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July 5, 2011 at 8:54 am #354451
eastlmark
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Mike, I think I once had your enthusiasm!
July 5, 2011 at 9:22 am #354452electrofix
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all be it way back in the days of BT139 triacs or even massive thyristors paired with a massive diode,
you remember the old DC hoover modules then.
used to repair them even made a rig to check all the speeds where ok
simple days no programmed chips, no surface mount electronics you cant see, just plain old chuncky simple components:boops: am feeling old now 😀
Dave
July 11, 2011 at 7:16 pm #354453laurenceuk
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Posted by Eastlmark
Electronics as a hobby is fine and I must admit I found the recent Miele power board fuse and relay thread interesting as I have puzzled over those no drum action faults for many years.
Hi Mark
Can you post the link to this Miele thread please.
Laurence
July 11, 2011 at 9:56 pm #354454eastlmark
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laurenceuk wrote:Posted by Eastlmark
Electronics as a hobby is fine and I must admit I found the recent Miele power board fuse and relay thread interesting as I have puzzled over those no drum action faults for many years.
Hi Mark
Can you post the link to this Miele thread please.
Laurence
took me ages to find it!
hereJuly 12, 2011 at 7:18 am #354455laurenceuk
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Perfect Mark,
Had a couple of these in the past.
Much appreciated and thanks for making the effort.
Laurence
July 14, 2011 at 12:07 am #354456leavemetogetonwithit
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Secondhand board from ebay finally arrived. But it was a bit different. I may put up some pics one day but for now I’ll just round off this story. It has a shorter user interface board laid out a bit different and the relays are 12v not 5v. Might have fitted, but I thought it might also need programming. So I gave customer a ring, explained situation and even suggested he try Hotpoints fixed-fee deal (hadn’t occurred to me till then.) He got back to me after a bit and said Hotpoint wouldn’t wear it (due non-Hotpoint staff intervention – fair enough) and the missus had decided to buy a new one online. So that’s another abandoned project but I’m not bitter 😆 . Learned heaps of things, not just about electronics but about negotiating deals for parts on ebay (got two s/h dishwasher motors on their way now) and not to start fixing boards without thoroughly examining first 😉 .
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