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May 1, 2021 at 10:59 am in reply to: Hotpoint Mistral FF73S PCB module adaptor wiring loom – old Pressac to new Molex type #476065
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ParticipantTony R wrote:I have a service manual which includes a theoretical and wiring connection details for the Mistral models 8496W/A/P 8596W/A/P and 8696 W/A/P dated July 94 not sure if they are of any use.
Thanks to Tony R and Electrofix for the diagram. I hadn’t seen the post. I will check it out to FF when I get home later today. Appreciated.
Update: unfortunately the image is too blurred to see the detail. Tony R. Any chance that you could try the pic again please? Thanks in advance.April 5, 2021 at 11:23 am in reply to: Hotpoint Mistral FF73S PCB module adaptor wiring loom – old Pressac to new Molex type #476060Gazza_FF73S
ParticipantI’m still searching for wiring diagrams :-(. Out of curiosity, I had the freezer drawers out this morning and there was quite a build up of ice. I disconnected the yellow thermistor and turned it on expecting the fan to work as described in many forum answers to do with this common problem. The fan didn’t start and I had a E7 message. I had tested the fan previously with 240v and it had worked with direct power. I disconnected the green thermistor separately and got the E1 message. Any suggestions please?
April 3, 2021 at 10:04 pm in reply to: Hotpoint Mistral FF73S PCB module adaptor wiring loom – old Pressac to new Molex type #476058Gazza_FF73S
ParticipantFinally managed to get the image for you. Do you need one of the new board?
https://imgur.com/a/7VlNWCSApril 2, 2021 at 7:05 pm in reply to: Hotpoint Mistral FF73S PCB module adaptor wiring loom – old Pressac to new Molex type #476056Gazza_FF73S
ParticipantHaving changed the thermistors and the baffle being open, I checked the board (can’t upload pic) and have an overheating area on the board. When the power is on, this area is very warm. The area is the one with the three sided metal ‘shield’ around three resistors. Don’t know how better to describe it. I don’t know how to test the board for faults but the heat marks can’t be right. The resistors don’t look burnt.
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