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Sorry Dave
Would it be the power module or the controller module that is most likely gone, or would you swap out both?
Thanks Dave.
I have already told him to do this – and numerous other clients, but they don’t seem to always remember or listen.
The surge protector may be a good idea, They are on many main supply boards but normally will only protect against lightning not voltage spikes.
We put individual ones on TV /Sky /Modems all the time I will see what they are rated at to see if they are suitable for large appliances.Thanks again for your help.
Yes that is correct, nothing else is displayed and the light comes on immediately, it takes a few seconds to go off again when isolated but I assume that is because of a stored charge in a capacitor somewhere inside the appliance.
It is in a clients house in France and due to covid he has not been able to visit for several months.
He did turn off the water at the meter but did not isolate the electricity to keep the boiler and freezer on. As power is usually on an overhead TT supply here and we do get a lot of lightning and current surges, I was thinking it is probably the controller that is fried. It happens to a lot of boiler PCBs here although his on this occasion is OK.
When you reinstate the power to the dishwasher after a reset would it nomally go through a boot-up test before displaying a fault such as this?
