pcb wireing for apm6852 //old board to new

[davebaron]

hi guys would any one have the wireing diagram for this please the old pcb has 8 and the new one has 6 if it helps the link for the part is http://shop.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/51025200 … reezer-pcb thanks ..dave

[SAMURI]

Re: pcb wireing for apm6852 //old board to new

The part should have came with the wiring mod.
I will look tonight when I have more time to see if I can find it in my paperwork.
You could try AWS to see if they can help.
But I would contact the part supplier you ordered it from.
I can remember 2 of the wires are for the sensor and are not required as the sensor is on the new PCB.
Bob

[davebaron]

Re: pcb wireing for apm6852 //old board to new

thanks bob ..if I tell you I got it from connect and I rang them regarding it ..there were as much help as xxxxxx so that’s why im on here for help so thanks again.

[SAMURI]

Re: pcb wireing for apm6852 //old board to new

Hi Dave

To change from the 8 pin module to the 6 pin details below.

Working from left to right.
Left large brown wire pin 1
Right thin white wire pin 8

Remove wires 5 & 6 and insulate them this was the old sensor.

The thin brown wire pin seven goes to pin 5

The thin white wire pin 8 goes to pin 6 this is the reed switch wires.

Hope this helps

Bob

[davebaron]

Re: pcb wireing for apm6852 //old board to new

thanks bob your a star

[SAMURI]

Re: pcb wireing for apm6852 //old board to new

That’s ok the pin 1 brown wire is the main live wire
The pin 2 is the compressor feed.
Pin three is not used
Pin 4 is the neutral
Pin 5 & 6 is the reed switch
On some models I have found the wires are different colours for the sensor but the wiring positions are the same on the PCB so just go by the PIN numbers.
You just take 5 & 6 off and insulate then fit 7 to 5 & 8 to 6

Bob

[comptonappliances]

Re: pcb wireing for apm6852 //old board to new

Hi did anyone get hold of the PDF wiring for this subject is so can you please help thanks

[SAMURI]

Re: pcb wireing for apm6852 //old board to new

Look at the instructions before your last post.

Bob

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