on socket) than should work. For better understanding just look on above datasheets.
If do not work (AL09) then you should check again your memory parts number.
I did looked today after spare parts list and the results was: memory chip C00141721 for old PCB and C00141811 for new modified PCB, but I think will go with any of them (verify this information at your supplier because this was my results).
Replacement of PCB and eeprom will be done in next sequence:
– After replacement of new module and eeprom, disconnect connector CN05;
– plug the power supply cable and switch on the appliance using on/off switch (wait 20 seconds);
– Turn off the appliance using on/off switch and unplug the main power cable;
– Remove the eeprom from the socket and waste it;
– Reconnect the display connector (previously disconnected);
– Refit the board, plug in and switch on the dishwaser;
– At this moment, display will show washing cycles correctly, and the appliance is ready to work.Re: FDW80 AL10
On the invoice I recieved from Indesit it notes code c00141726 obsolete replaced by c00141721.
Module is c00144658.
These were parts ordered directly fron them and looked up by spares dept. there.
In the old days when there was a programme change or mod to anything you had a leaflet in the box. Oh for the old days when men were men and Hotpoint were…..Hotpoint!!!! 😥
TC
Re: FDW80 AL10
Baron wrote
Replacement of PCB and eeprom will be done in next sequence:
– After replacement of new module and eeprom, disconnect connector CN05;
– plug the power supply cable and switch on the appliance using on/off switch (wait 20 seconds);
– Turn off the appliance using on/off switch and unplug the main power cable;
– Remove the eeprom from the socket and waste it;
– Reconnect the display connector (previously disconnected);
– Refit the board, plug in and switch on the dishwaser;
– At this moment, display will show washing cycles correctly, and the appliance is ready to work.Sorry, I didn’t scroll far enough down. Thanks for all your info Baron, much appreciated. Just a query what do you mean by remove the eeprom and waste it, does it not stay in the board?
TCI do not know quit well because I didn’t change anyone of them. That is writen so that I wrote… You should try exactly like there, first… without eeprom, perhaps that the way should be it…
Re: FDW80 AL10
Thanks Bud, I’ll try that tomorrow.
Indesit eh?? Talk about shooting themself in the foot. They now have a customer with a large extended family ( I go to three sons and their daughter), all previously have been brand loyal to Hotpoint for years who now wouldn’t touch them with a sh***y stick. Save pennies and lose pounds should be their motto. 👿
TCRe: FDW80 AL10
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Baron, thanks for your help on this one , it worked first time.
Yep once it was programmed, the eeprom was removed and the dishwasher worked fine.
Until next time something goes on it. 😥
TC
Re: FDW80 AL10
cornwell40 wrote:Until next time something goes on it. 😥 TC
I do not understand! is working or not?
Re: FDW80 AL10
😳 Sorry Baron, just a bit sceptical where Indesit is concerned.
It works fine now 😉
TC
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