Miele s560 and s570

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  • #32007
    andysam
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    Anyone any advice on the condition. Power to and through switch. Then nothing. Motor fine. Think pcb may be faulty but don’t want to buy if anyone has other solutions.
    Thanks
    Andysam

    #233240
    Goatboy
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    Re: Miele s560 and s570

    Are you sure the motor is fine?

    Vacs are pretty simple! A flex, a switch, and a motor. If those three are fine, then you can condemn the PCB.

    And of course…

    Always unplug the appliance before doing any work on it!

    Do continuity testing! Do not do any live testing with the appliance plugged in.

    #233241
    Seamy
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    Re: Miele s560 and s570

    As with all appliances, remove plug first.

    When you say power do you mean you have a live conection, did you check only with a phase tester?
    This is dangerous to make live tests & should only be done by an electrician.

    For the appliance to work you also need a neutral. 💡
    Best to check both live & neutral wires with a continuity tester.

    Worth checking if machine has hose-park switch on back of machine as these cut off supply to motor..

    I have repaired many PCBs too by the way, but best to make those checks first.

    #233242
    GREENIEJIM
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    Re: Miele s560 and s570

    I had a similar problem with one of these, and the problem WAS the PCB, it was actually the capacitor on the PCB that had a broken leg, I replaced the Capacitor, and PRESTO. Still going strong after 7 mths.

    #233243
    LJDomestics
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    Re: Miele s560 and s570

    done tenfold of the pcb dry joints and broken staat legs etc on these machines.

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