[kaibart]

I will agree with Don I have been in retail for 14 years and I always hear a customer say I won’t buy this brand ever again for some reason or another as Don has mentioned target your issue at the manufacturer and the nicer you speak to them and put your point across the more likely you are to resolve your issue

[kaibart]

It sounds like one of the tocs on the back of oven you normally see a burn Mark on the connection or the toc itself

[kaibart]

Totally agree common to fail

[kaibart]

E07 is a door lock fault but can also be caused by a problem with the motor itself or could be control board which is rare

[kaibart]

There is a number of things this can be it needs to be tested with a meter

[kaibart]

You will have to have a engineer out to comfirm fault and then re fuse a repair then they will exchange it

[kaibart]

This is the correct part as it has always had a sticky back since I can remember

[kaibart]

F08 is motor related and f03 is a draining fault and this error can be thrown up with low insulation heater ive checked the model on gias and this has a brushless motor so wount be motor check the wiring to motor if that is fine and you still get f08 maybe main module

[kaibart]

It sounds like to me a wire has been caught on re assembly and rubbed on the drum causing pcb to go i agree with dave highly unlikely the capacitor would cause this

[kaibart]

There are 3 different models there are numbers after the wml720puk

[kaibart]

To be able to help post a photo of part so we can identify where its from

[kaibart]

So update on this fitted a motor pcb and all is working well can only assume it was overloading

[kaibart]

So new pcb then is it i cant see anything else wrong any burn marks

[kaibart]

Here is a photo of the other side of the pcb and the part that is blown. 1 other question how do you test the diode on the beko w/d pcb

[kaibart]

You have only the wiring to in the door to check if thats ok its more than likely a wash motor

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