SIMPLE PCB REPAIR TIPS

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  • #309708
    Hollytree_Technical
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    Re: SIMPLE PCB REPAIR TIPS

    Electrolux EWM1000 Washing Machine Control Board
    Symptoms: Machine goes dead after a few minutes regardless of program or if it is running.

    Cure: Replace the microchip at position U5

    Jem

    #309709
    Alanj
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    Re: SIMPLE PCB REPAIR TIPS

    MIELE EL200 D PCB

    There are post in the forums about this, but thought it would be helpful here.
    Fault after switching on a program, rinse light flashes indicating no spin/motor fault.
    Find the small round reddish brown fuse, if o/c chances are orange relay contacts are
    welded together. Change both and should be good to go. Cost of repair to board approx £8-10.
    Parts from http://www.farnell.co.uk Relay Part No.1629053. Fuse Part No. 1596442

    http://img694.imageshack.us/img694/5096/imagejctu.jpg

    #309710
    iadom
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    Re: SIMPLE PCB REPAIR TIPS

    One from a member of the public. 😀

    Hotpoint TDC dryness module, no heat fault.

    1x RT314024 and 2x RT114024 required.

    #309711
    electrofix
    Moderator

    Re: SIMPLE PCB REPAIR TIPS

    zanussi FL1045w

    fault washes ok but fails to gain full spin speed

    cure 1uF cap on programmer to supply power to electronics

    Dave

    #309712
    electrofix
    Moderator

    Re: SIMPLE PCB REPAIR TIPS

    Gram Fridge K400RU and similar freezer

    danfos board 077F2310BJ and 077F2311RU

    was asked to take a look at this unit and a freezer of the same make

    both these units use a small Danfoss control board mounted at the top

    fault was no compressor run

    fault was traced to the relay on the board which is a bi-stable relay, therefore the voltage is only applied momentarily, so it is difficult to measure the voltage at the relay to determine if its failed

    during the time I played with this board I found a test procedure that was aimed probably at production testing. both the boards in these units have 3 push buttons but only 1 is obviously accessible but the other 2 are there but you have to feel for them.

    procedure

    turn off unit at wall
    press and hold centre and right hand button
    turn on unit at wall
    after a few seconds release buttons

    if you now press the left hand button the relay will open and close press once “open” press again “close” and so on

    it will revert to normal operation after about 30 secs or if you turn off and on again

    at £100 a board or there abouts and in short supply this is a much cheaper option

    hope this helps someone

    Dave

    #309713
    RHrepairs
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    Re: SIMPLE PCB REPAIR TIPS

    whirlpool azc6470 (produced in 2012) condensor dryer. fault f04 which means earthing fault, open thermostat or faulty pcb. if no earth fault or open thermostat change all three “hf115f relays on the board should solve the trick. must reset pcb afterwards to get the dryer operational

    #309714
    iadom
    Moderator

    Re: SIMPLE PCB REPAIR TIPS

    Another variation on the Indesit/Hotpoint dishwasher pcb with no heat fault.

    PCB Repair

    #309715
    eastlmark
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    Re: SIMPLE PCB REPAIR TIPS

    Hotpoint/ Indesit dishwashers completely dead after power surge or power cut, later models/ heat pump style eg FDF780X but loads of others. ( the ones with the power pcb under the door).

    Flat above a local pub, company came out to test the fire alrams and turned the power off and back on again, Dishwasher (although not on at the time) never worked again… nor did the Hotpoint Fridge Freezer.
    Popped the board out to see hole in top of capacitor:

    the 10 ohm resistor alongside was open circuit and burned underneath- could not see that until I changed the cap. cap is 10uf 400v (RS 365 4751) once both replaced machine up and running.
    now on to the fridge!

    #309716
    eastlmark
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    Re: SIMPLE PCB REPAIR TIPS

    Hotpoint Fridge Freezer model FF4DXUK but loads of others, the type with a power pcb at the rear.

    Appliance dead (no light even) after a power cut (see above post)
    PCB had blown 10uf capacitor and 10 ohm resistor (3 watt wire wound in this case) open circuit. Replaced both and all now working fine.

    #309717
    DDA
    Participant

    Re: SIMPLE PCB REPAIR TIPS

    I have a diplomat adp8234 PCB not heating. no power to the coil on the relay. any advice.

    #309718
    iadom
    Moderator

    Re: SIMPLE PCB REPAIR TIPS

    This thread is purely for people to add repair tips etc. You should post a new question in the Trade Technical Thread. 😉

    #309719
    Allsorts
    Participant

    Re: SIMPLE PCB REPAIR TIPS

    On all of these errors/faults, check the capacitor C17 for domeing, remove & replace as necessary with 10v 680mf.

    Indesit WIL, WIDL, IWM, IWME, possibly others too
    Horizontal row of lights flashing
    F09 Flash, OFF, OFF, Flash, eprom/setup error

    Hotpoint WF, WD, BWD and WT
    Vertical row of lights flashing
    F09 Flash, OFF, OFF, Flash, OFF, eprom/setup error

    Hotpoint WF, WD, BWD and WT & Indesit WIL, WIDL, IWM, IWME,
    No power or lights lit

    #309720
    roy1
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    Re: SIMPLE PCB REPAIR TIPS

    Hotpoint TCL dryers machine dead,change C20 10V 470uf & C17 10V 680uf capacitors

    #309721
    Allsorts
    Participant

    Re: SIMPLE PCB REPAIR TIPS

    Hotpoint WMA models (with the board behind the facia)
    Fault – All lights flashing
    Change capacitor C6 400v 10uf

    #309722
    Hollytree_Technical
    Participant

    Re: SIMPLE PCB REPAIR TIPS

    Whirlpool Washing Machines and Tumble Dryers

    Fault: No Life

    Cure: Replace the 3 ringed components
    LNK304PN – RS part No: 525-4151
    22 Ohm 3W Fusible resistor (yes I know that it is a 21 Ohm on the board but they are difficult to get and 22 Ohms works perfectly well).
    470uH Inductor – RS Part No: 1910677

    Jem

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